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Evening star., 1954-11-11
Cardozo Harriers Win
South Atlantic Honors

Cardozo High School has
served notice on the Interhigh
League that it will be a prom
met contender for the District
public schools first integrated
track championship next spring
Led by Ulysses Mclaughlin and
Charles Sanders, who finished
first and third, Cardozo easily
won the cross-country champion
ship of the South Atlantic High
School Athletic League yesterday
in Baltimore with 27 points.
Phelps scored 80 for second
place; Dunbar. 81, and Arm
strong, "a. Two schools from
the host city, Dunbar and Doug
lass. came next with SO and 155
points. respectively.
McLaughlin's time for the 21a-
mile course was IL minutes 81
seconds.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Redskins TO. Hold Clinic
AT Jefferson Center

A clinic by five members OF
the Redskins will highlight a
Veterans Day celebration Start
ing at noon tomorrow at the
Jefferson Recreation Center,
Eighth and streets S.W.
The program is primarily for
children and is being held one
day after the holiday to give
them something constructive
to do.
On hand for the football clinic
will be Dick Modzelewski, Jack
Scarbath. Blubber Morgan, Ralph
FELTON, and Harry Gilmer of the
Redskins, along with Harry Eng
lish and Julian Whitestone, area
football officials.
Bill Malone of Station WMAL
will act as master of ceremonies
for a program that will include
music by Marine Corps Drum and
Bugle Corps and the Flynn School
of Music Band. made up of boys
and girls playing mirambas and
accordions.
Football equipment, donated
by sports stores, will be given
away.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Becker and Rodriguez
Bow in Mat Feature

Gorgeous George and Brother
Frank Jarez scored over George
Becker and Carlos Rodriguez in
a team match, feature of the
wrestling show last night at
Turner's Arena. A crowd of
1,795 attended.
Tinker Dodd used a body
press to win over Don Martin
III "a minutes, and Roughhouse
Jack O'Brien and Jim Coffield
battled to a draw.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Boxing
Continued From Page CID

Contlnueo from Page C-1O
provides the settled matter"
involved here.
But Elman said the court in
it's 1858 baseball ruling didn't
actually declare baseball to be
outside the scope of the anti
trust laws.
All the court did, Elnan said,
was to declare that it wasn't
going to upset its own 1922 rul-
ing that baseball was not a
business In Interstate COM
inerce within the meaning Of
the act.
"This did not rule on the
rightness or wrongness of the
1922 decision" Elrnan said, add
ing that the court merely de-
cided not to disturb the old
ruling. because of congressional
lnactlon IN the intervening
years.
Frankfurter Comments.
A House committee took a long
look at baseball two years ago,
but came up with no legislation.
In its opinion, the Supreme
Court held that any further ac-
tion in connection with baseball
should be taken by Congress, not
the court.
Justice Felix Frankfurter sug-
gested that Elman was telling
the court not to be "capricious'
into the same package.
II agree with you completely. u
Elman said.
Seymour countered that the
court shouldn't whittle down Its
baseball rulings ito mere YES
tige" and put them "in a narrow
pigeonhole," not to be used.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
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Sport Shop. Weedon's 203 gave
the Harrisons their lone win.
Clarendoil's edge is one game
with the Harrisons now second.
~
AT the same time Weldon
caught a hot hand. Millie Stadt-
Ter. also at Bladensburg, was
setting q season record in the
Capital Women's Major League
with a set of AS. Her games,
rolled with Mann's Decorators,
were 142,. 157 and 1875. She
had five strikes anr II spares.
Another season record for the
league was set last night when
Nell Huff Of Lustine- Nicholson
rolled 1876 at Mount Rainier.
with five spares and three
strikes. Her other games were
100 and 100 for a set of 405.
The Capital Major results:
Fulford's beat Greenway, Voight
beat Lustine- choloson, Miller
beat Leary, Mann's beat King
Pin and Goetz beat Easy Meth
cd, all by 2-l.
Standings: Greenway, 1911;
Goetz. 19-11; King Pin. 1912;
Voight. 1912; Miller, l7-l3; Full
ford's, 1917; Leary, 1918; Easy
Method, 1918; Lustine- -Nichol-
son, l1-19 and Mann's, l1-19.
****
A new .tenpin star has ap-
peared at Rosslyn In the person
of George Engstrom, a business
man at Wheaton, Md, trans
planted from Gary. Ind. Eng
Stron, rolling as a substitute on
the Holly Thompson team in the
Rosslyn's Mems League, and ap-
pearing for the first time on the
Rosslyn lanes, chalked up a GOT
series with games of 208, 234 and
165.
\ II X \
How's this for consistency?
Minnie Mueller of the Naval Sc
curity Station Tenpin League at
Rosslyn two weeks ago rolled
161, 161 and 160. Last night her
scores were 1877, 1877 and 1877.
Her average? 1877!
Evening star., 1954-11-11
|lnierhiQh Tile Game
Moved 10 Ball Park;
Eastern Rivals Meet
tContinued From Page CID

