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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15

In addition to the MODEL 400 front mount
pump, you'll need control valve (Char-Lynn
HOLDKONTROL Valve with buiIt-in pressure
relief valve) and an oil reservoir and filter Mount
ing kits and all components for popular tractors
are available from your local Char-Lynn Dealer.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15

Simply mount the HI-LO POWER PAC on the
power take-off. Then attach Ram to the frame
of the implement and link the clevis to the lever
you want to operate from the saddle. Hook up the
hoses and you're set. Mounting brackets are avail
able for ALL popular makes and models of trac-
tors.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15
PLAN III

If you want LIVE POWER, if you want to free
your P.T.O., then you should use the new Char
Lynn MODEL 400 PUMP. 1t mounts on the front
of the tractor and couples directly to the crank
shaft. Then you mount the other necessary COM
ponentS elsewhere on the tractor wherever
they're most convenient.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15

Use the famous Char-Lynn HI-LO POWER
PAC and one or more of the several different
Char-Lynn Hydraulic Horsepower Rams.
The HI-LO POWER PAC is a complete system
all in one unit actually two complete systems.
1t contains powerful hydraulic pump, two con-
troll valves to operate both single and double act
ing rams, the pressure relief valve, large oil
reservoir and filter all in one single unit.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15
HYDRA-sEAL couPLERs: Amaz.

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err keeps dirt out of the hydrau-
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15

Using the Hi-Lo Power Pac and the
power Ram you can install complete CT
Hydraulic System for only $144.90. "a
mounting kit and couplerS.l
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15

mounted Model 400 pump. Generous IA gallon
capacity Model 245, $14.95.
FILTER: Keeps oil clean and protects Hydraulic
Units from damage and excessive wear. Model
40, $3.50.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15
HORSEPOWER PUMP: For L1vI

finest, most versatile Semi-auto4
matte control valve available.
Operates either double or single
acting rams. Built-in pressure re-
lief valve. Model 900, $22.95.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-03-15
sTRoKoNTRoL RAM: A SUP

Iative automatic" ram. Set the
depth control and forget it.
The stroke goes to its preset
depth every time and holds it.
Develops over Az tons of force
at 1000 PSI. Strokes 81, 13~, 16ns
8" lists at $49.95.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Rogsr Griest, Tovscn Teachers. %
kxp MILE RELAY OPEN HANDICAP
section A: Navy B team, scratch;
more Olympic Club. IL yards; Shanahan
h' 81 ysras e Fors saTEds Ess wsSn sSrd. Tsss Sch
Freshmen. Maryland Freshmen. Georss.
t2wn Freshmen. Navy Plebes. Morgan
Richmond. vMI. Virginia.
.QNE-MILE INTERcoLLEdIATE RE-
laAx4Class 4: West Chester Teachers:
pToyideI,cs, 81. Josephs; virginia STATE
class p: Hampton colieSe, oaiisndes. iidss.
! VARIETY CLUB INVITATION MILE
EA1cMrsi1nIees0n; Hovs co5ns1I MY; qsorgetovn villa-
Fordham. st. Johns. PistsburTh. Nor.
EriHRY CLARK MEMORIAL a-Mrrs
NNsLAY111Co5nsll Nsrx sss,nell Penn. Princeton.
JAMEs tIELprNo MExoRIAI j.
MILE RELAY--Georgetown, NYU. W.
'anova. ssrsSyss wSN "a MoEEnn state.
HIGH JUMP-Dorothy Ingram. Dis.
srict q Columbia Athletic Club; Kath-
leen Russell, Phiiander smith Coiiege
Nancy Phillips. oerman-Amerioan Attn
i00-YARD pAsH--Bessis Miller
German AC; Hyaeinth walters, Phil.
ander Smith coilege; Barbara CLAYTON,
District Of Columbia Ac: Ella Turner
pcAcs Isabel Danieds, Tennessee All:
Bertha McDord. DCAc; Loretta pelosi'
0erman.American Ac; Mae FagEs, Ten
nessee AL. and Maud stevens, DCAc
InGrann, DCAC: Constance Darnowski
German american Ac, Nancy Phillips.
GeTIran-Am AC.
060-YARp MEDLEY RELAY---Dis-
Philander Smith COLLEGE. 0ermafi-
American &C.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
List Of Entrants for Saturdays Star Games

