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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
T-Bons Walker
Appears Here
For First Time

Twin City dance fans win hear
for the first time in person. T.
Bone Walker and the Choker
Campbell Orchestra on Sunday.
May % at a Matinee Dance at
4:3o p. m. at the Minneapolis La
Dor Temple.
Advance tickets for this DIP.
Black presentation are on sale at
the usual places.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
e'''''1' Sports
ny JIMMY GRIFFIN

guard Minnesotas National cham.
pion grid teams DR. Horace praccing South
Bend Ind
Joe Nelson received his letter being
High schools varsity swim
Dick Blakley Is home visit college
and viii be n own for few days
Bob Blakey broke the
ognzed because record to be
relays the city championship good this
writer's opinion
Tom Jones of Miami toho) put
record with % IT, 1914
Record holder chief contender month
R Roberts OF the Courier longest record
Josh Gibsons $50 foot smash Stadium dur
ing Negro National League game
Art Hause former Xavier
the Los Angeles Rams Grid the League
The basketball but the
European and South summer tour of
some of the major league baseball parks
The Green Bay Packers and
have also mixed Emery Barnes
OF Marquette Both signed two
taekes from Negro colleges Sam Marshall A and
Bin Buford OF Morgan State
Norman Light is calling balls Municipal Baseball
this Norm head the playground activities
Charley Powell San Francisco his pro debut
as a boxer in Los Angeles the olympic May IS
Randy rpn Knocked the seconds to be
exact in Rome italy Randy defending European middle
weight title This bout definitely flight
fighter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
Todd Rhodes
And Bond Coming
Friduv, Nav %

Todd Rhodes and his orchestra
one of the leading bands Of the
country, will play at a dance at
the Minneapolis Labor Temple
Friday night, May %.
Rhodes comes to Minneapolis
after a meteoric rise IN the juke
box field. Scoring with his King
recording Trying" Todd has
climbed aboard the Sepia Song
Hit Parade, a national survey
showed.
The great orchestra leader, sem
sational for his King recording of
Trying" will render many of his
juke box numbers at the May 2S
dance at the Labor Temple.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
Aboy, Ray Robinson. Bob so,,erfieId, Etc.

II certainly surprise that hulaboo
the circumstances involved the
nson from the during World War would think
facts This has exploited again by
Sugar Rays dssenters in the press.
The also thoroughly army
OF GPs received honorable section
statement from Vancouver Canada the
II discharged the a sergeant
among them good conduct medalhat doesn't
cord Of deserter
Of my color doesn't buck them"
Bob satterfeid Is back the only
the second round last week Julio Medees
scheduled i0round heavy weight brawl Beach,
Tommy qiurricane) Jackson the
magazine which he is called the most entertaining fighter in the
ring today.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
PEEWEE GLOVER,
SAX SENSATION,
AT KEY CLUB

Peewee Glover, sensational ten
or saxaphone player, former lead
er Of the Turks band is now
playing a ten days engagement at
the Key Club.
The sensational saxaphone ar
list is assisting the Five Cats
led by Leon Lewis. Hank Sabes,
manager Of the Key Club said
Peewee has added much enthus-
iasm to the rhythm and blues
playing of the Five Cats and sing
ing Donna Hightower.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

The st. Paul RECORDER /.
tops in the SANITY City.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21

would Coy Wallace Today asked the
question mos unlikely would be Wallace
probably that Wallace the only who has
whipped Rocky boxing ring and that s4s
both moved the with
becoming champ. and Coey top challenger.
Unfortunately Wallace. something
happened fought
Billy Gillian and looked like anything but future champ Gil
cant fight and Wallace didn't, so the fans booed
Although definitely the the fight
bongy dull proved nothinguness 1t showed that both
Coey made excellent in the motion picture
old
failed emulate the
Charles and hstless victory Gillian
this appears Wallace
than fighter to give
fighting and concentrate acting forget about the
the footIghts boxing.
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A. tn. Ringside

