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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04

vlada, da je nasilna, j nema
ovlascenje naroda. U tajnom
ugovoru s carskom Rusijom
bio je ovoj priznato pravo,
u slueaju pobjede da zauzme
Dardanele. Doduse: kada SUI
boljsevici dosli ma vlast O.
bjelodanili SUI tajni London
ski pakt i odrekli Sc svih pra-
va garantiranih Rusiji u tai
MIN ugovorima, ali je Engle-
skoj i Francuskoj dobro do
slo iskljucenje Rustic sd mi
rovne konferencije, jer SUI ia
ko mogle lisiti Rusiju Oar
danela i ostati vijerne tai
nom Londonskom paktu i
drugim tajnim ugovorima u
svoju korist.
U Parizu Sc najprije sa-
stavio mirovni ugovor s Me
mackom. Sklapanja nije bio,
jer nije bio druge ugovorne
strane. SET britanske delega-
CHE Lloyd George htio :je da
"a sva vremena skrsi ME
macku trgovacku i t u
mornaricu. SET francuske de-
legacije, Georges Clemmen-
ceau, nazvan Tigar, htio je
da "a sva vremena skrsi ME
macku vojnu silu ma kopnu
i ucini Njemacku zauvijek ne
opasnom Francuskoj. Namet-
Ii SUI Njemackoj nemoguce u
slove, koji SUI poslije - uz en-
glesko-francuski ljubomor -
omogucili Hitlera.
Italiju SUI ma mirovnoj kon-
ferenciji zastupali Orlando i
Sonnino. Oni SUI sutjeli i pri-
stajali ma sve engleske i fran
cuske uslove u mirovnom u
govoru, raeunajuci: "Uzmite
uz mas pristanak stogod ho-
cete; ali mira S Njemackom
i svih vasih uslova, ne moze
da Dude j bez nasega pot
pisa; prize nego Ii potpisemo
prinuditi cemo i vas i Will
soma da ispunite doslovno
Londonski pakt."
Situacija je S dana ma dan
postajala teza i zapletenija:
Wilson ne pristaje ma Lon
donski pakt a Italia, bez
njegova pristanka, media svoj
potpis ma ugovor S Njemac-
kom; Engleska i Francuska
stole cvrsto uz svoj potpis
ma Londonskom paktu da bi
dobile potpis Italije ma ugo-
voru s Njemackom u kome
su ozivotvoreni svi njihovi
pravedni j nepravedni cilievi.
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Sc je veliki broj nasih mia
din. Izdaju lahko pice, ma
ime sodu kao da Sc badava
dijeli j narod gasi zedju sa
OWN picem, jer kod mas Sc
neprodaje nista jaceg. Ako
netko misli da sc ne mole o.
drzati uspjesna proslava uz
meko pice, tai Sc je mogao
uvjeriti, da sc ipak mole. Ne
ma tn debata, svadje i vru-
tih rasprava, vet samo prija-
teljski razgovori j cestitke.
Vruce janjetine bilo je mno-
60, ali nikada dosta j tako
SUI nekoji otisli kuci, a da nj
SUI janjetinu okusili, ali Sc
ljutili nisu. Cesto sc je culo,
e pa kad nemogu dobiti, JEST
Gu kada kuci stignem, bit &c
da mas ina previse, a daj Bog
da mas druge godine ina j
wise pa makar gladan isao
kuci.
Da brace moja, sve je to
bio pod okriljem matice "a
jednice a pripremu je ucinio
Ujedinjeni Odbor odsjeka Ia
| jednice IL zapadnog dijela o.
We drzave. Mnogi i mnogi nam
rece - eh, nitko ne mole sto
Zajednica mole, a to je to-
like puta dokazano.
Pozdrava je stiglo IL svih
krajeva Amerike i Kanade.
Predstavnici uprave grada,
drzave i Federalne Wade, po-
slali su svoje pozdrave u ko-
jima cestitaju nasoj Zajed-
nici ma dosadanjem dobrom
radu i izrazuju zelju "a u
spjesan rad u buduce.
Nissan ulazio u pojedine
locke programa nj pojedince,
koji SUI doprinjeli ovom u
spjehu, jer drzim da &c to
postepeno drugi opisati, ali
uvjeren sam da necu nikoga
uvrijediti i nikome zao ucini-
ii, ako kazem istinu koja je
ovdje medju mama svima po-
znata. Svi smo radili, neko
wise, neko mamie, ali breme
rada je spalo ma ledja tajnika
nash ujedinjenih odsjeka |
ujedno urednika Zajednicara,
brata Filipa Vukelica. Nasi
svi Hrvatski radio satovi SUI
posvetili mnogo svojeg vre-
mena ovoj proslavi posvema
besplatno. Ova proslava je
jos jedan vidljivi PRIMER, sto
Sc sve moze ako ina wolfe,
sloge i razumijevanja. Pro-
slijedimo tim putem.
Hvala svima, koji SUI bile
koliko doprinjeli ovom uspje-
hu a tako isto hvala i Cast
svima posjetiocima. Bill svi
zivi i zdravi, da Sc do godine
i opet sastanemo ma velikom
Zaiednicarskom Damn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04