.THE. ACACIA" INVITATION EMILE
FuM-Horece Ashenfelter. New York
dss sS seSssnd M' ana MSA vIasovs ss sF'sesn cnns
Soderburg. Sweden; zuxs Sawyer North
Carolina state; deorRe Terry. Boston
u: Wy Milligan. Purdue freshman: Au-
usts ormrod. unattached
prpNgEip.iAxA.u pDNEsgTHTcT AAu ses.T IosYARp CHAN
Boris Cokolof. Catholic o.: Bob Bchaffer.
unattached; Antonio de 0rasse. Howard;
6snnis ASssls MsrylsnS Thomas Io Tai
Howard: Mike sommsf, George wash.
l,sS.s EiSnRi Catholic O.. osoTss Baird Unst,
6bsSssEHRF, AAg psss sgssD cssEns GHs Fr:.s
men: George Baird. unattached; David
rroesos ,oeoTEstown R9yston - Nero
SiSos 'Ss SnassacSsd hssd wiiia@ fS%Gs paps
oeorsetown' Stan strauss. Maryland
.AAU OPEN HANDICAP. sso-YARp
scretchi Andy Graham North Caroline
ss5hsss c6sse saa ssaas aSsspShe lasSs sEtss e
Morsan STATE. 8 yards; James CLARK
sn1fers srses ssse W.. chss.. a!rs Tsschs osrrss
yards; Tom New Maryland Is yards:
Mers srssF. os Sssk pS:ns.a Smith ssea. sfsss
Is yards; Robert Haserty. sI Jcseph's
Stamina sSasssan c.tSoIie s0ssna Yards. Sa5oss JOIN
coultsT. tss'i%sss Fess pa ,.sd.! sbFss boS
McBrian. Towson Teachers. 2s yards;
Dick Messersmith. Catholic o.. Is yards
Section B: David Jones. unattached.
scratch; r. W. Jones, North Carolina
state. B. yards: Robert Berry unak-
tached, = yards: Rudy Clarence, Fort
Lee, 10 yards; James Courtney. North
Carolina College, 10 yards; william Hig-
crouse. Baltimore o e.. is yards: Fran
els Bruno. Maryland, rs yards: Terry
MeAugh, shanahan Catholic, ls yards;
yards; Herbert wade, Howard. 20 yards;
George Brown. unattached, eA Yards
Brendon Doyle. Catholic o.. Is yards:
Evening star., 1955-01-16
MiIitoy Sending colortul Fighters
|24TeomsF Front For-FIungAreo
Set Record for Golden Gloves

Quanttco.
These are only a few In the
star-studded field which Is
poised for action now that the
January 26 deadline for entries
is nearing.
The tournament will open
February / with the first pre-
liminary round. Other dates for
the event are: February 8. 8
and 10 at Turner's Arena;
quarter-finals, February II:
semifinals, February "a. and
finals, March 3, at Uline Arena.
Meanwhile, the District Box
ing Commission have named
Drs Clark Halstead and David
Gordon to act as chief medical
examiners for the 1855 tourna-
ment. Both have had a long ex-
perience with boxers, both
amateur and professional.
The commission offices, Incl
dentally, have been moved from
the Municipal Center Building at
Sd and Indiana avenue to l740
Massachusetts avenue NV. in
what was formerly the Force
School Building. The weighing in
for novices will be conducted
Thursday night, January ~,
with the seniors facing the
scales Friday. January %.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Waters Of Morgan State will
battle in two heats for six places
In the 10. so and l00-yard
dashes. Observers expect the
meet records IL seconds In the
10 and 80 seconds in the 80 to
be bettered. The 9.6 mark for the
100. q world record for this event,
set last year by Michael Agos-
TIM. is also in danger.
strong High Jump Field.
Even with Ernie Shelton. top
ranked high-jumper In the
world. out Of the high jump
with an injury. officials feel the
6-foot-7 meet record leap will
not be enough to win this year.
That record has stood since
1851. when Jim Herb of Penn
State and Tom DeLuglio Of
Brown tied for the honor.
Charles Holding OF the Armed
Forces team: Eritts. who cleared
6-feet-4 In an unofficial leap
after reporting late last year;
George Derwin Of Morgan State.
and John s(Popua) Hall are in
the select field.
The Evening Star Invitation
70-yard hurdles viii feature
Davis, q Navy ensign who is
considered the best hurdler in
the world today. Davis says he
hopes to break the meet mark
Of 8.3 seconds. set by Dick At
tlesey of Navy in 1852. He has
done bettcr than that while
practicing for the meet as a
member of the Armed Forces
team at Maryland University.
Included in this field is Jack
Garrow. who helped the Navy
football team to its victory over
Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl.
Other events on the program
include the popular mile and
two-mile relay events. the broad
Jump, featuring Bennett. the
worlds top-ranked jumper, and
several events for women.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Mays AngriIY Denies
ANY Riff With Gomez
ey he As,oclossd Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Willie
Mays returned from San Juan
tonight and angrily denied he
had been in a fight with Team
mate Ruben Gomez. He said he
would return to the island within
two weeks for the Puerto Rican
Winter League playoffs.
IAN this is a lot Of nothing. |"
said the Giants center fielder
who has been playing with the
Santurce Club. Il played with
Gomez yesterday and we're
friends"
Mays and Gomez. Giants
pitcher, engaged in a scrap prior
to last Tuesdays game in San
Juan. Since then. both have
declared there is no Ill feeling
between them.
Before returning to Puerto
Rico for the playoffs, Mays will
attend a number Of dinners in
his honor. He was met at Idle
wild Airport by Frank Forbes.
Giants scout, and Mrs. Ann
Cosby. his godmother and land
lady.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Senators