OVID pot,erson To oet Bic Test Aoojns, Moxjm June

floyd Patterson To Got Big Test Against Maxim June
Youthful marvel not long out Of the
the brink of being time attraction before he
his big in Gotham hen he faces former light
heavyweight champion Maxim eight round bout
Patterson 10 straight fights without defeat
good trial horse
mddlecigh he outpunched and out
hard but just did not have
the necessary equipment TO test Patterson.
a fought the best without ever
getting joey probably would have been
really potent daed the ambitious hopes Of
many young sllgger In his day.
spoe look good He knows
ring only Outright
him. Otherwise Maxim viii be the win
truly test Patterson Floyd will need
whip Maxim He will have TO know
the he make by the former IT'S
ng probably the next light heavy king in another
year IS months
Patterson allowed to fight
more eight
actually makes ineligible for title bout until then He
probably would 10round battles to teach him to
pace himself
that Maxim bout for be
seeing champion Incidentally Real features
schenl which calls Patterson he
fighter in the ring today!o
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~ On Regular
Big League BIB
Club Rosters
BY LUX Virgil oyerbea

Chicago-(AN you know
May IL was the deadluine date for
major league clubs to reduce their
rosters to their limit of rs plus ex-
service personnel. AS a result.
number of familiar faces have
been sent down to the minors
while several new faces have made
the grade.
Among the familiar faces gone
from the scene, probably never TO
return TO the majors were the
fabulous Luke Easter who never
lived up to expectations with the
Cleveland Indians, Sam Jethroe,
Harry (Suitcase) Simpson and
Dave Hoskins. Also released at
the last minute were Edmindo
SANDY Amores by the Brooklyn
Dodgers and Jose Santiago by the
Indians.
A final count of Negro players
on major league rosters revealed
that % players remained with IL
clubs. Teams without are the Phil
adelphia Phillies in the National
league and the Detroit Tigers,
New York Yankees, Washington
Senator's and Boston Red Sox in
the American.
Here are the teams and their
players who will be around for the
entire season:
In the National League:
Brooklyn Dodgers: Jackie Rob-
inson, the man who broke the
color line and still the teams man
in the clutch: Roy Campanella,
out until the middle of July with
broken finger: Junior Gillian,
brilliant second baseman, and
pitchers Don Newcombe, poten-
tial 20-game winner, and Joe
Black.
Milwaukee Braves: Bill Bruton,
great centerlielder and leadoff
man back in lineup after an at
tack of virus; Henry Aaron,
youthful outfielder, Jim Pendleton,
utility man and Charley White,
rookie catcher.
New York Giants: Willie Mays,
still tops in centerfield after two
years in army; Monte Irwin, big
man with the bat; Henry Thomp-
son, another good year at third,
and Ruben Gomez, good hurler
suffering from sophomore woes.
Chicago Cubs: Ernie Banks at
shortstop and Gene Baker at sec
ond forming great double PLAY
combination, and Luis Marquee,
speedy utility outfielder.
Cincinnati Reds: Charlie Har-
mon, good utility infielder and
pinch batter, and Nino Escalera,
smuggling pinch batter.
Pittsburgh Pirates: Curtis Ro-
berts, slick fielding second sacker,
little weak at bat.
st. Louis Cardinals: Tom Aston
500, 900 rookie first baseman who
is looking good in company of
great batsmen.
In the American league:
Cleveland Indians: Larry Dolby,
tops in center and also at the
plate; Al Smith, doing a good job
at third base.
Chicago White Sox: orestes
Minoso, good in any position and
No, team man at bat. Bob Boyd,
good either at first or in the out
field.
Philadelphia Athletics. Bob
Trice, ace of the pitching staff,
and Vic Power. centerfielder with
a good bat,
Baltimore Orioles: Jehosio
Heard, tricky lefthander, who
has not had much work.
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Colby wuiuee An Actor NOT A Fighter
the likely
heavyweight Rocky Macano the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-21
Predictions. Mariner Over Dewey and Tony De Marco

Two eevsd bouts the spotlight
weights Chuck Davy and Vince Martinez Wednesday
night 70 Johnny against
day night, May 20.
Martinez this rngsders whip Davey Chicago
Stadium ex-coege souhpaw style
puzzled until welterwegh champ
kayoed in that braw 60
He victories vear
His best chance to would
Martinez Otherwise youth boxing
punching ability should return Davey
1t should be Dehfaco all the
trial horse welter
ring He is a punche a
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MI $40 TO PLACE WANT AID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