zivotna osjeguracija "a die
Gu ma 20 Year Endowment
Certifikat, "a cIanove Po-
mladka jest jedna cd najbo-
ljih osjeguracija "a djecu, sa
raznim pogodnostima, koj e
sluzi ne samo "a slucaj smr-
tt, nego da Sc dijete kad 3D.
raste postavi ma cvrste noge.
Roditelji, koji zbilja u b e
svoju djecu, trebaju da in o.
sjeguravaju ma owl vrst IL
votne osjeguracije - isplative
nakon 20 godina Ganovanja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
|PRIuk0M TRIDESETE G0DISkJICE SMR11
|vELIK0G PREDSJEDkIkA ". WuS0kA
Pise: Ivan Lupis-Vukic
(Nastavak)

Nastavak) ~
Gin Sc sastala mirovna konferencija u Parizu Q3. I.
1919, Predsjednik Wilson nasao sc u teskom ~polozaju:
s jedne strane njegovi idealni ciljevi, %poduprti zeljama siro-
kin masa Ottawa ~svijeta; a s druge strane sehicna, ~intrigant-
ska politika stare Europe osnovana, ma tajnim ugovorma
j imperijalistidkim ciljevima.
Russia je bia iskljucena sa mirovne konferencie navod-
no "a to, jer da stara vlada nema vlast, a nova, boljsevicka
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-04
s'ZAJEDNICAR"
Pros|ava koja nete biti zaboraNjena
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

