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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24

in league they managed to by game they
succeeded in getting Wits job
Wits absence in 1941 made great difference. The Cry
Babies happy at last lost the pennant by only 26 games
OIL Os WHICH WAS the way Witt liked to call himself,
oquacous, haired little who hadn't been
much of bapayer his right back in the days when
he played third base Detroit But he might have been
winning manager had he not been surrounded by
prma donnas His credentials the job highly accept
able In 1887 managing Newark he the International
League pennant by whopping 2eA-game margin.
Witt always fingered Role Hemsey, the catcher the
rngeader Instruction people close the
situation felt Manager Cy sapncka who
the chief potter Slapncka first discovered Bob Teller
(and who almost lost him by Haunting the rules devised
box-oce schemes Witt unsympathetc front
of reporters OF told sapnicka You the front office,
and I'll the ball club"
That tore the middle. Now Witt had friends.
majority of the players fought him and Sapnicka also
after his scalp The owner Ava Bradley less
Bradley had big business interests and was no base
ball But If his suky athletes wanted hearing he
would give to them And the Indians wanted to air their
grievances.
ONE OF THE TRIBES good pitchers, Mel Harder, was
spokesman for dozen players who filed into Brad
leys Office and demanded Wits custer Harder Teller Hal
Trosky Hemsley Johnny Allen, Oscar Crimes Bad News
Hale Al Mnar and JEFF Heath formed the backbone OF the
club
Bradley that necessary to please the players
but greater danger invoved-ridcule eff this story
gets out he told the players you'll be sorry the rest
OF your lives Now back and play the best You'll
be hearing from me later"
staggering
but totally ignored meeting of the revolutoss held
in Aliens hotel in Detroit and reporters heard the
next day. secret set of signals unknown to Witt had been
devised Their manager the insurectonists decided wasn't
using the hit-and-run play enough.
Finally the Tigers caught and passed the Indians and
needed more victory to nail down the flag. This
the famous in which Teller beaten 10 by kid
pitcher nobody heard Of named Floyd Geb who
another big league game. Even the Tigers
prised when Giebe pitched his shutout until they realized
the Indians tight they beating themselves
APPARENTLY THERE IS something about Indian names
in sports that is conducive to upngs of this and similar
natures In the spring following the Boston Braves pennan
winning campaign of 1948 the players jumped Manager Billy
Southworth who charged with riding them too hard
Lou Perin principal and president of the Braves
faced with the problem that confronted Alva
Bradley but he differed in his remedial effort Instead Of
firing Southworth whose contract had couple of
to Perrin disposed of the outstanding macontents But
the Braves, like the Indians soughed off, They didn't
pennant factor until the to Milwaukee last
year
And the football Redskins have gotten into the
act their happy little family torn by dissenson after only
two formal exhibition games and the end Of the
nearly five months away Ugh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
opez Is Quietly Confident

With his team 51a games of
the torrid .721 pace Of the Cleve-
land Indians. Manager Casey
Stengel put himself on the spot
today as his Yankees opened a
vital, nine-game home stand
which win be climaxed by q
series with the league leaders.
And AL Lopez. preparing to
send his Indians against the
Athletics. quietly repeated the
theme he has been using ever
since his club went into first
place early in the summer and
chung there tenaciously despite q
logged drive by the Yankees.
We're still playing each game
as it comes along" Lopez said.
Were letting tomorrow take
care Of itself while we concen-
trate on today"
Stengel Sees Comeback.
"This is where the manager
comes in" Stengel said. tits up
to me to get them out of this
streak"
The "Streak" Casey referred
to was the loss of three games in
Boston last week end, a body
blow. most observers believe, to
the Yankees chances Of winning
a sixth straight flag.
But Stengel sees the teams
plight as far from hopeless.
Don't forget we still have
five more games with Cleveland"
he observed. 1.-THE Yankees will
get on their feet again and make
a comeback"
The two, top contenders are
scheduled to get together in
Yankee Stadium in a three
game set August 31-September
2 and then wind up their sea-
sons series with a double-header
in Cleveland September IL.
No Lack Of Hustle.
Although disappointed over
his teams showing against the
Red Sox, Stengel said it wasn't
the lack of hustle that caused
the Yankees demise.
II never saw a team try so
hard as this one did in Boston.
These guys have been putting
out all season. When you lose
two men like Enos Slaughter and
Gene Woodling because they ran
into walls chasing flies, you know
the effort is there"
Stengel's morale received a
much-needed boost late yester-
day when he learned that Wood
ling probably would return to
action in two weeks. When he
hurt his wrist and thumb at
Fenway Park Saturday. it was
feared Gene would be lost for
the rest Of the campaign.
Three more Of CaSey's invalids
will be available for tonight's
game against Baltimore. Jim
Mcdonald has recovered from a
groin injury, Hank Bauer from
(See AMERICAN, Page A-13.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Lopez Is Quietly Confident
StengeI Puts Himself on Spot;
Braves Reach Crucial Stretch
BY the Associated Press