-6afrls-Ewlng Photo.
MRS. HOWARD r. SCHMIDT
The former
Miss Bette Mae Sauer.
The Little Church Around the
Corner was the scene of the New
York wedding September 4 Of
Miss Bette Mae Sauer. daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. George, Roscoe
Clark. Of Arlington, to Major
Howard Richard Schmidt, USAF,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Schmidt Of Chicago.
The bride attended Holy Cross
Academy. The bridegroom re-
ceived his Bachelor Of Arts de-
gree from the University OF IL
linois, and Masters degrees from
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
and the California Institute OF
Technology.
The brides grandfather was
Mr.. Peter Franklin Hall. Alexan-
dria sportsman. and her great
great uncle was Champ Clark, q
Speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives
Major Schmidt has served as a
White House aide under both
Presidents Truman and Eisen-
hover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
EnquQenents Announced

ter, Ohio. Her fiance is q gradu-
ate Of the College of Wooster
and is q graduate student at
the University Of Illinois, where
he has an aSsistantship In the
Department Of Geology.
Mel Claim -Brosmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. McClain
Of Mclean. Va. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Mary Jessica to Sergt. Joseph
G.. Brosmer. u. $. NJ. c., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence j. Bros
mer of Hyattsville. Md. The we'd
ding viii take place in November.
Miss McClain is attending
Madison College in Harrisonburg.
Va.
Bloom Weissmonn
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bloom Of
Silver Spring announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Ar
lene to Mr.. Max L. WeiSsmann.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Weissmann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Hoaedorn : HothoWoy

H0ged0rn- H0thGW0y
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard j. Hage-
dorm of Glassmanor, Md, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Ellen-LOuise to Mr..
Michael David Hathaway of
Oxon Hill. Md.
Miss Hagedorn is in nurses
training school at the District
General Hospital. Her fiance is
attending the University of
Maryland.
GoIt Boirey
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Gait of
Falls Church announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Ann
to Mr.. George B. Bairey, jr., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bairey of Falls
Church. A December wedding is
planned.
Miss Calf attended Mary
Washington College. Her fiance
is attending the Pennsylvania
State University.
Townsend cropp
Mrs. Earnshaw Townsend of
Arlington. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Helen
Cameron to Mr.. Frederick Will
liam Cropp III, SON of the Rev.
DR.. And Mrs. Crop Of San
Marine, Calf.
Miss Townsend is attending
the College Of Wooster in Woos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Vermont Vocation

Enjoying their vacation at The
Lodge at Smugglers' Notch.
Stowe, VT, are Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Fleming, their daughter,
Miss Diana Fleming, and their
son, Master Jonathan Fleming
of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
ATAC to Meet
-southall Photo.

The Aides to All Charities will
hold its first regular meeting of
the season at $3.50 o'clock tonight
at the B'nai Israel Synagogue
at Sixteenth and Crittenden
streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
End Holiday

Miss Patricia Carpenter of
Takoma Park an dMiss Mariaon
Cordwell of Maine and Airing
ton. Va, have just returned after
spending the Labor Day week
end in Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Visit Stowe
DR.. and Mrs. Leo Donovan Of
Bethesda have been visiting ut
The Lodge at Smugglers' Notch.
Stowe. VT.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-12-01
.. i'm This Rugged CruwIer Tractor

You'll be hours and dollars ahead on each operation
with the working advantages of the Alls- Chalmers
HD5 Consider the different features that pay off every
shift, every day, every year.
Starting of this modern diesel tractor is FAST cleo
trio Track fabrication is rapid, easy - lasts for 1000
hours Internal inspection and service quickly done
because of accessible, unit-type assemblies.
More field time is gained, too by the HD-5's SIM
ple smooth operator control and oadnatched working
speeds.
These are the Als-C Chalmers features that pile up
your tractor savings the months go by. They
in addition to the HD5s modern engineering that de-
livers more track the ground, tractor the
tracks.
Ranchers discovering there's difference that
doesn't show up in just tractor weight horsepower and
price, Ask your Ais Chalmers dealer to show you the
many extra HD-5 working values.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-12-01

Note the leUel, deep-cut discing
of the Allis-ChalmerS Model
j Offset Disc HarroW behind
the HD-5. Disc HarroW DIFF
/ ferences are big, too. Here is
3 disc-gang fabrication good
M for the life of the blades.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Top 10 Drivers 10 Race
AT Marlboro Sunday