hand is Outflelder Ernie oravetz,
recently discharged from the
Army. He batted 1854 with Or
lando in 1851. moved up to Chat
tanooga the following season and
batted .3o6. He's a tidbit. stand
ing only 5-foot-4ha. but with the
Senators desperate for outfield
talent. he'll get a long look.
Oravetz is a lefthanded hitter
The iniielder is Curtis Hard
away. q 1888 hitter with Pampa
Of the West Texas-New Mexico
League. Hardaway. a 6-foot.
190-pound righthand hitter, who
lives in Columbus. Ga. batted in
122 runs.
Also purchased from the
Pampa club was vibert Clarke,
a 24-year-old left-hander who
had an 1877 record. Others in
the group are Pitchers Don Bag
donovich, 4-6 with Erie, Pa:
Bill Barkley. 11-e with Char
lotte: Harold Griggs. 14-l4 with
Charlotte: Mike Dzingelowski.
6-l0 with Chattanooga; Pedro
Ramos, l5-4 with Morristown.
Tenn. and Mike Kvasnak and
Ralph Groves. who we're in the
service last year. Bagdonovich.
Clarke and Dzingelowsk are
left-handers.
Four Players Signed.
The Senators also announced
the signing Of Catcher Bruce
Edwards, Shortstop Bob Kline,
Catcher Steve Korcheck and
Pitcher Johnny Schmitz. Ed
Evening star., 1955-01-16

So Marrero gets his uncondi-
tional release and a chance to
make q deal for himself.
With Marrero gone, Pitcher
Camilo Pascual may be the lone
Cuban to stick with the Senator'S
this season. There win be
others around in spring training
First Basemarl Julio Becquer,
Outfielder Carlos Paula and Sec
ond Baseman Juan Delis among
them but it will be an upset II
any make the grade.
Until last season Marrero had
won 36 games one-fourth Of
them against Detroit-and al
though they beat him twice in
1854 Connie leaves the majors
with a ga record against the
Tigers. Marrero worked only
six inpings in the final five weeks
of the Campaign and didn't pitch
a ball after he was shelled by
the Athletics September Z.
Whether the Senators will
install seats In front of the left
field bleachers this year will be
determined by Manager CHUCK
Dresser. Chuck wants to
examine the talent at his dis
posal in training camp before
deciding whether shortening the
distance to the stands would aid
other teams more than the SEN
ators. II it's decided to put
'em in. they'll be sold as box
seats.
In an effort to stir more base
ball interest among the city's
youngsters and perhaps aid in
the struggle against juvenile de-
linquency. the Senators will ad-
NIT everybody under 16 years old
this season for rs cents. :. That
entities youngsters to unreserved
grandstand at half price. i.
Ticket takers will have the un-
enviable problem of rejecting any
oyerage crashers.
A%&#
j. Miller Tawes, comptroller
for the State OF Maryland, per-
mitted his baseball enthusiasm
to run rampant the other night
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Catholic U. Boxers
Bow 10 Army, 81;
Four Bouts Hailed
Special Dlspo,eh 10 Ihs Star