Ma Is. julia odrzana je proslava u pocast sezdeset 60
disnjice nase Zajednice u centrali Zajednice, dakle, u Pitts
burghu. Proslava je odrzana pod vedrim nebom u krasnoj
ljetnoj prirodi. Park u kojem je proslava odrzana, kao da
je bio sagradjen upravo "a owl svrhu. Velika pozornica ma
koju moze staff i stotinu osoba, wise nalici ma pozornicu
jednog oveGeg kazalista. Pred pozornicom SUI sjedala "a VII
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Sc hiljada posjetioca, ma des.
moi strani pozornice lijepi ze-
leni brezuljak, a mlado drive.
&c pravi hladovinu. S lijeve
strane ograda i put, a otra-
ga liza sjedala veliki most ko-
Jim Sc sluze samo po~sjetioci
u oval park. Sjedala sva pu-
ma, zeleni brezuljak pun ma
roda kao mrav do mrava,
put ma desnoj strani ispunjen
sa narodom, koji pratt pro-
gram, a most takodjer ma.
krcan da je bio tesko "a pro-
laznike provuci Sc kroz istog,
U pavilionu gdje Sc prodaje
lahko pice i SIEGE janjetina
- jos uvijek sjedi ma sto-
tine naroda.
Kud krenes sve puno naseg
naroda, clanovi i privately
nase Zajednice. N iii
mnogo koji nisu nasi clano-
vi, a u koliko in je bio i axe
i'll ova bratska solidarnost
niece potaknuti da i oni po-
stanu clanovi owe velike j
slozne obitelji, onda iii sigur-
no nece nista wise moci ga.
mutt i privesti u nase redove.
Sastaju Sc prijatelji, koji
Sc nisu vidjeli cd prosle 60
dine ma Zajednicarskom Da-
nu, a neki i pc wise godina.
Nemozes sve nj vidjeti i tex
par dana nakon proslave ne
tko tie sjeti da je oval iii O.
maj bio ma proslavi i onda tt
je Gao da ga nisi vidio. Mo-
guce cemo Sc vidjeti druge
godine, jer i druge godine
ako necemo slaviti Sezdeset
godisnjicu, ali slavit cemo ma
su Zajednicu, slaviti cemo
mas zajednicarski Dan.
Vidjelo Sc je naroda osim
il drzave Pennsylvania, ia.
kodjer liz Ohio, w. Virginije
Michigana, Illinoisa, Indiana.
IL susjedne drzave Kanade.
mnogih drugih mjesta.
Program je bogat, zanimiv
i nitko Sc ne die dok nile
svrsena i zadnja tocka pro-
| grama. Nema prigovora, po-
hvale da, to cujes sa sviju
strana. Krunise Sc kraljica,
dvanaest krasno odjevenih
lijepih i mladih djevojaka ma
stupa ma pozornicu. Covjek
je ponosan kad in vidi, pa to
je mas mladi cvijet, to je ma,
So buducnost. Roditelji i pri.
jatelji ponosni sa svojim die.
teton. Same jedna cd Nth
je krunisana, samo jedna ie
mogla doci ma prvo mjesto,
ali druge nisu zavidne. Sve
su radosne j cestitaju pobjed-
nici i sve SUI zadovoljne da
mogu biti dio owe velike j ne.
zaboravljene proslave. Narod.
ne seljacke nosnje ukrasuju
pozornicu, pa Sc i tudjinci "a.
ustavljaju i dive ovoj 1.-Two,
slici - krasne umjetnosti.
Sve je to skinuto u pomic.
nu sliku, jedan dio govora
pjesme, plesa i samo kruni
SAME. To &c biti trajna uspo.
mena nasim mladjima, jer &c
i nakon sto mi ostavimo ova:
svijet, moci vidjeti zivu silk,
proslave svoje Zajednice pri
godom sezdeset godisnjice.
Dobrovoljci il pojedinih cd.
sjeka rade kao pcele. Radt
start i mladi, ali owe godint
wise nego ikada prize. Vidjec
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Ailelld VLlSOIlOVOS pOSJeLnlka.
sto su Wilson i njegov po-
sjetnik razgovarali to mi ni-
je poznato. Ali je citavom
sNjetu poznato da je uoci do
laska njemacke delegacije u
Pariz da je kao grom IL ve.g
dra neba prasnula Wilsonova
poslanica talijanskom narodu.
U Moi on kaze talijanskom
narodu, da su zahtjevi ME-,
govih delegate ma mirovnoj
konferenciji "a izvrsenje Lon,
donskog pakta nepravedni, u
opreci 8 narodnim nacelom
kojemu sama Italia duguje
svoju slobodu i ujedinjenje.
On ne vjeruje da talijanski
narod podrzava zahtjeve svo-
Jih delegate pa ga poziva da
osudi njihov sebican i nepra-
vedan STAY.
Wilsonova p~oslanica .odjek-
ne svijetom. Talijanski dele
gait izgube glavu. Napuste
mirovnu konferenciju i POI
hitaju u Italiju. Sazovu zbo-
rove pc cijeloj zemlji, uz po-.
znatu talijansku hipokriziju i
teatralnost. Talijanski narod,
zaboravivsi svoju povijest,
zaboravivsi da u ratu nije nj
Sta doprinio "a pobjedu slo-
bode, okrenuo Sc say protiw
Wilsona i ma zborovima dade
podrsku svojim delegatima.
No dok SUI talijanski dele
gait s citavim narodom glu-
mill pc Italiji DELEGATE Engle-
ske, Francuske, Sled. Drza-
va i Japana odrze tajnu sjed-
nicu i zakljuee, da SUI talijan-
ski DELEGATE svojevoljno ma
pustili mirovnu konferenciju
uoci potpisivanja mira S ME-
mackom pa time Sc i odrekli
obaveze ma zajednicko pot
pisivanje mirovnog ugovora.
S Njemackom, / da ugovor
mogu potpisati cetiri estate,
drzave - be- Italije. I tai
zakljucak stave do znanja
talijanskim delegatima.
Talijanskim delegatima ne.
ostade drugo nego da Sc po-
kunjeno povrate u Pariz /
potpisu mir S Njemackom a
da ne dobiju sajlocku funtu
mesa pc Londonskom paktu.
Prelukavi Shylocki ulovise
Sc u v~lastitoj klopki.
Poslije toga razvije Sc po-
znato natezanje oko London.
skog pakta, posredovanje En-
gleske' i Francuske izmedju
Italije | Jugoslavije, direkt-
| nj pregovori izmedju owe dvi-
je zemlje sa poznatim svrset-
kom u Rapallu. No, ipak:
hvala Wilsonovom cvrs t o m
stajanju uz mas spasismo,
Datmaciju, izim Zadra i La
stova, cd kobnih posljedica
Londonskog pakta. +
A Wilson je do zadnjeg
casa svoje vlasti stajao uz
mas, i ako nam poslije izbora
u Sled. Drzavama G. 1918.
nije mogao da Dude cd dali
ME prakticne pomoci jer, ka-
ko vidjesmo, Republikanci ma
tim izborima dobise vecinu u
oba donna Kongresa. Pc u
stavu Sled. Drzava nijedan
spoljni ugovor ne moe po-.
staff zakonom ako ga ne o.
dobri vecina Sonata. Wilson
je ostao ma vlasti do 1920.
godine; ali sa Senatom pro-
tiv sebe j protiv Lige Ma
roda, j s vecinom zavedenog
| jos nesvijesnog americkog
naroda o svojoj pravoj ulozi
u svjetskoj drami, on je o.
stao osamljen, nemocan, fl
zicki skrsen, dusevno razoca-
ran, ali do zadnjeg daha VIE.
ran sebi i idealima "a koje
sc borio i u borbi podlegao.
Rekoh sprijeda: Ako je
vrijeme osvetilo ikojeg draw
nika osvetilo je Woodrow
Wilsona.
Znajuci dobro kolike SUI ne
pravde bile pocinjene mirov-
MIN ueovorima i da &c tie
Evening star., 1954-01-18
Boiling Five Wins Seventh

