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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

11:o0. WRC (l)-Home: Visits
the Smithsonian Institute
and Bethesda Hospital TO
see how the Children's Bu-
reau helps to rehabilitate
physically h handicapped
youngsters.
1:55, WTTG (s)-Baseball:
Washington VS.. Boston.
1880, WMAL tD-Eddie FISH
er: The singer salutes
young America.
S:00, WMAL (D-Soldier Pa
iade: Contestants include
trumpeters Richard Kent,
Richard Mains, william
Bachman. John Tunney and
Lewis Fripp. stationed here
with the Army Band.
$3.50, wTOP ts)-Climax!
Paul Douglas, a doctor who
wants his profession kept
secret. faces personal dis
grace If he saves a man from
blindness. in "Flight 951."
800, WMAL t7)--Star To-
night: The aftermath Of a
murder in the mountains is
told In 1.-THE Giants STAIR"
Bruce Gordon stars.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Pond's The
ater: A lighthouse attend
ant creates q ghost world
Of his own to escape from
his troubled times, in
Thunder Rock" starring
John Baragrey and Sally
Chamberlin.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Eord Thea
ter: A gunman terTorizes a
frontier town and threatens
to kill the farmer about to
marry his former girl friend,
in Sunday Morn" with
Marilyn Maxwell. Brian
Keith and John Bromfield.
$3.50, WTTG t5)-Do It Your
self: Use of ceiling title.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Four Star
Playhouse: Ida Lupino is
an unloved school teacher,
in with All My Heart"
1000, WRC (4)-Video The
alter: Ann Harding stars in
IAN Act of Murder"
1880, WTTG Sc ard en-
Show: Vegetable growing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

900, WTOP (9-Ask 1t Bas-
ket: Adele Brown, art ex-
pert.
1855, WTTG ~ - Baseball:
Washington VS.. Baltimore.
1900, WTOP (9) ~ Inquiring
Editor: Students at Carver
High School are quizzed on
local, national and inter-
national events.
$500, WMAL (7)-Christopher
Program: Twenty four
phases Of writing in which a
person can exert an infiu-
ence for good.
500, WTOP (9)--Willy: June
Havoc brings home a stock
market tip but has to fight
to keep her father from
investing all his savings.
$3.50, WTOP (9) - Stories of
the Century: Cattle
Kate" who operated in 1880.
finds that love can be a
hitch in the life Of a cattle
rustler.
1900, WMAL (7)-Tomorrow:
Careers In applied psyche
logy and engineering.
7:3e, WRC (4)-Horace Heidi
Show: Statutes the State OF
Pennsylvania.
$500, WMAL ~ - Wrestling
From Hollywood.
$500, WTTG (5)--Million DOL
lar Movie: A group Of gallant
settlers opens q new trial
to the West, in -Four Faces
West" with Joel McCrea.
1880, WTOP (9) - Damon
Runyon Theater: A gang
ster with a rowing eye for
classy" women. Is por-
trayed in Dancing Dams
Christmas with Frederick
Crawford. Marilyn Erskine
and Robert Knapp.
1880, WTTG t5)--Best Of the
Million Dollar Movies: A
mans burning ambition and
the lives he destroys on his
way to success are drama
tized In Ruthless" with
Zachary Scott and Diana
Lynn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Program and HiqhIiqhts for Friday April n