WEST POINT. N. Y, Jan. Is.
Army boxers took their OPEN
Ing match Of the young Eastern
intercollegiate Boxing Associa-
ton season here today as they
pounded out a 6-2 victory over
Catholic University. Army en-
tered the bouts with a one-point
advantage due to a forfeit.
Four straight bouts failed to go
the three-round distance as i1alts
were ordered by Referee Morris
Goldman.
Catholic u. took the opening
bout when southpaw Mike Fahey,
1872, used a left and right hook
combination to the head and
body of Lotion White in the first
two rounds. A rapidly rising welt
under Whites right eye forced
the referee to stop the bout.
Army took the next three
matches, all via the abbreviated
route. as Tony Hansell, 139.
stopped Jack DAILY in 1870 Of the
third: Don Rumble, lat, stopped
Doug Borchard ih OILS Of the
third, and Luciano Salamone,
156, also forced Referee Gold
man to intervene for Gene
Maticko after two complete
rounds.
Maurice Greenberg, l65, of
Catholic U. decisioned Clyde
Massey. while Ed Mendell, 178,
of Army decisioned AL Greene.
Don Shannon, Army heavy
weight, 'decisioned Tom Di Cicco.
Tom Weinstein. l25, Of Army
won a forfeit when Catholic U.
failed to match him.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
GuIIuudet WrestIers
Defect Howard, 28-10

Gallaudet Colleges wrestling
team continued its winning ways
yesterday, defeating Howard,
28-l0. in the first match Of the
season for the losers. The match
was at Howard.
l23-pound .class---James l0l pinned
Blaine. second round. q
130-pound clnsS---Magnus tGl deei-
stoned Kirkland
i37-pound ciass--scofneid t01 pinned
Brown. third round.
147-pound class--SparkB CID pinned
Crawford second round
157-pound class Wrfeht tal pinned
Conneil, second round.
l67-pound class--Jacobs t01 pinned
Burton. FIRST round.
17T-pound elass--WilHB l01 pinned
Davis ffrst round.
Uniimited--Loman tHl pinned ia
herty second round.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
\ jazz M6ASEBALL
0aES#E#EgE BEAT
I'll ~ lEEE By suRroN HAWKINS
BEAT
ey BURTON HAWKINS

at a testimonial dinner for Man.
ager Paul Richards of the
Orioles. Tawes told Richards
that he personally would pay the
Baltimore pilots State income
tax If the Orioles win the
pennant.
The Senators have juggled
their schedule so they viii travel
exclusively by train this season.
which viii be all right with
trainer Doc Lentz. -. Doc doesn't
like to get too close to the sky.
/. "A Canadian, Panamanian and
Cuban will be among the IL
minor leaguers reporting for ad-
vanced spring training with the
Senators February 20 /. Pitcher
Vibert Clarke is q Panama Negro.
Pitcher Mike Dzingelowski is q
Canadian and Pitcher Pedro
Ramos is from Cuba =. Pitchers
Bill Barkley and Harold Griggs.
righthanders with Charlotte last
season, both live in Hickory. N. c.
The Orioles recently offered
seven players to Kansas City in
an attempt to land Third Base
man Jim Finigan but received
no encouragement There's
a rumor the Senator's recently
were granted a sizable loan, for
purposes unknown, but the front
Office denies it.
Leo Durocher never buys his
dinner these days The
Giants manager has this sort
of schedule in the immediate flu
ture-January II. Chicago Base
ball writers dinner: Is. testi-
monial dinner for Ken Smith.
New York Mirror baseball writer;
%. B'nai Birth Sports Lodge Of
New York; "a, Minneapolis base-
ball dinner; 26. Dinner for Pee
wee Reese in Louisville; ~. New
York sportscasters dinner: 20.
Durocher's dinner for other man.
agers-traditional with the vim
ming World Series manager: 80,
New York writer's dinner: 81.
Connecticut writer's dinner.
The American League is hurt
ing, with Joe DiMaggio gone, Bob
Feller no longer gate attrac-
tion and Ted Williams reaffirm-
ing his decision to quit j. There
are some fine players around.
such as AL Rosen. Bobby Ayila.
Bob Lemon, Early Wynn and
Larry Dolby Of the Indians. Mic
key Mantle. Yogi Berra and Hank
Bauer of the Yankees, ETC.. but
there isn't q player in the league
who can pack 'em in like Di-
Maggie. Feller and Williams
could Il. It's a particularly dis
tressing situation for second-
division clubs, who could rely
on personal magnetism Of such
| figures to help get them of the
hook.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
By Dick O'Brien