Continued From Page C-l.)
ber 81. when the Eagles meet st.
Johns.
Landon Defends Title.
st, Albans plays at Landon
at 5 pm. tomorrow in o game
that is expected to decide the
Interstate Academic Conference
title. Both have 80 conference
marks. Landon Is defending
champion and Is unbeaten in its
last IL games.
Another important game to-
morrow sends Spingarn against
Phelps in Division IL of the In
terhigh League. The winner
win join Cardozo In the race
for the championship.
The top games Saturday will
be Bethesda Chevy Chase at
Montgomery Blair and Loudoun
County at George Mason in
Falls Church, Blair will be
after its first unbeaten foot
ball season In its history and
the Maryland BIZ County League
title. Loudoun County also
will be looking for a victory
and an unbeaten season.
The schedule.
TODAY.
Anacostia at Eastern, 1870.
Merrick Boys Club at National Train
ing School, p. m.
Tech at Wilson. 1880.
: Wakefield at Washington-Lee Jy, Q
TOMORROW.
Annandale at Fairfax. 8 pm
siadenSburs s unoaS At NorthSsstern, s saT1S pm m
Columbia Prep at Bainbridge Prep.
bouslsss vs.. dunbar at Brooks sta
daithersburg at Georgetown Prep.
Gonzaga VS.. Carroll at Grifnth sta
Goochland at Garfield. 1870.
Luther Jackson at Manassas Regional.
Mount Vernon at George Washington.
Parksr-oray VS.. Burleish at Char
lottesville, 3 pm.
Osbourn VS.. Spottsylvania at Frede-
ricksburg, 8 pm.
st. Adams at Landon, 8 pm.
Spingarn VS.. Phelps at Eastern, /
Washington-Lee at Hampton. 8 pm.
Wheaton vs.. Sherwood at Gathers
burg Ag. Center, pm.
SATURDAY.
Augusta Military Academy at Episco-
pal. a:30.
Bethesda-ch Chase at Montsomery
Blair. 2 pm.
Charlotte Hall at Herndon. 2 pm,
DeMatha VS.. Suitland at Northwest
LaPlata at Richard Montgomery. 2
pm.
Loudoun County at George Mason, 2
pm
st. Mary's at st. stephens, pm.
Western at Falls Church. 2 pm.
woodward Prep VS.. MaSsanutten Mill
tary Acad. at Woodstock. Va. gao.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Il didn't believe it was me they
wanted. I thought it was a
mistake"
Jerry admits having been q
"so-so" high school football
player.
Athletic Director Ray Hanson,
who brought Jerry to Western on
a basketball scholarship despite
his being only 5-feet-8 and 155
pounds, says 1T was almost as
phenomenal as Elmer Layden
calling in a fourth-string Notre
Dame quarterback in 1885 to call
a touchdown which beat Ohio
State, 1913. The only difference
was Jerry threw three passes for
a touchdown and the Notre
Dame quarterback merely called
the play"
Basketball is no longer Jerry's
first love. I'm going to quit
basketball and concentrate on
football" he says.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Roosevelt Good Try
To Repeat Only Earns
Bid for No. 7 Spot

