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Evening star., 1953-09-19
Scotland Yard Arrests Four
In MiIIion-DoIIor Ringer Plot

Britain. This prevented the
books from laying off the bets
at the track and kept Franca-
SAILS starting price high.
The form book lists both Fran
caSal and Santa Amaro as owned
by Maurice Williams, a London
wallpaper merchant. Williams
was one of the four arrested.
Scotland Yard identified the
others as William Rook, a horse
owner, and Conner Charles and
Harry Kateley, bookies. All were
charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the Bath track.
Meanwhile, magistrates at
Bath jailed 31-year-old Leonard
Phillips for three months on
charges of cutting the phone
wires. Police said Phillips, a
scrap merchant, got $100 for the
job.
The two horses lately have
been eating at Government ex-
pense in a photographed stable
near EPSON racetrack. Two
weeks ago Williams issued a writ
against the police demanding the
return of the horses.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Navy and Air Force Mines
Meet for Service Title Tonight

air force. Carroll, an all-around
athlete at Waynesburg College
in Pennsylvania, played one sea-
son of Class D ball.
The colonel threw an example
of his "unprofessional ball play
ers" at Quantico last night.
Pitcher Mel Harnly. a 33-year-
old captain and father Of three
sons, set down the Marines, al
most all of whom are owned by
major league clubs and have had
minor league experience, on four
hits, three of them iufield,
scratch types.
Marine Hurlers Also Good.
The two Quantico pitchers also
turned in fine performances.
Starter Garland Brill, former
Westinghouse High star, gave
up three hits and Barksdale' S
lone run in the six innings he
worked. Glenn Harshbarger came
IN and allowed only one hit.
Los Alamitos pounded Tom
Poholsky of Belvoir, the former
st. Louis Cardinal pitcher, for
IL hits, including a home run by
Shortstop Don Mallott in the
eighth inning. The Engineers got
three hits off Les Phillips and
Al Mckinney.
Singles by Jack George and
Larry Fones and an error gave
Belvoir its run in the second in
ming. The Sailors scored two in
the fourth on singles by Tony
Melton, Charley Weyman, a
walk and a single by Fred Myatt.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Wilson and Dreyer Meet
Again in N Bout Tonight
By the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON. Sept. 19.-Wilbur
Wilson, Boston welterweight, and
Gerald Dreyer of South Africa
will go through repeat 10-round
bout for a national television
boxing audience tonight at the
Boston, Garden.
(The bout will be telecaSt
in Washington by WMAL-TV,
Channel 7, starting at 9
o'clock.)
Last June, a few days after
he graduated from high school,
Wilson managed to gain a split
decision over the South African
battler. Dreyer, however, rules
a slight favorite for their return
bout.
Two other 10-rounders also are
on the program. Tony DeMarco
Boston lightweight, will meet
Chick Boucher of New York and
Curly Munroe, Worcester light
weight, will risk his string ol
20 victories against George Ed
monds of Hartford, Conn.,
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Seixas and Trabert
Meet Aussies AGAIN
By the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. ia
preview of the Davis Cup show
down between the United States
and Australia is on tap in the
Pacific Southwest tennis tourney
as Tony Trabert meets Ken
Rosewall and Vic Seixas opposes
Lewis Hoad in the semif1nal
. round, the same lineup as in
the Forest Hills semifinals two
weeks ago.
Trabert. the National cham
pion. got a good workout yes
terday before polishing off Hugh
Stewart, the former intercolle-
giate title-holder from the Uni
versity of Southern California,
60, ST, "a, 6-1.
Rosewall had trouble only in
the first set in defeating Bob
Perry of Los Angeles, 10-6, Ga,
Ga.
SeiXas, defending titlist here,
is favored slightly over Hoad;
Trabert, who appears to be at
the peak of his game, seems a
solid choice over Rosewall.
The women's singles semi
finals will pit Maureen Connolly
of San Diego against Shirley
Fry of Akron, and Doris Hart,
Miami, Fla, against Louise
Brough, Beverly Hills.
In mems doubles, Seixas and
Trabert meet Ted Schroeder and
Bulge Patty. The winners will
tangle in Sundays finals with
the Australian doubles champs,
Hoad and Rosewall.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Washington PoIoists Play
Harrisburg tomorrow

Frank Wilson will be back in
the lineup tomorrow when the
Washington Polo Club team re-
sumes its rivalry with the strong
Harrisburg, Pa, team at Brooke
Johns farm at Norbeck. Md.
Starting time is 3 pm.
Wilson, fully recovered from
recent injuries, will play the No.
l position. Don Bradley, Dave
Widener and DR.. John Keeler
round the first four.
Harrisburg probably will have
Gil Miller, Frank Frounfelter
and Ben Forney at three of its
positions. Riggs Jones and
George Toomey are available for
the fourth place.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Special Dispoteh 10 The Stor