Mack Hanbury, former Golden
Gloves boxer turned race car
driver, has a 58-point bulge over
his nearest rival in the battle
for the Northern Virginia Stock
Car Club point-scoring cham
pionship. His total is 418.
In second place is Bill Dove,
who in four weeks has come
from virtual obscurity to hang
up $50 points. Sam Hash is
third with 354 points, followed
by Elmo Langley, 1877: Bud Sea-
lock, 178; Smokey Wills, 152;
Bill Morgan, las; Ralph Sandy,
112; Jim Hanbury, lot, and Jim
Newton. 100.
These top 10 drivers. along
with a number of other area
entrants, viii line up for the rs
lap feature Sunday afternoon at
Marlboro Motor Raceway.
Along with the six-card racing
event will be the annual Riddles
Day, with entertainment pro-
vided by Billy Strickland and his
cowboy band.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Montgomery JC Seeks
18th Straight Tomorrow

Montgomery Junior College,
winging along on a 14-game
winning streak, meets the Navy
Apprentice School team at 8 pm.
tomorrow at Newport News in
the hopes of settling a two-year-
old "grudge."
The "grudge" resulted from a
loss suffered by the Knights
which snapped an eight-game
winning streak. Since then,
Montgomery has gone unbeaten.
Leading the Knights offense
will be Co-Captain Marty Gala
CHER. former Northwestern High
star. and Jim Sullivan. Gala
CHER is the teams leading ground
gamer with a 6.8-yard average
per carry and the leading scorer
with q points. Sullivan, who
had no football experience before
enrolling at Montgomery, is right
behind Gallagher with 6.7 aver
age and 26 points.
The Knights have scored 98
points while giving UP 20 in VIC
tories over Wesley Junior College
of Dover, Del; Bainbridge Naval
Prep School and Gallaudet Col
lege this season.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Williams and MusidI Top List
'Of78With .3OOCoreer Marks

other American Leaguers in the
800 lifetime group are Dale
Mitchell. Cleveland, .315: Billy
Goodman. Boston, $40; George
Kell and Minnie Minoso, Chicago,
800: Harvey Kuenn, Detroit,
.308; Johnny Pesky. Washington,
.307; Bobby Avila, Cleveland
.306. and Enos Slaughter, New
York. .304.
National Leaguers, besides
Musial, at 800 or higher are
Jackie Robinson. Brooklyn, .319;
Richie Ashburn, Philadelphia,
.312; Duke Snider, Brooklyn,
and Don Mueller, New York,
BOT; Smokey Burgess. Philadel-
phia. .305: Willie Mays, New
York, .304; Ted Kluszewski,
Cincinnati, .301, and Carl Furillo
Brooklyn, 300.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Nofre Dame President
To Attend Rally Here

The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh,
president Of the University Of
Notre Dame, will head an i'm
posing list of guests attending
the Notre Dame Club Of Wash
ington rally at the Sheraton
Park Hotel at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row prior to Saturdays Notre
Dame-Navy game in Baltimore
Dutch Bergman, former Notre
Dame halfback and Catholic
University and Redskins coach,
will serve as master Of cere-
monies.
Among the guests will be
Terry Brennan, 26-year-old
Notre Dame coach: Joe Ku-
harich. head coach Of the Red
skins and former Notre Dame
guard; Paul Matz and Dan
Shannon, Notre Dame co-cap-
tains; Don Penza. captain OF last
years team and Jim Schrader
and Chet Ostrowski, former
Irish nneman and Steve Eisen-
hauer. crack Navy lineman OF
last year.
The Rev. E. Carl Lyon. di-
rector of the. Catholic Youth
Organization in the MetropoIi-
tan area. will be q special guest
speaker.
The formal part Of the pro-
gram will be followed by dane
ing and community singing.
Further information may be
obtained by calling Jim Casey
at Lawrence 6-8400.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Eight-
cen major league players. headed
by Ted Williams of the Red Sox
and Stan Musial Of the Cardinals,
finished the 1854 campaign with
lifetime batting averages of 800
or better.
: Williams. who completed his
18th year in the big time, hit ..345
in 1854 and his lifetime average
remained at .348, tops in the big
league.
Musial, a 800 batter this past
season, lost a single point off his
lifetime figure. but his .344 mark
for 13 years still is the best in
the National League.
In addition to Williams, the
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Hasty Road Expected
To Cop Big Purse
In Yankee Handicap
By the Associoted Press