11:0O, WRC t4)-Home: Visits
a Pentagon communications
center and Howard Univer-
sity.
1880, WMAL Grim Tin
Tin: The dog comes to the
aid of a gold prospector's
widow, in "The Dead Mans
Gold"
1855, WTTG t5)-Baseball:
Washington VS.. Baltimore.
$3.50, WMAL (D--Ray Bolger
Show: The star imperson-
ates q mountaineer as o
favor to his press agent.
$500, WMAL (0-City Detec-
tive: A new series in which
Rod Cameron stars as q
police lieutenant and to-
night solves a crime which
began in a strange dream Of
violence.
900, WTOP (9}-Playhouse
of Stars: Don Taylor is q
bank clerk who can't re-
member what happened to
$1,000 after a visit with a
girl friend, in who's the
Blonde"
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Our Miss
Brooks: Theatrical wigs are
used by Eve Arden in an
attempt to win the affection
Of Richard Rockwell.
$3.50, WMAL (D-The Wise:
A spoiled son interferes with
the romance of his widowed
mother, with violent results.
in 1.-THE Schemer." with
Brian Worth.
10000. WRC (4)-Cavaleade Of
Sports: Middleweights Ernie
Durando and Willie Pas
trano.
1880, WTOP (9-Person to
Person: Visits with Adam
Gimbel and Yogi Berra.
1890, WMAL t7)-Where Were
You? The year 1927-Lind-
bergh crosses the Atlantic
and Clara Bow is dubbed
the "it" girl.
l1:15, WTTG (5)-Million DOL
lar Movie: A gallant group
of settlers opens a new trail
to the West. in -Four Faces
West" with Joel McCrea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Program and HiqhIiqhts for Saturday, April q

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ustea Captain Hin A ssste-Dcrot Locker $780, Billy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
peI|egrini Due
To Sit Out Game

Bob Pellegrini viii make the
trip to Missouri with the Mary
land football squad for Satur-
days opening game against the
Tigers. but it is unlikely the
teams co-captain and ALI
America center prospect win
play.
His left knee injury, suffered
In last Saturdays scrimmage.
definitely was found to be a
strained internal lateral liga-
ment in X-ray examinations
yesterday at University Hospital
In Baltimore. The team physi-
clan said it was most unlikely
Pcllegrini would be able to play.
With that kind Of a report.
Coach Jim Tatum likely viii
take no chance of his star CEN
ter getting further banged up
before the UCLA game the fol-
lowing week.
The players now filling in at
center are, in order. Gene Alder
ton. a l90-pound sophomore
from Cumberland; Fred Tullai
200-pound senior from Essing-
ton, Pa, and Wilbur Main. a
195-pound junior from Frederick
who is a transfer student from
Potomac State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Mat Cord Features
Eric and Great Kuto

Yukon Eric and the Great
Kato mix it up in the wrestling
feature at Turner's Arena to-
morrow night. Three other
bouts, the first starting at 8
O'Clock, are listed.
The feature match will be a
one-fall. Commute time limit
affair and is another in a round
of Examinations to determine an
opponent to meet Lou THESE,
world champion. Yukon Eric
was given a shot at the Great
Kato as a result of his victory
in last weeks elimination.
The semifinal will pair Hombre
Montana and Larry Hamilton
while a team match for two-out-
of-three falls, Commute time
limit. will involve Angelo Mar
tinelli and AL Kashey against
Steve Cob and Tinker Todd.
Bob Keith and Chick Carl
baldi will meet in the opening
bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
FIJI Bidding
For CIincher
In City Series

Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton viii pin its hopes for a sixth
straight victory and the City
Series sandlot base ball cham
pionship on highlander Walt
Jacinski in its game with Arcade
Pontiac at Sis pm. today on
the South Ellipse.
FBI has a SO record and
Arcade Al in the double-elim-
nation tourney. A victory for
Arcade today will necessitate a
final game tomorrow. Charley
Hiden is expected to pitch for
Aracde.
The G-Men scored their fifth
straight victory in the series
with a SCI decision over Arcade
yesterday behind the 2-hit
pitching of Billy Carroll. The
only hits he allowed were a
double by Reds Murphy and a
single by Don Neidringhaus.
Catcher Joe Parker Of FBI had
two singles in three times at bat,
driving in three runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Plans
To Divorce No. 4

BELLEVILLE, H.. Sept. Is R1,
- Enos Slaughter. outfielder
with the Kansas City Athletics.
has filed notice of intent to di-
vorce his fourth wife.
The notice was filed in st.
Clair County Circuit Court yes
terday under an Illinois law re-
quiring a 60-day cooling of"
period before filing of a divorce
suit.
Slaughter and his fourth wife,
the former Mrs. Ruth Rohleder
of Hollywood. Calf. were mar
ried December 81, 1851. a month
after his third wife divorced
him.
Henry Schwartz. Slaughter's
lawyer, refused to say what
grounds Slaughter would specify
in asking for a divorce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
GOLF OFFICIAL
SETTLES QUARREL
ON NORBEcK ACE