FORT LEE, Va. Sept. 49,
Boiling Field Flyers f1oundered
in the air last night and went
down to a 14-to-7 defeat at the
hands of Fort Lee. It was Boil
ling's second straight loss and
Lees opening game of the sea-
son.
Boiling started we'll enough
marching IS yards on the first
10 plays to score it's lone touch
down. Johnny Polonchek, 1885,
pound quarterback from Michi-
gan State, tossed a 10-yard pass
to Leo Martin for the score and
Bill Reichardt kicked the point
The Flyers got one more scor-
ing chance in the fourth period
when Bob AllWine, former
George Washington guard, re-
covered a Fort Lee tumble on the
soldiers 8-yard line. But Boil
ling fumbled back on the 8 anc
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Manly and BattIeship
Each Has Field Of
Five al Fair Hill
Special pispoteh TO The star

FAIR HILL, Md, Sept. 19.-
Two top-flight jumping races,
annual fixtures at Pimlico before
that track discontinued steeple-
chasing, feature today's six-race
card at this countryside course.
The 32d running of the Manly
Steeplechase Handicap at two
miles drew five starters. The
14th renewal of the Battleship
Hurdle Handicap at about a
mile and seven furlongs, at
tracted a similar number.
Post time for the first race is
3:15.
James F. McHugh's Jam is ex-
pected to be the favorite in the
Manly. Among his six victories
in Is races last year he ac-
counted for Delaware Parks In
dian River Steeplechase Handi-
cap, Belmont Parks Brook
Handicap and Saratoga's North
American Handicap. He is top
weighted at 148 pounds.
Palaja, winner of last weeks
Foxcatcher National Cup, gets in
at 141 pounds and may be the
horse to beat.
River Jordan and Fleur De
Joie are the standouts in the
BattleShip.
Pari-mutuel betting again will
be permitted today, as it was for
the first time at a hunt meet in
Maryland last week. All proceeds
will go to charity.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
CoostLeogueC Continuingin' 81
Despite '53 Loss of $35O,OOO

geles has notified Hollywood that
it does not intend to extend
territorial privileges to the Stars
after the 1857 season, which
means that the Hollywood team
must move out of the Los An
geles area unless the situation
can be adjusted amicably.
President Clarence Rowland
was instructed to find out from
Paul Fagan, owner of the San
Francisco Seals, what he in
tends to do about operating next
year. If Pagan intends to quit,
as has been reported, the league
will step in and operate the
franchise or find an operator
Fagan has returned to San
Francisco from Hawaii but did
not attend yesterdays meeting
The meeting closed on an op-
timiStic note. All seemed con-
fident that the threat of an in
vasion of Coast League territory
by major league interests had
passed, at least temporarily.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Be|voir Impressive
In Winning Opener
Special Dispatch 10 The Star

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Sept.
10.-Fort Belvoir sounded q
warning for future service OPP
ponents here last night as it
walloped West Chester State
Teachers, 81 to 6. in the open
ing game of the season for both
teams. A crowd of 10000 saw
the game.
Fullback Bob Haner. last years
star of nearby Villanova Col
lege, paced the winners attack
that ended West Chester's To-
game winning streak over a two
year period. 1t also marked the
Teachers first loss on their
home field in their last 30 games.
Haner bucked over from the
two-yard line in the first period,
and tailed again on an 18-yard
screen pass in the final quarter.
Jim Leftwich ran IA yards on q
reverse for Belvoir's third score.
West Chester threatened three
times in the first half but muffed
it's scoring chance by a tumble
and two pass interceptions. The
Teachers reached Belvoir's IA
yard line twice, and later went
to the nine before behind halt
ed. They were saved from a
shutout by Halfback Bob Mos
teller's 44-yard run in the last
minute of play.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Dorow Unable to Help, Boiling
Bows to Lee After Good Start

Leo Sugar recovered for the host
eleven.
Reichardt and Halfback Walt
Klevay pierced Lees husky all
pro line with ease, as Johnny
Ignarski from Kentucky and
Maryland'S Joe Moss opened
holes for them. But it was a
different story in the air. Al
Dorow, regular Boiling quarter
back who injured his leg in last
weeks inaugural, made a brief
appearance but was way of the
mark.
Lee took advantage of Dorow's
handicap to score its first touch
down as Ronnie Morris of Tulsa
threw a 37-yard touchdown pass
over him to Jim Smith of VIII
liam and Mary. Connie Jones Of
Iowa scored Lees winning touch
down on a one-foot plunge that
eliminated a 67-yard advance
early in the fourth period. Hal
Mitchell of UCLA kicked both
points.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
By Bill Fuchs