The Milwaukee Braves have
eight days left to get back into
the National League pennant
fight. After that, 1t will be too
late.
The big tests start tonight
when the Phillies move into
County Stadium In Milwaukee
for the first Of three games.
Then the Giants come in for
two games and the Dodgers for
four.
A sweep would make the
Braves dangerous contenders.
A misstep anywhere along the
path could ruin their hopes.
Last week should be draped in
black on Milwaukee calendars.
Only seven days ago the Braves
were a mere 3h games out Of
the lead and owned a nine game
winning streak. Then came four
losses in six games and now
they're 7la behind with only IS
to play.
The Braves lost a chance to
pick up a half game on the two
top clubs last night when their
game with the Redlegs was
rained out.
Phillies Play Big Role.
Although faced with a real
battle to stay in the first divi-
sion, the Phillies have had a lot
to say about the positions of the
first two teams in the pennant
race. In the last week. for ex-
ample, they personally added
three games to the Giants edge
over Brooklyn by beating the
Dodgers three games anil losing
three to the Giants.
Milwaukee holds a 90 edge
over New York and a 1876 bulge
over the Dodgers so far. But
against the Phillies the Braves
have been able only 70 break even
at 8-8.
The Giants and Dodgers both
open 10-game swings through
the West today. The Giants stop
of first in Chicago. Brooklyn
begins in Cincinnati. AS soon
as the two clubs come home they
meet in three-game series at
the Polo Grounds September
3, 4, S.
Manager Leo Durocher OF the
Giants found two reasons for en-
couragement as the Giants be-
gan their last long road trip.
He pointed to Hoyt Wilhelm's
four and two-thirds hitless in
nings of relief pitching against
the Pirates Sunday and said:
Wilhelm may be just the shot
in the arm we need for our
stretch drive"
Figures Encouraging.
He also found mathematics
bracing. 1--WE have "a games
left to play and If we win 20 we
will have SO victories" he said.
Brooklyn still has 80 to play
and now has 70 victories. If
the Dodgers even want to tie us,
(See NATIONAL, Page A-13)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Red China Athletes Approved

for not voting to recognize this
group" Ferris said. mo Chinese
group was recognized until to-
day-Chinese from FormoSa or
Red China.
China should be represented
in the IAAF. No one brought
forward the Formosan angle"
The IAAF. however. rejected
East Germany's bid for member
ship by an overwhelming ma
jority. The only votes in favor
of East Germany were those
from the Soviet bloc.
These actions closely paralleled
those taken in Athens, Greece,
in May when the International
Olympic Committee admitted
China but rejected East Ger
many.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
SECOND GAME.
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA.

Runs batted in---Busby. Power. Um-
phlett. Jacobs, Vollmer l31 Kiilehrew
go. Tipton I2l. Two-base hits--Suder.
YoSt t2l; Finigan. Killebrew. Runnels.
bases-Jacobs t2l. Power Sacrifce-
Kellner. Double plays-Finigan to
Jacobs > thinner; Jacobs TO-, Limmer.
delphia. 10. Bases on balls--Of Keria-
zakos, 8; of Kellner. 2; OF Dixon. Q.
Struck out-By Keriazakos. 8: By Kell-
innings: OF Dixon. 2 in 3 innings. Runs
and earned runs-On Keriazakos. 30;
OF Keliner. 9-8; OF Dixon, III. Win
ming DitchsI-Keriazakos t2-11. Losing
pitcher Kellner f6-16).s umpires-
Chy,ak. Rommel. Napp. Time-2:4s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
National Amateur
Results
BY the Asseeioted Press

DETROIT, Aug. 24.-Results
OF today's second-round matches
in the 54th United States Anna
teur golf championship at the
Country Club of Detroit:
Arnold Palmer. Wickliffe, Ohio. de.
1eated John Veshte, Gloversville, N. r,
John selby. Rye, N. T.. defeated Ben
Goooes. Reidsville. N. c., up.
Thomas Sheehan. Birmingham. Mich,
defeated Ray Graham, jrs westbury.
Foster Bradley. Los Angeles, won
over Thomas Beck. Tulsa, Okla. By
disqualification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Probable Pitchers
" NV NSSoCtotou FF0St
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago at WASHINGTON tnight)-
Cleveland ct Philadelphia tnight)-
Garcia Q5-6) vs.. Gray (1-T.
Baltimore at New York tnixht)-
Larsen t3-16) vs.. Ford t13-7.
Detroit at Boston tnight)-Garver
u1-9) VS.. Parnel (2-3l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ct chicaso-Gomes dis
VS.. Minner 10-S1.
Brooklyn ct Cincinnati tnight)-
Newcombe t7-6) vs.. Drews t4-3l or
Fowler 10-S).
Philadelphia ut Milwaukee tnight,-
Roberts (1S-1n vs.. SPAIN {14-i0).
Pittsburgh ct st, Louis fnightl-Thies
t2-4l W. Haddix t15-01.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Major League Standings
TUESDAY, AUGUST "a. 1854.
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
Wash, SO: Phila..
SIS.
(Only games sched-
uled.l
Games Today,
Chi. at WASH. 500,
Cleve. at Phila. tnl'
BALTIC. at N. Y. I'M,
Detroit at Boston tnl'
Games Tomorrow
Chi. at wash. ESQ.
BALTIC. at New YORK
Detroit at Boston.
Cleve. at Phila. tnl'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24