The District College of the
Deaf became the seventh VIC
tim Of the Boiling Air Force
Base basketball team yesterday
Ernie Warlich's % points and
Bin Reynolds is paced the air.
men to a 1880 victory at Boil
ing.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
Stur urGumes
Continued From Page A-15D

with a 4:10.3 performance. Also
capable of lowering the mark
is Len Truck, former Ohio
Slater. who finished third at
Boston but has yet to reach
the form that carried him to
two victories last season in
4:07.8.
Horace Ashenfelter's 9:04 in
winning the two-mile at Boston
indicates he will be primed for
an assault on his own Star
Games record of 9:O5.
The high jump mark Of 6
feet Z inches is almost certain
to fall with Ken Wiesner t6 feet
1924 inches). Arnold Betton
t6:10A) and several others in
the field who have topped 6:7.
At Boston. Fordham's 2-mile
relay was clocked in 7:45.2, which
was 1.6 seconds better than the
record Illinois set here in '48.
Fordham will run against Mich
igan, Penn State, Georgetown
and Seton Hall in the Fielding
Memorial Relay Saturday.
In the mile relay at Boston.
Princeton. entered here. was
nosed out by Harvard in 3:21.6.
which indicated that Princeton
may break the Washington rec
ord of 1922 set by Michigan
in '48.
In the women's competition,
the record of 9.5 for the TO-
yard hurdles set by Catherine
Lawler of Tuskegee in 1852 may
fall before the assault of Con-
stance DarnoWski and Nancy
Phillips of the -Ameri-
can Club of Brooklyn.
Prospects of new record in
the pole vault were dimmed by
the ankle injury of Bob Rich
ards, who was forced to drop
out in Boston after a leap of
IA feet 3 inches. Richards plans
to rest his ankle for the Phila-
delphia Inquirer meet on Friday
and The Star Games.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
Hitting Kings Of Two Leagues
May Give Pirates More Punch