The Barksdale Air Force Base
of Louisiana will be the under
dog to the Los Alamitos Naval
Air team for the Inter-Service
baseball championship at 8
o'clock tonight at the Quantico
Marine Base, but the BomberS
don't care about the odds.
They've been underdogs too long
This areas hopes, Quantico
and Fort Belvoir, losers in the
first round of the single elimina-
ton, meet at 2 pm. today in a
consolation game. Los Alamitos
beat Belvoir, Al, yesterday,
while Barksdale upset Quantico,
10.
Less than a month ago nobody
could have thought of mention
ing Barksdale in the same sem
tence with championship" But
that was before Col. John Car
roll. flyer with more than 900
combat hours to his credit, took
over as manager of the team at
the end of August. It had just
lost 18 of it's last 20 games.
Few Played Organized Ball.
Carroll is quite proud of his
team of "unprofeSsionals." as he
calls them. Were professional
airmen," he says. Mac Rhinehart
and I are the only ones on the
whole squad who ever played
any organized pro ball"
Catcher Rhinehart, a staff
sergeant. played a little Class D
and B ball between bitches in the
Evening star., 1953-09-19
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Scotland
Yard arrested four horse-racing
operators yesterday and charged
them with plotting the bizarre
"FrancaSal affair" Britain'S
million-dol betting fix.
Detectives identified two of the
arrested men as racehorse own
erS and two as bookmakerS.
The fix story started July 16
when a horse entered as Fran
caSal won a Small-time event at
Bath racetrack at odds of 10-1.
Racing authorities said later the
winning horse was not Francasal,
a noted also-rap, but a horse
named Santa Amaro.
The ringer carried a flood of
bets placed with off-course
bookies just before the race was
due to start. All that money
normally would have made
Francasal a short-priced IA
vorite.
But some one had cut the
phone wires linking the track
with the bookies' Offices all over
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Weather|y Easy Winner
In Finale al Lanham

Joe Weatherly of Norfolk, Va,
celebrated the close Of West
Lanham Speedway's 1853 season
last night by tapping his field
to win the fifth annual 25-mile
stock car championship race.
Action was halted on the 18th
lap when Eddie Adams of Rising
Sun, Md, spun out. Weatherly
was a full lap ahead at the time,
however, and he held that ad-
vantage when the race was re-
sumed.
AL Keller of Butler, N. j., was
runnerup, with Lou johnson of
Wilmington, Del, was third.
frankie Schneider of Lambert
vile, N. j., runnerup in MAS
CARS modified class, had motor
trouble late in the race and fin
ished fifth.
Adams won the 25-lap sports
man car race with Johnny Rob-
erts of Brooklyn, Md, second
and Charlie Cregar of Phillips
burg. N. j., third.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Duke Strong Choice
Over South Carolina
By the Associated Press

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 49,
Duke and South Carolina meet
in football here tonight in the
opening game of the new At
lantic Coast Conference.
Duke, ranked 10th nationally,
is favored to win by three touch
downs. Key offensive men are
split It Quarterbacks Worth
Lutz for Duke and Johnny Gram
ling for South Carolina.
The teams are suffering about
equally from fall practice in
juries to flrst-stripg players.
An anticipated crowd of 25,-
900 was promised summer like
weather for the game.
The ball used in the game and
a program will go to the trophy
room of the Helms Athletic
Foundation at Los Angeles,
Calf, as mementoes of the start
of play in the new conference,
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Two New Track Bids
Turned Down in jersey
By the Asseeieted Pres.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 49,
The New Jersey Racing Com
mission yesterday denied appli-
cations to construct a fourth
race track in the State at Secau-
Gus, just across the Hudson
River from New York City.
The commissioners also turned
down a request for a license to
operate a harness track in
Springfield Township near Cam
den.
Two groups, one headed by
James Colt of Deal and the other
by John Milton, former United
States Senator, of Jersey City,
had sought permission to oper-
ate a truck at Secaucus. The
application for the harness track
was filed by John H. Dunn of
Cinaminson as president of the
Jersey Raceway Association.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10
The Pacific Coast League lost
about $35O,OOO this year but it
is going to operate again in 1854
and has drawn a blueprint for
future development that report
edly calls for new park con-
struction and concerted promo
ton.
George Morgan of Portland
and Bill Starr of San Diego out
lined the plans which the direc-
tors, meeting in annual session
yesterday, approved tentatively.
They are to take final action
at another meeting the week of
October 25. The 1854 schedule
will be adopted then. calling for
168 games instead of 180.
The directors took no action
on the territorial ruckus involv-
ing Los Angeles and Hollywood,
but this is to come up again at
the October meeting. Los An
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Bob Williams Bainbridge
Star in Service Grid Debut
By the Associated Press