TWenty-four boxing teams
covering an area as far south
as North Carolina and north
to the Pennsylvania border. are
poised for action in The Evening
Star Golden Gloves tournament
opening with the first prelimin-
airy round Tuesday night. Febru-
ary /, at Turner's Arena.
The team entry list Is un-
precedented in the history Of
the city's premier amateur ring
classic, which is in its 21st year.
The record entry list presages
an all-time high mark for in
dividual entries. too. when the
weighing in and physical exam
nations are held January n
and %, at the Offices of the Dis
trict Boxing Commission. 1740
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Teams ready to take part are:
S2d Airborne Division, Fort
Bragg, N. c.; Camp Lejeune Ma
rines. Little Creek Navy, United
States Destroyer Force. Norfolk.
Quantico Marines. Fort Belvoir.
Boiling Air Force Base, Andrews
Air Force Base. Fort George
Meade, Naval Receiving Station,
Patuxent River Naval Test Gen.
ter, Bainbridge Naval Training
Center. Catholic Youth Organi-
cation, District Air National
Guard, Merrick Boys Club.
Olympic Club. Northeast A. c.,
Northwest A. c., Southeast
House, three Police Boys clubs
and the Twelfth street YMCA.
Two Of the colorful teams
from North Carolina. the 82d
Airborne and the Camp Lejeune
Marines. we're admitted to COM
petition in the Golden Gloves
because of an unfortunate Incl
dent recently in that area.
The Charlotte IN. CO. arena
burned down, which forced the
Golden Gloves sponsoring group
there to turn aside entries from
military units because Of a lack
Of facilities. North Carolina will
have tournament. but 1t will
be restricted to civilian teams
this year until the new multi
million dollar arena. now being
built, is completed.
In this overall group win be
champions. near-champions and
just plain beginners. The senior
division will be stacked with
Army. Navy and Marine title
holders, as well as current
Golden Gloves champions. Per-
sonnel will come from nearly
every State.
The armed forces are deliver
ing such nationally known box
ers as Clifton Eskridge, the
All-Navy and Interservice ny
weight champion from Little
Greek: Bob Rigsby. All-Marine
featherweight flnalist Of 1854
from Camp Lejeune: Leon Up
shur. All-Army lightweight ruler
from the 82d Airborne Division.
Joe Davis, 1854 Eastern Golden
Gloves middleweight finalist from
Quantico; Richie Hill. ALI
Marine. All-Service and Inter
city Golden Gloves middleweight
champion from Lejeune. and
Heavyweight Len Kenthal. the
Eastern, National and Interna-
tional Golden Gloves king from
Evening star., 1955-01-16