Roosevelt, defending Interhigh
League champion, won't be in the
championship playoffs this year.
The best the Riders can expect
is the runnerup spot in the West
Division, depending on the OUT
come Of today's game between
Wilson and Tech.
Wilson already has locked up
the division title. If Tech wins
today it will finish with a 4-1-1
record as against Roosevelt's Az
and the runnerup spot. A loss
for the Trainers would put
Roosevelt behind Wilson and drop
Tech to third.
The Riders gave it a good try
this season in a bid for a second
successive crack at the title and
lost out by the narrowest of mar
gins. Their defeats in league
play were by 7-6 scores to Tech
and Wilson.
But they finished the season
yesterday with a 1870 victory
over Coolidge and gave Coach
joey kaufman and their support
ers hope that next year might
be more in their favor.
The Riders took a TO lead in
the first quarter when Jim Cor
setty intercepted a Coolidge pass
at midf1eld. A Joe Gregory-to-
Myron Levin pass put Roosevelt
on the Colts Is and Burt Gorin
carried over on the next play.
Another interception by Gorin
In the fourth period, set the
stage for the final score on Greg
ory's 33-yard pass to End Bob
Wright.
Bell scored it's first victory of
the season in handing Chamber
lain 200 loss yesterday. Sam
Cheri scored twice for the Volts,
going over from the 1-foot line
after q 65-yard drive and from
the 2-yard line following a As
yard march.
Vernon Reed made the longest
touchdown run of the season for
Bell, scoring on a 60-yard romp
off tackle in the third quarter.
HANSON.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Former Baiboy Of Giants
Dies in Navy Plane Crash
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE
Giants have received word that
their fromer batboy, Navy 1t.
q. g. Garth Garreau, who wrote
a book about his experiences
with the baseball club, had died
in an airplane crash in the Med
iterranean.
Garreau's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Garrea, sr., of Sad
die River Township, N. j., were
notified by the Navy Department
that Garth crashed October 8
and his body had not been re-
covered.
Garreau. who was 49, served
as Giants batboy in 1945-46-47
and wrote the book, "Batboy of
the Giants" in collaboration
with Joe King, New York sports
writer. He entered the Navy
three years ago after his gradua-
tion from Michigan State, where
he was a member of the baseball
and wrestling teams.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
GauIt Ready, 0sario Bout
Reset for Next Tuesday

Pappy Gault says he now Is
ready to take on Filberto Osario
and the boxing bout, originally
scheduled for last Tuesday, will
go on next Tuesday night at
Turner's Arena.
Gault, travelled bantam
weight from South Carolina, in
jured his hand training. He
tested it yesterday with three fast
rounds Of sparring at Dudley's
Gymnasium and announced him
self fit.
On the same program will be
a featherweight scrap between
Gene Smith of Washington and
Juan Melendez, like Osario, from
Puerto Rica.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Redskins
Continued From Page C-1.)

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Steelers' rooters. The atmos-
phere has been CHEEKY at almost
every stop.
The Redskins are hoping to
change their ways starting Sum
day, and toward that end are
trying to convert Vic Janowicz
into an offensive back. The
former Ohio State star has been
playing defense. He's been
nursing two bruised hands and
llf they improve sufficiently he'll
make the change against the
Steelers.
While very few others are
taking the Redskins chances
seriously the Steelers are
1--WE went to Chicago a couple
of weeks ago and heard how bad
the Cardinals were,' Kiely says.
They beat us, 17-14. That was
the beginning Of our end. So
the Redskins are good until we
prove otherwise"
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Skuters Seek Support

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Nov. II
(R.-Dick Shearman, manager
of the United States speed skat-
ing team. says the United States
will challenge Russia in the 1855
world championships eff we can
get the support Of our country
men," Shearman said it would
take about $4,000 to, send q team
to Moscow for the champion
ships next February 1920.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

/ ity. But his book snacks of au-
! thority. It got that way from the
knowledge earned by its author
in a long period Of research,
study and. most important. in
formation on technique supplied
by duckpin experts.
T. The book presents wealth
of information of interest to all
/ duckpinners, but it is recon-
mended here especially for be-
| ginners and bowlers who, for
one reason or another, seem un-
able to improve low or mediocre
averages. no matter how hard
1 they try. In many cases the
/ trouble may be found In form
flaws easy to correct.
/ The nine chapters of the book
/ deal with the history of bowling,
fundamentals of duckpin bowl
ing, scoring, improving ones
game, bowling etiquette. equip
ment, rules and regulations OF
the National Duckpin Congress
world duckpin records and a
table for making UP league
schedules.
Most important to the novice
| is the chapter on fundamentals
with Photographic illustrations
posed by Gerald Stair, currently
a Washington top-flighter.
Weinberg, born in Poland, the
son of a furrier, was brought to
Washington by his parents at
| the age of IA. He is a graudate
of Tech High School. An ex-
perience as manager of the Plaza
Sport Shop inspired him to turn
out the book.
Books on tenpins have been
easily available for a long time,
Weinberg said yesterday, "but
so far as could learn, there
wasn't a single comprehensive
book on duckpins. I was forced
to tell this to many prospective
customers"
He grinned.
We've got one now" he said
/ After Is years of duckpir
shooting, Larkin (Sonny) Wee.
don, now ranked No. / in the
Washington area. has his first
1000" Rolling with the Harri.
son Roofers in the District Minor
League last night at Bladens-
burg. Weldon marked in every
box for a game Of 203.
/ It seemed for a moment he'd
miss the charmed score. Need
ing four on a last-box spare
Sonny almost chopped, but q
heavy headpin hit got seven
sticks.
His best previous game was
1913. rolled last year in the East
ern Classic at Willimantic, Conn
/ Weedon's other games last
night were 108 and 1873, for q
set of 444. In the same league
last week he rolled 424. His Sv-
erage in the District Minor Is
about 1876, after a mediocre start
In the big game the marks
ran: Spare, strike, two spares
two strikes, two spares, strike
spare. It was rolled on the same
pair of lanes, Nos. 13 and IA
where Pat Grabill of Baltimore
turned out a 211 game in the
! recent Dixie Open.
Chet Wegznek of the Claren-
don team not only gained the
individual lead in the District
Minor with a 1920 average
but propelled his team into first
place with a 429 set. Clarendon
swept old Georgetown while
the Harrison Roofers, who were
leading. dropped two to Plaza
Evening star., 1954-11-11
O'Brien
Continued From Page C-1.)