BAINBRIDGE, Md, Sept. 10.
Former Notre Dame All-Amer-
ica Bob Williams made his debut
in service football last night
passing for two touchdowns and
running back a pass intercept
ton for a third as cambridge
Navy topped the Norfolk Naval
Base Tars, 46-0.
Williams, a recruit at the naval
training center here, quarter
backed the cambridge team in
the second quarter and part of
the third. Bill Bonar, former
Tulane star, started the game.
Williams was obtained by the
Baltimore Colts from the Chi
cago Bears this year but was
called up from the Naval Reserve
just before the start of the pro
season.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Todoy's Football

District Area.
Maryland at Missouri.
East.
Georgia VS.. villanova at Philadelphia
(nD.
Geneva at Indiana Pa.) Teachers.
Upsala at Bridgeport (n.).
Kent State at Waynesburg.
South.
Catawba at VMI (nD.
Shepherd at Washington and Lee.
Marshall at ,VPI (nO.
Wake Forest VS.. William and Mary
Duke at South Carolina tn.).
Presbyterian at Clemson (no.
Texas ASM at Ken Kentucky nJ.
Davidson at Georgia Tech.
The Citadel at Tulane.
Mississippi VS.. Chattanooga at Jack
son. Miss.
Mississippi State at Memphis State.
Baldwin Wallace at Camp Lejeune.
Midwest.
oregon at Nebraska
South Dakota State at Marquette (n.).
Drake at Kansas State (n:).
South Dakota at Iowa State.
East Kentucky at John Carroll.
Ohio University at Toledo (n.).
Southwest.
Florida at Rice (n).
Kansas at Texas Christian (n).
Cincinnati at Tulsa (n.).
Hardin Simmons at Oklahoma AIM.
West Texas State at Texas Tech (n).
Sui Ross State at Texas Western.
Far West.
Baylor at California.
Southern California at Washington
State.
Colorado at washington.
College of Pacific at Stanford.
Montana at Brigham Young Inl.
Wichita at Utah State (n.).
Utah at Arizona (n).
New Mexico A&M at wyoming.
TOMORROW.
Quantico VS.. Xavier at Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Heurieh May Face
Pitching Problem in
Title Game With AK

The Heurich Brewers, who
carry one of the deepest pitch
ing stats among Washington
sandlot baseball teams, may run
into a pitching problem when
they try for their second straight
city series championship against
AtchiSon & Keller Monday after
noon.
Manager Pepco Barry of the
Brewers would like to use Brother
Love against the Plumbers, but
Love pitched '72s innings yes
terday in Heurich's 6-5 victory
over the Union Printers. Charlie
Hiden, who ranks second to Love
on the Brewers staff, worked the
remainder of yesterdays game
and is the probable starter Mon
day.
On the other hand, AtchiSon
& Keller will have it's ace, Dutch
Schaefer, ready for the cham
pionship game after five days
rest. Ken McMullen went the
route for AK yesterday as the
Plumbers dropped the Spring
field Virginians, 81, on the
North Ellipse.
It will be the third meeting
of the series between AK and
the Brewers, respective cham
pions of the Departmental and
Industrial leagues. Heurich won
the first encounter, So, a week
ago Friday and Schaefer bested
Hiden when AK took a 10
deciGon last Wednesday.
McMullen allowed only four
hits to Springfield yesterday and
blanked the Virginians after the
first inning while his battery
mate, Charlie Yancey, spanked
three one-run rallies.
The Brewers had more trouble
on the West Ellipse when the
Printers threatened to break
the game open in the eighth
Stan Kings double and Jerry
Clubb's single accounted for two
runs before Hiden relieved Love
and retired the last man on a
line drive to the ground.
Atchison & Keller 0I0 100 0ix-3
Cam and Mehalic: McMullen anc
Yancey.
Heurich - 002 0Q2 020-6 8
Love, Hiden (S) and Harvell: Collins
| Hines 90 and Grier.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
J.G.Krens, &c, Dies;
Made Bats for Ruth
And Other SIuqqers
BY the Associated Press