was Oscar Witt, whose post-season comment
was: IF they had paid more attention to
playing the game, and less to hating me,
we would have won by six games"
On the evidence SO far, the "a Indians
are different breed. They are refusing to
chuck it to the Yankees, as they did to the
Tigers. Certainly Al Lopez commands the
respect and esteem which was denied Witt.
/ Wits three-year tenure was one of the
most hectic in baseball history. There had
been rebellions against managers before and
there have been couple since, but no dis
gruntled group ever pulled off one quite
1ike the Trv pohSos nv for the hast cl,h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
FIRST GAME.
WASHINGTON.
Totals
PHILADELPHIA.

d
Popped out for Burtschy in 9th,
2Struck out for Wright in 7th.
3Singled for Sima In 9Th.
Washington ------ 900 033 1913
AhhduCApui6 UUU I1U u%1-0
Runs batted in-DeNdaestri. Runnels
10. Busby .(3). Finigan. Yost (2), AS
trot Jacobs, Vernon. Wilson. Two
Vernon. sacrifice-stobbs. Double piays
--Stobbs to Runnels; Jacobs to Robert
son to Einigan.. Left ON bases-Wash-
ington. "A; Philadelphia. II. Bases on
balls-On Stobbs. 4 OF Fricano, 8: OF
ss.nrtschy 1; of sima. /; Of oster. 1.
z; BY Sima, L; BY oster. 1. Hits-Of
Fricano, in AZ innings: OF Burtschy,
IN 1h inning; Of sima. 4 in in
nings; OF Oster. 2 in l inning. Runs
and earned runs-on Fricano. 3-3: Oh
Bnrtschy Bel: on Sima. IL: OF Oster.
b. s on stSSSos s So Hit BIZ ptshsr-
Gstsr: Winning Ditcher--stobbs lS-s,.
Losing pitcher-Fricano 800. Time
~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-24
Games Tomorrow
NATIONAL.

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday
Cincin. ct Milw.. post
poned. rain.
(Only game Scheo-
uled.l
Games To-day
New York at Chicago
Bklyn. ct Cincin, tnl.
Phiia. at Milw. I'M
Pitts. at st, Louis In,
Games Tomorrow
New York at Chicago.
Sklyn. ct Cincin. tnl
phila. ct Milw. tnl.
Pitts. OF St. LcVE (nl
Evening star., 1954-10-24

TvEN YEARS ago, German aircraft
Il designer Willy Messerschmidt'
fighter planes were the scourge Of
Europe. Today, his machines are still
on the prowl. though he's set his sights
much closer to the ground. His new
est creation, the Cabinroller, Is tiny
three-wheeled, 385-pound automobile.
Costing only $3.50, the Cabinroller
scoots along at IS miles an hour on its
wide, three-wheeled base. propelled by
a two-cylinder, 9-horsepower engine
connected to the single rear wheel.
The auto Is steered by handlebars not
unlike those Of bicycle. and its over
all size and small engine give 1t a
range of 100 miles to a gallon Of gaso-
line, major consideration In Europe.
where fuel is very hard to find and
often expensive.
The Cabinroller may not prove to
be a boon for young lovers, however,
since its two passengers sit one behind
the other in plush lined bucket seats.
In view Of its other obvious good
points tailored to the needs of trans
portation shy Europe. the three
wheeled midget may prove to be
hit In the overseas auto market.
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F ST ossRSHIlEG .pOlled Hereford ID SulI.
registered. 4 YRS. old: $500. A. A.
GOOD FAMILY Guernsey COW and
calf; cow freshened May 10. Must
sell. no reas. offer refused. Fair
IRISH RisT i SETTER PUPS, thOrOu mSG
good, hunting strain. wks. old;
females, 25: males, $50; Irish Set
ter; female. Thoroughbred. excel net
ana mother OF pups. $50. WA.
roy MANCHESTER PUPPIES, SIS.
Also. toy fox terrier and toy Man
chester puppies, mixed; $25. Ju.
COOKE. PUPs-sun. Axe. mai males
females; very reasonable. 623 Gist
ave-, Silver Spring. JU. $4,000.
FREE TO GOOD HOMES kittens h1
GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPPIES
mos. old. Axe reg. TO. 9-63S3
WILL GIVE KITTENS, . mos. Old
houSebroken, to good homes. NAL
tese. b. and W. 1885 Monroe st. NV.
AJJREDALE, Axe reg. 8 mos. old;
CHESAPEAKE RETRIEvERS, 3 fe-
males. months old, registered; SIS
each. west River 1902.