sonville. O'Donnell won 20 and
lost IL to lead the Pacific Coast
League and Lassalle topped the
Sally League with a 1876 rec
ord. He also led all pitchers with
1876 strikeouts.
Fred Waters. who along with
Lassalle, Sid Gordon, Max Sur
kont and Righthander Curt Ray
! don. came to the Pirates fer
O'Connell. had 1910 record at
Lincoln. Nebr. Len Yochim GA
14). Ed Wolfe t2-2). Bob Pur-
key u1-13) and Bob CARRIER
(0-3 are products of New Or
leans From Denver come Nelson
King t15-3l, Harry Pritts t9-5)
and Vernon Thies 1866. Cal
Hogue Gid at Toronto, was
brought up last September. Clar-
ence Churn had a SIS record
at Charleston. S. c.
Five young catchers will be on
hand including Jimmy Mangan,
recently discharged from serv-
ice. The others are Nick Noback,
Pate Nation, Jack Shepard and
Bill Hall,
Evening star., 1954-01-18
Two German Teams
Top BobsIed Trials
BY the Assoeiated Press

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy,
Jan. 18. German-driven two
man sleds raced at near-record
speeds today to turn in the fast
est times in the opening trials
for the world bobsled champion
ships opening Saturday. They
nosed out the best United States
performance.
Germany's No. Q sled, driven
by Theodor Kilt, negotiated the
icy, twisting 1,700-meter slide
down Tofane Mountain in / min
ute. 29.44 seconds. Hans Rosch,
driving Germany's No. 3 sled,
was less than a half second
behind in 1904.
Third best time was turned in
by the veteran Stanley Benham
of Lake Placid, N. Y, with James
Bickford of Saranac Lake, N. Y,
as brakeman. Handicapped by a
borrowed sled, Benham was
t1lIlCQ uI .Zo.04.
None Of the times were very
close to the new record set yes
terday by the Italian duo Of
Italo Petrelli and Luigi Sigoli in
Italy's national championships.
They were timed in 1:27.08.
The United States No. /. sled,
driven by Arthur Tyler and
braked by Edgar Seymour, both
Of Rochester, N. Y, made a time
Of 1:31.10 today. The No. 3 sled,
with Capt. Dick Severino of Sar-
atoga Springs, N. Y, and Airman
l/c James Stearns of Saranac
Lake was timed In 1:31.42.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
Schedule Gives AU
Shot at Undisputed
Conference Lead

American University has an
opportunity to take undisputed
possession of the Mason Dixon
Conference lead this week as
the Eagles play two games to
one for Roanoke. co-leader Of
the 15-team league.
Roanoke figures to move
ahead tonight when it enter
tains Randolph Macon, but
American U. plays Catholic U.
tomorrow night and Baltimore U.
Saturday.
-Four teams still are unbeaten
but Johns Hopkins has played
only one game and that against
Catholic U. Baltimore is the
other unbeaten team, and could
be tough for AU on the Bees
tiny court.
The top eight teams will
qualify for the tournament
early in March in Baltimore
and 1t is not unlikely that the
first eight teams in the stand
ings at present will stay there
This weeks slim conference
schedule finds the Jackets at
Roanoke tonight: AU at Gu,
Randolph-Macon at Lynchburg
and Baltimore at Western Mary
land tomorrow night: Western
Maryland at Mount ST. Mary's
Wednesday and AU at Balti-
more Saturday.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
College Basketball
Continued From Page A-l5)