RICHMOND. Sept. Is
(SpeciaD -. The man who
usually rules on ticklish golf
questions says 81 Block gets
credit for q hole-iri-one at
Norbeck tMd.) Country Club
Sunday.
Blocks tee shot landed
close to the cup on the 18th
hole. and the next players
tee shot hit Blocks ball and
knocked it into the cup. The
ace or deuce argument lasted
quite q while thereafter.
Here at the National Anna
teur tournament, Joe Day.
executive secretary of the
USGA, says it goes as a hole
in one. In match play, he
said. the player whose ball
is hit in such situations has
the option of replacing the
ball at approximately the
original spot or playing it
where 1t lies. And, in Blocks
case, the BAH lay in the cup.
thus was scored as an ace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
De Marco and Vejor
Clash 7 omorrow

BOSTON. Sept. 10 R.-Wel-
terweights Tony DeMarco and
Chico Vejar win be fighting for
a possible title bout with Car
men Basilio in their Hereunder
at Boston Garden tomorrow
night.
Television will be on q ma
tional scale tWMAL-TV in
Washington. 10 PM with New
England BACKED out.
Rated a 2-to-1 favorite, De-
Marco is making his first ring
appearance since he lost the
championship to Basilio in SYRIA
cuse June 10.
Vejar has been working out
in secret under orders Of Man.
ager Steve Ellis with no news
papermen allowed at the ses-
sionS.
Both have finished their final
tuneups for the match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
New Prince Georges Owners
Planning Reel Country Club

| half Of them already are mem
bers Of the club.
The final transfer Of the prop
|erty was completed yesterday
from the former owners, c. NJ.
Elsie and Walter Bogley. jr.. to
the group headed by r. p. Nc
MILAN, president; Stanley w.
Crosthwait. vice president: DR..
Lloyd w. Hughes. treasurer, and
M. H. Screnk, secretary.
I'VE plan to continue the club
as such in its present location, "
lCrosthwait said in speaking for
the new owners, land to increase
its country club atmosphere. We
want to improve It's facilities and
make 1t into a real country club
flor residents Of the county.
I'VE are not going to operate
bit as a commercial enterprise, "
he added.
One of the improvements
planned Immediately is an in
crease in clubhouse facilities.
A committee structure has
been established to carry on the
functions Of the club. Com
lmittees relating to facilities and
management have been drawn
from the board of directors of
the Century Club, Inc. while
those relation to regular club
activities have been drawn froia
the Prince Georges membership.
Members of the board of di-
Irectors are: Gilbert Able, Will
liam Ahrendt, Chas. Callow,
Robert U. Cooper, Judge j. r.
Fletcher, H. H. McFarlin, S.
Meloy, DR.. Waldo Meyers. j. B.
Murphy, Or. Fred Musser, Carl
Palmer, William Picco. Roscoe
Parker, Alfred Scuderi, Vance
1 Vaughn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Record II Entries Likely
For 24th Cup Regatta