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. 29.-
Joseph C. Krens, maker of base
ball bats for Babe Ruth, Lou
Gehrig, Rogers Hornsby. frankie
Frisch and Honus Wagner, died
yesterday. He was 86.
A native of Germany, Krens
became a pioneer manufacturer
of bats in this country. The firm
he founded so years ago turns
out approximately 100000 bats a
year. It also manufacturers po-
licemen'S clubs.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Mrs. Henderson Wins
Congressional Golf Title

Mrs. H. D. Henderson is the
new women's golf champion at
Congressional Country Club. She
defeated Mrs. James Geddes, s
and 4, yesterday to take the
title.
Mrs. Carl Matthews defeated
Mrs. Florence Godfrey, up, in
the first flight, while Mrs. E.
V. Brumfield defeated Mrs. John
S. Myers, 8 and 2, in the first
| flight consolation.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
International Figures Up

MONTREAL, Sept. 10 R.-
International Baseball League
attendance for 1853 was the best
since 1850, President Frank j.
Shaughnessy said today. Paid
attendance totaled 1,714,211 an
increase of 14,207 over 1852 and
approximately 100000 more than
in 1851.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
DeSpirito Gets Speed Fine

DEDHAM, Mass, Sept. 10 (P.
Tony DeSpirito. Americas
leading jockey last year, was in
court yesterday on a charge of
travelling too fast: Driving an
auto at IS miles an hour. Judge
Gilbert Cox fined him $40.
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Minor PIuyoffs
INTERNATIONAI, LEACH

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. s; Buffalo 3 Montreal
leads best OF seven series 2-H-
Baltimore .: Rochestra, l Baltimore
leads best of seven series. al
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
, Indianapolis. 3; Kansas City, 9 (best
: of seven series 2-2)
Only games scheduled
TEXAS LEAGUE
, Dallas s; Tulsa. 3 (best of seven
final series 1-1.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Binghamton. II; Reading. 5 tbest Of
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Colorado Springs at DeS Moines post
poned (best of five series. LII,
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Danville. 3: Reidsville, .
Danville leads series, 3-2).
Evening star., 1953-09-19
Belgian Speedster Killed

MODENA, Italy. Sept. 19 (P).
Count Charles de Tornacho.
q, a Belgian driver, was killed
yesterday when his car over
turned during the trials for Sun
DAVIS Modena International race.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SHOP. Southeast section.
for sale. For details, call 10.
FOR RENT-Esso Gasoline Station,
located in Washington. dong 80.
900 gallons a month; must have
substantial cash for stock, Furnish
past gast'tne service experience. Box
BOOMING HOUSE. business for sale.
9 rms. 2 baths, present income S240
mo-: loi 6 lease; rent. S110 mo-; Z
complete kitchens. TIE. 6-0S93. ~
MODERN, 3-bay service station fol
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Evening star., 1953-12-06
HOUSES TO SHARE

- Woman with child
new 5-rm. rambler with couple or
couple with child; nr. transp. and
schools. Call after 8 pm, 10. 4-0064.
LADY TO SHARE lovely home; all
privileges. incl. TV; meals So week.
BETHESDAwShare new rambler with
couple who want attractive. home.
OIL. 4-656S afternoons and wk, ends.
EMP. LADY, owner, will share 2-bed-
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girls. JA 2-7045, week ends; NE.
S-O017. weekdays. -
LADY OR MOTHER and child to
share my beautifully .furn. home.
Will give day care to child. Lovely
yard; all conveniences. JE. 3-l462.
WILL SHARE furn. house in Twin
brook; plenty of room; auto. washer,
fenced yard, ETC.; children welcome.
Inspect from l to 4 Sun. or phone
WANTED = Refined couple to share
home with working woman; use Of
house.; rec. rm.: utils. and heat
furn.: S125 mo-; refs. JU. 9-l765.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE HAVE 2 extremely excellent
clients who will pay $500 per, mo
Must be in good convenient loca'
ton. Call Mrs. Dixon Of JAMES L
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pets or children. Write. apt. 20.2
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Evening star., 1953-12-06
4-BEDROOM BRICK

Newly dec. rms, glass encl. porches.
Gas heat. Nice yard. Partly furn,
Wo. 6-1e35, DIXIE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1953-12-06

GEORGETOWN - Spacious.
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Sep entrance to bsmt. Rear
garden, oil ht.; on @ St. near
30th. Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 3-53S6,
with DRURY REAL CORP. D1.
T-4450.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
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RENT OR SALE
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Under S24 900.
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terms.
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Evening star., 1953-12-06
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COLORED-LET US rent your house
or apt, no charge to you; clients
waiting. ACME RENTAL AGENCY,
1877 18th st. NV. HO. 2-0406,
HO. 2-2622.