EVENING STAR 70-YARD HURDLES
lack paws, Armed Forces Track Team;
isss: Biii YoaEera, Penn Penn sc: S'S sososse re
fsrTy Penn state; Roosevelt x fsn'a; Howard. nsc
ssmsd rorse esrtsr Ssre vasn.ins Ran VIII
duncan MARYLAND University asis.iy iryeshmsn Ian
team; s,.Hsra wills ,r., Stevens ATeed FOrSss:
as'is sssse Run TempGs G uSs.rsiss nSTs hss yss:
shankle. Duke University; Peter FedlRk.
1SsorgssogE. go..nSs SSniysrsIlss; ecIsss. Thomas oMai
Asc2 S2SssM5ASST conPAST FoEa FanEoxHS 9AS ssYS gSs
Richards, Los Angeles Ac: Don Lag.
qnattached; Jerry weiboura: unattached;
Irsnk Re@sf. shsnahan Catholic q Club club,
philadelphia; QeorEe Mattos, Armed
Forces: Harry. Fushrsr, Penn state; DON
ssss I'VE pcksy ArmeH Folss.
EaEnar LuldherE. Sweden: Mel schwarz,
Msryiand; W Y Howell n;Is,, NAVAL ,:s: Academy:
Keniey Hrmsd Fore Forces a'sSsm Ssal Pouch.r nassy
Florida University; Tom Flaherty,
-IxcaANoE clgB SPRINT sEalEs
Morssn sss ssss pss. SIM. 5ut csa
Caser. Baltimore A. CT. I'd waters,
MolE.n stass osqs., raiiips ,,s Nsssi aS.l
smith College,. Allen Kline. Pennsyi-
yania. University; Rodney Richard.
Armed Forces; Meredith oourdine,
Armed Forces: oeorss n sydnor viliaHoys s
University; Joseph Hadriek. Fort Lee.
Va. tprovisionall.
MASON DIXON CONFERENCE MILE
SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY--Catholic
SniisRe waShinrtoIa cniieRe. fJaiiaTdef
Coilege.
EVENING STAR INVITATION HIGH
JUMP--Charles Holdine, Armed Forces;
Bob Poetzman, Armed Forces; Qeorse
EsT.rns EsSsS Sassa s@s armed Sad EssSS FORCES. john
Ipoppal Hail, Armed Forces. Wilfred
Lee, Penn Phillip Reayis, villanovs
wnetstine. Armed S FORCES: oeores Den. 5.
ais, Morgan State.
KvKNINo STAR INVITATION 600.
YARD RUN---Lou Jones, Armed Forces.
ypSn ypS.n, yC,Shs sS snlsinSGs posc oy%p,s IN S,ss
Shanahan Catholic Club.
TOUCHDOWN CLUE INVITATION
l,o00-YARD RuN--Lane STANLEY, Armed
Forces Ronald Delany, yllianoya fresh-
stanley Armed Fcress; Andrew Graham,
New YORK fioneer cilS; Arnold sovslI
meS Forc.s Unssos1 SsorSs KING nap RYu
l-M1LE RuN--Wes eAntee. unattached:
Bob McMiilen. Armed Forces; Joe Ia
Pierre. BAltlmors o, c.. drnnar Nielsen,
STRIKER. Armed Forces; warren chuklnas.
Richmond University; joseph skutka.
Qeorsetcwn; william Smith. Boston
University.
INVITATION BROAD JUMP-->John
Bennett Armed Forces, ID lloyd. Mars-
men. Meredith oourdine. Armed Forces:
Roy Rnnge. Armed Forces, Jeei Shmnkie.
Duke: Mel Schwartz Maryland; " w.
s s.d Nsss ss:s.s. a.ssy s:Sns Will. :e ss sss
on Institute.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

wards played third base with
Los Angeles last season and re-
portedly has partially recovered
from the sore arm that stymied
a promising catching career.
Kline was drafted by the Sena-
tors after batting .3l9 with
Birmingham last season.
The club also released dates
for ladies' days, stating one with
each team in the league. Ladies,
days will be Thursday. April 81.
against Boston; Wednesday. May
II. against Detroit: Wednesday.
May 10. against Kansas City:
Thursday, June %, against Chi
cago; Saturday, July 9. against
New York; Saturday. August 8,
against Cleveland. and Saturday,
September "a, against Baltimore.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Field Of 200 Expected
In Scholastic Section
OF The Star Games

The first high school indoor
track meet in this area in more
than two decades may attract
more than 200 competitors. ac-
cording to Hardy Pearce. CO.
chairman Of The Star Games
high school section next Satur-
day afternoon.
Pearce and Wendell Paris. the
other co-chairman, have re-
ceived entries from nine District
public high schools, plus Wash
ington~Lee and George WASH
ington from suburban Virginia,
Episcopal from among the pri-
vate schools and Gonzaga. repre-
senting the Catholic high schools.
II expect entries from one or
two more schools on my desk
when I get to work Monday" /"
Pearce said yesterday. Pearce
and Paris are the athletic di-
rectors for District high schools.
Pearce also said that each
school is entering as many boys
as possible to NIL up the 10
events.
Each school is allowed two
entries per event, so it looks like
we're going to have 200 boys,
with some running in more than
one event." he said.
For the first time in the his
tory Of The Star games, the
schoolboy competitors viii per-
form on a separate program.
The high schools will begin
action at ! pm. Saturday in the
National Guard Armory. Admis-
sion is Is cents at the door.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Prick " h en-
papers for
warded to him
showed the
minor league
club intended
TO pay for the
Cuban pitcher
at q later date
Instead of
putting up at
least 10 per
cent Of the
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price. as die
tated by base
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