struggle between the schools, the
Oklahoma Aggies. No. 4, beat
Tulsa. 46-40. with Hank Iba, the
Aggies' coach besting his brother,
Clarence, the Golden Hurricanes
mentor.
Holy Cross got back on the
victory road Saturday. trouncing
Belmont Abbey Of North Caro-
lima. 103-63. George Washington
was idle, but Oklahoma City,
No. 8 with an ILL record, easily
downed Murray State Of Ken
lucky, 72-43.
Rounding out the perform
ances Of the top 10 were Dukes
69-61 decision over McCrary
Eagles, an independent club. and
Minnesota's 59-55 verdict over
Iowa. The Blue Devils. No. 8,
have won II and dropped four
and Minnesota's ,10th-ranked
quintet is go.
Two teams in the second 10
went down to defeat. Besides
Niagara's (No. 13D loss to Du-
quesne, 17th-ranked Dayton
bowed to La Sale, 82-58.
Bevo Francis and Rio Grande
came in for their share of the
weekend scoring spotlight. Bevo
dropped in 81 points as the little
Ohio school drubbed Alliance,
107-77, on Friday and then he
followed it with an 84-point per-
formance the following night in
Rio Grande'S 1870 triumph
against the same Pennsylvania
college.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
| Tech and CIV Seek
10 Continue Roles Of
Basketball Spoilers

Mckinley Tech and George
Washington. q couple Of spoil-
ers in high school basketball
action so far this season, will
try to act the part again in two
outstanding games on tomor-
rows heavy schedule.
Tech jolted Bell. early leader
Of the Interhigh League, with a
two-point victory last Friday
and tomorrow has the opportu-
nifty of dealing the same treat
ment to the other vocational
high school. Chamberlain.
George Washington routed its
arch-rival, Washington-Lee Fri
day night and now is given the
chance Of knocking on another
undefeated team when the
Presidents entertain Mount
Vernon tomorrow evening.
The victory over Bell put Tech
in q tie with Wilson for the lead
Of the Interhigh League and
dropped Bell into q tie for fourth
place. On the same card last
Friday. Chamberlain's 8-game
unbeaten streak was ended by
Eastern. The Volts. now occupy
ing sixth place in the standing.
need a victory tomorrow to boil
ster their hopes for the playoffs.
On the same card at Tech to-
morrow afternoon, Eastern will
try for its second Interhigh VIC
tory in taking on Coolidge in
the second game of the double
header. The Tech Chamberlain
game is scheduled for 3:l5.
Action in Division II of the
1nterhigh League is limited to
a single game. Armstrong, with
a III league record, takes on
Phelps (0-2) at Terrell at $3.50,
Another game in Northern Vir-
glnia Group I play finds Falls
Church opening its league sea-
son by playing host to Fairfax
at 8 pm.
HHortnwestern at Eastern. 3:15.
, bousiass al spinssrnaam S Su am@ai siao
WaikeI Grant at Hoffman Boston.
| s,s.2n .2umDian Prep At Naval Receiving
| TOMORROW.
Mount vernon at Georse Washington
i Washington at western. $40 nm
/ sssrIax At Falls Church. s pm
a;4s wakefield ptm at Richard MONTGOMERY
Wilson VS.. St. Johns, American a.
| Roosevelt at Northwestern. pm
chamberlain al Mckinley Tech, 3:I5
Eastern VS.. Coolidge. Mckinley Tech,
| Bell VS.; DeMatha. HyattsyilIe. 8 p.m
! Howard at B-CC. pm
| annapolis at BladensburE : pm.
! Poolesville at GaitherSburg. . 80 D m.
Suitland at Landon. 3 pm
! Laurel at Oxon Hill. 2:i5 pm.
/ Ereoerick SAsscer at Southern. pm.
Great Mills At Lackey, pm.
/ Gwynn Park at Surrattsville, z pm.
georgetown Prep at st. Adams. $3.50
George Washington U. Freshmen a,
| Bulls Prep, 4 pm.
| Armstrong VS.. Phelps. Terrell. 8 p.m,
rairmont Heights at Mace Lane. 5:;j0
I Woodward Prep at Carroll. pm
| :, Mackin a. National Training School.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
Sea Island Victory
Sends Louise Suggs
To Top Of Pros Again
BY the Asseeioted Press