Sam "the Number" Sobol de-
parted these environs for Florida
several months ago. Nothing
is considered official in boxing
until it has been indorsed by
these two gentlemen at least.
The opposing attorneys were
bedecked, as usual. in morning
coats and striped pants and
they went the distance in fine
style. There seemed to be little
holding and while the legal
forays failed to bring the on
lockers to the edge of their seats,
none of them were heard to
exclaim:
"T'ro da buns out"
Disappointed at Outcome.
When the justices announced
they had heard and seen enough
after two hours of verbal COM
bat, they promptly stalked out
of their seats without handing
down a verdict. A few of the
onlookers seemed to think they
had been cheated when there
was no decision, and certainly
nothing resembling a kayo for
either side.
"Could it have been a
draw one gentleman was
heard to remark.
Nobody wanted to wager on
what the decision of the black
robed justices would ultimately
be. One character was seen to
dash hastily toward a telephone
booth, but no bookmakers were
reported at or near the bar
even if any one in attendance
was inclined to wager.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Betty MeckIey Takes
Kenwood Turkey Golf

Mrs. Betty Meckley topped the
Class A winners in the turkey
tournament of the Kenwood
women golfers yesterday with a
40. the score for her best nine
holes, minus three handicap for
a net 81. Mrs. Hartwell Mac
Cartney was next with 44-3-41
and Mrs. John Gum third with
49-8-41.
Glass B winners were Mrs. Les
ter A. Wells, 52-14-38; Mrs.
A. E. Verdi, 54-16-38 and Mrs.
George Wesselink, 50-10-40.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Yunkees Set School Dotes

NEW YORK, Nov. II (P.-
The fifth session of the New
York Yankees Institutional
school, for rockies and minor
league prospects will be held at
st. Petersburg, Fla, next spring.
General Manager George M.
Weiss said yesterday the school
viii run for Is days, February
1923,
Evening star., 1954-11-11

sage Tor all
d VI 9 X b | n
shooters. It's
contained In q
book, Duck
pin Bowling
"a. s. Barnes
/ & Co., $l.75),
publ c a tion
date, tomor-
row. s
Curio usly,
w e / n b e r 6
never was a
b bowIer o of
m ore tina In
. Asf
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Yunks Get Another Farm

WINSTON-SALEM, N. c., Nov.
II (P.-The New York Yankees
and the Winston Salem Twins
have completed arrangements for
a full working agreement. The
Twins are in the Glass B Caro-
lima League.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

The chance IS you've never
heard Of Jack Weinberg as a
bowler, but Weinberg. SO. a citi-
zen Of Washington. has a mes
Evening star., 1954-11-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '46 A-ton panel truck; best
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Evening star., 1954-11-26
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Evening star., 1954-11-26
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Evening star., 1954-11-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE

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$685. or best offer. RA. 3-55l6.
sTUDEBAKER 'b2 h-ton pickup:
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brand-new paint lob and Ell good
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Evening star., 1954-11-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1947 4-dr. sedan: full price,
S95; HILLMAN 80 convertible. sale
price. S295; also largest selection
Of small foreign and American cars
in town. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC,
Est 1914 (Kaiser- Willys and for
eign cars). 7th at r. SITS. NV. NO.
7.2700; branch salesroom. 1910
King ST.. Alex, Va.
BUICK '53 Super sedan; Dyna.. r.
and h.: 2 tone: S1.795. HORNER'S
CORNER, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne.
at 9th. Ii. 6-6464. -26
BUICK '53 Super, Riviera: r. and h..
Dynaflow, E-Z-Eye Glass; 2-tone
paint and Wv. tires; will sell today
for 81 .995; bank financing, OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. POOL Nichols
ave. s.e. -27