BOSTON, Oct. 28.-Hasty Road
Is favored to add a big chunk of
money to his imposing earnings
of $436.557 in today's $4,000
added Yankee Handicap for s.
-olds at Suffolk Downs.
The handsome son of Roman.
top-weighted at 124 pounds, will
be handled by 39-year- old Johnny
Adams.
At the moment Hasty Road
winner of the Preakness and sec
ond to Determine in the Ken
lucky Derby-is battling for
sophomore-of = the year honors.
His total earnings exceed those
of such 3-year-old standouts as
Errard King, High Gun, Deter
mine, Fisherman and Helioscope.
Winners Share S4O,30O.
If all 10 entries go to the post,
the winners share will be $40, 800,
with the next three finishers
drawing down $4,000, $4,000 and
$500.
Running as an entry with the
Hasty House Farms star will be
Sea O'Erin, his stablemate. who
will be ridden by Ken Church.
They are expected to be heavily
favored by the closing day crowd.
The one handicappers figure
will give Hasty Road the most
competition is elevation, from
the Foxcatcher Farms. of Willie,
du Pont. Winner of three
straight. elevation has q great
closing drive. The abundance Of
early speed in, the field might
suit him. He will be ridden by
Eric Guerin and carry 1l8
pounds.
Jet Action Strong Threat.
Also a strong threat at 118
pounds and piloted by Eddie Ar
caro- is Maine Chance Farms Jet
Action. The Jet Pilot colt has
been campaigned lightly this
year. but one of his victories was
over High Gun at a mile in the
WitherS Stakes at Belmont Park.
Others likely to be close at the
finish include the New England
choice, Blessbull, who the Suf-
folk Downs mile mark of 1885,
and Ogden Phipps' Privacy.
Blessbull, in at 112, will be rid
den by Norman Mercier. Privacy,
with Teddy Atkinson up, carries
Ito.
The rest of the field: Bohemia
Stables Hopes Baby, lis, and
Willie Boland; Colonade Farms
Bill Cane, Ill, and Tony De-
Spirito; Sam Tufano's Mill Neck,
the lightweight at 104, with Keith
Stuart up. and Tinkham Veale
us Remand, 100, and George
Hettinger.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 28.-Little
Irishman. Big Irishman. Wiry
Irishman. Pudgy Irishman. All
were on hand to greet the hurl-
ers and Gaelic football players
from County Cork and County
Mayo.
There was Tommy Mcdonald
and Sean Flanagan. Paddy Barry
and Eddie Moriarty. Matt Fouhy
and Davey OLeary. And then
there was Christy Ring. himself
the greatest of them all.
They speak in awe when
Christy's name is mentioned for
he is the only man ever to win
an All-Ireland medal as a hurler
in eight of his IL years of COM
petition. .-...
Meeting Christy. himself, at
the headquarters of the Gaelic
Athletic Association of New
York, you wouldn't take him for
an all-time great. In his middle
30s. he is slightly baldish, of
stocky build. They say he can
handle hurley like a drum ma
jor handles a baton.
|, Hes the greatest hurting man
I ever saw" said DIR. Pat O'Keefe,
director Of the touring teams
that arrived by chartered plane
from Shannon yesterday morn
ing.
Gerry Schumacher called him
"the Babe Ruth of Hurling," but
Gerry can be excused because
he is a tub -thumper for the
baseball New York Giants and
the Irish teams play Sunday at
the Giants Polo Grounds.
HE is nifty. speedy, with fast
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Petty and Herb Thomas
Top Auto Race Circuit
By the Associofed Press

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, Oct
28.-Lee Petty won the 1854
championship in the NASCAF
Grand National auto race cir
cult but Herb Thomas won the
most money.
Petty, 40-year-old driver from
Randelman, N. c., had 8,64s
points for the year, President
Bill France of the National AS
sociation for Stock Car Racing
said yesterday.
Thomas, fellow North Caro-
linian from Sanford, finished
second with 1896 points, but his
money winnings amounted tt
$38.160. Petty's winnings were
$26. .706.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Westbrior Clubs Press Guests
Find Course in Fine Shape

second nine just a week ago.
The barn will be converted
into a permanent clubhouse
during the winter. with SWIM
ming pool and tennis courts
supposed to be ready by June /.
Leon Horowitz. president; his
brother, Milton. secretary; M,
Parker Nolan, membership
chairman, and Ernie Garlem,
club pro, were hosts.
Witty Cox. Congressional pro
and a longtime friend of
Nolan's, cut a birthday cake for
the luncheon dessert after
Nolan surprised him by remem-
bering 1t was Cox's anniversary,
Guests in addition to the press
included Walter Hagen, jr., and
Tom Webb.