SEA ISLAND, Ga. Jan. l8.-
After the first tournament of the
women's golf circuit. little LOU
ise Suggs of Atlanta today held
the same spot among money
winners that she held at the
end Of last seasonal the top.
The 30-year-old Miss Suggs
won top money of $875 with her
steady, 77-77-77-231 play in
the Sea Island Women's Open
tournament which ended yester-
day.
Bev Hanson Of Pasadena,
Calf. was short with 14-foot
putt that would have given her
birdie on the 18th hole and a
first-place tie. Her final round
IS placed her in a tie for sec
ond. at 232. with Betty Hicks
Of Palm Springs. Calf. who also
had a 78. They won $500 each.
Patty Berg of Chicago drew
fourth-place money of $685. with
a 79 for a total of 233, ore stroke
ahead Of Betty Dodd of Tampa,
Fla. and Betty Jameson of San
Antonio. Tex. Miss Dodd. leader
at the 36-hole mark, blew to an
"a. Miss Jameson had an 80.
They received $3.50 each.
A women's record SO over the
3.350-yard. parts Seaside course
was posted by Fay Crocker of
Montevideo. Uruguay. Her fine
round. on a day when most
scores were soaring. gave her a
total of 235 and a seventh-place
| finish.
Low amateur was Joyce Ziske
of Waterford, Wis. She finished
with an 80 for 242.
Miss Suggs and most of the
other top feminine professional
and amateur golfers now head
for the $1,000 Tampa Women's
Open golf tournament opening
Thursday. Miss Suggs is de-
Tending champion and also won
the 72-hole event in 1852.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
Dances Change Schedule
For lnterhiqh Comes

Midyear graduation dances to
be held Friday night at District
public high schools have forced
a rescheduling of the Interhigh
Leagues two double-headers that
day.
The evening double-header at
Tech western VS.. Roosevelt and
Anacostia VS.. Eastsern) will be
played in the afternoon in the
Tech gym. The afternoon
double-header tWilson VS.. Tech
and Bell VS.. Coolidge) has been
shifted to the Roosevelt court.
The opening games on both pro-
grams will start at 3:l5 pm.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
7 Arkansas Tech Cauers
Hurt When Car 0verfurns
BY the Asseeiosed Press

MORRMTON, Ark, Jan. 18.-
Seven members of Arkansas
Techs once-beaten basketball
team and two other students
were injured near here yesterday
when the station wagon in which
they were riding overturned after
two rear tires blew out.
Coach Sam Hindsman said
Billy E. Baker. 19-year-old for
ward from Pottsville. Ark, was in
critical condition with a severe
brain injury. The others were
injured less seriously.
Tech has a record of nine VIC
tories against one defeat. The
team is undefeated in the Ar
kansas intercollegiate Conference
race. in which Tech is seeking q
sixth successive championship.
Evening star., 1954-01-18
BY Joe Reichler
Assoeiatsd Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-The
Pacific Coast League slugging
champion, two pitching leaders,
the Piedmont League batting
king and the first Negro in Pitts
burgh National League history
will be among the flock of rockies
competing for regular jobs in the
Pirates spring training camp.
Dale Long, who slammed IS
homeruns. drove in 116 runs at
Hollywood and was voted the
most valuable player in the Pei,
will be one of the five players
trying to nail down the first
base job at Fort Pierce. Fla,
next month. The strapping 23-
year-old lefthander had a pre-
vious Pittsburgh trial as a
catcher.
AL Grunwald, up from New
Orleans where he hit .293, Dale
Coogan, a Navy returnee, and
holdovers Preston Ward and
Paul Smith will be the others
trying to land the regular first
base JOB.
Way Open for Negro.
The trade sending Danny
O'Connell to Milwaukee leaves
the way open for Curt Roberts,
the young Negro rookie from
Denver. to win the regular Sec
ond base Job. Roberts batted
.291 in the Western League and
was an outstanding defensive
player. Other infield hopefuls
include George Freese, a 266 hit
ting third baseman from Spring.
field; Dick Smith. a second base
man from New Orleans, and Dick
Hall. who played third for the
Pelicans.
The Pirates came up with a
10-strike when they grabbed
Gerry Lynch. the Piedmont
Leagues batting king. in the
draft. The 23-year -old slugger
batted 1893 for the Yankees
Norfolk farm club, hit 81 home
runs. and drove in 1873 runs. He
is regarded as a fine prospect.
Other outfield rockies include
Gail Henley and Bob Davis.
13 Pitchers Among HOpefuls.
Thirteen pitchers are among
the % newcomers. The best ap-
pear to be George O'Donnell,
24-year-old highlander from
Hollywood. and Larry Lassale. a
young righthander from Jack