has promulgated a new rule that
only six boats will be permitted
to start in any one heat. This
means the Presidents Cup races
will be comprised Of six heats,
five scheduled for Saturday at
2:40 pm, $40. $40. 4:40 and
500 pm. These elimination and
seminal heats viii bring the
entries down to the six fastest
boats which will race In the sixth
and final event Sunday after
noon, scheduled for 1:20 pm.
The winner, determined by the
final. will be presented with the
29-year-old $4,000 Presidents
Cup.
The additional three heats of
powerboat racing. scheduled for
Sunday at $3.50 pm, 400 and
500 pm. will be for an in
novation this year. The 100
mile-an-hour craft will race for
the newly established William
A. Rodgers Memorial Trophy. a
silver cup valued at $1,000. for
the American Speedboat Cham
|pionship. The same APBA rules
of a limit of six boats to q heat
will apply.
The two-day racing schedule
also win feature smaller craft,
|inboards and outboards. Due to
the unprecedented interest and
number Of entries, 1t has been
necessary to move Up the start
ing time Of the program to 10
am. Saturday.
Tickets for each days sched-
lule. selling at $1.00 for seawall
seats, and $2.50 for box seats
are available at a number Of
locations and can be ordered by
mail or telephone from the
Presidents Cup Regatta Com
mittee. Room 20i, willard Hotel
or by calling Sterling 3-4765
lStandees will be charged a So
cent admission to Hams Point
area of the racing scene. The
charge is deductible from seat
costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Bel Air Opening
Set Tomorrow

BEL AIR. Md. Sept. Is (Spe-
ciaD With more than 800
horses on the grounds. Bel Air
is set for the first day Of It's 10
day meeting here tomorrow.
First post time for the eight-race
program Is . pm.
The track expects to better the
average daily handle of 1897, 1896
set last year. an estimate based
on the recent meeting at Timon-
ium, which handled an average
of $411,l15 daily The Timonium
handle was up 5 per cent over
last year.
A number of horses from the
New Jersey circuit already have
quartered here for the meeting
and others will be arriving daily
for the forthcoming meetings at
other Maryland tracks.
Willie Clark, leading rider at
Timonium who rode 81 winners
during the To-day meeting will
campaign at Bel Air, as will
Tony Russo and Mike Sorren-
tino.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

Probable starters for this
week ends oath running of the
Presidents Cup Regatta have
jumped to II. which, If they
materialize as predicted, will be
six more than the record two
years ago.
This was the latest word from
regatta officials who met for
their final luncheon meeting yes
terday before the curtain goes
UP on the Potomac River classic
Saturday at 10 am.
General Chairman Horace
Walker told regatta workers at
the Hams Point Inn the field
has jumped to II with word that
Henry j. Kaiser, West Coast in
dustrialist, was hopeful Of en-
tering his Scooter Too, and Mar
vim Hedricl Of Detroit. his Miss
Wayne. The latter is the old
Notre Dame, which along with
an even older Notre Dame, has
won the famed cup three times.
The field also includes Guy
Lombardo's Tempo VII, winner
of the Detroit Silver Cup on
August 81; Gale w. last years
Presidents Cup winner: Horace
Dodge's Dora My Sweetie. Walter
and Roy DossinS' Miss Pepsi.
brought out of retirement after
winning the Presidents Cur
three times consecutively in 1850
81 and 50; Gordon Thompson:
Miss Supertest of Ontario, Can
ada; the Miss United States
Rebel sub, Breathless. Slo-Mo.
Shun Nv, Miss Cadillac, Gale v
Miss Thriftway. Such Crust III
Wha Hopper Too and Miss De.
Itroit. The size of the field mean;
that, for the first time, Presi.
dents Cup viewers will see Mint
heats of powerboat racing.
In the unlimited class. in the
interests Of safety, the American
Power Boat Association. in con.
junction with the Coast Guard
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SENATORS

Continued From Page C-1
since has batted .l43 in seven
games here. His batting aver
age which reached heights of
1926, has dipped is points.
From a pitching standpoint,
Dresser will rely on Chuck
Stobbs and Bob Porterfield, who
says he has recovered from a
knee injury which handicapped
him in his last two starts
Maury McDermott, who has
shown the Indians some of his
more effective pitching. will be
held over to face the Indians
tomorrow night. He has dealt
them 81, 1894 and 80 defeats
and has lost to them twice by 81
and 80 scores. Porterfield was
shelled in his first start against
Cleveland In a game ultimately
won by the Senators and in his
only other appearance won a
14-5 decision.
Lemon and Garcia Start
Manager Al Lopez will counter
with Bob Lemon and Mike Gar
cha. formidable righthanders.
Lemon has split four decisions
with the Senators this season,
while Garcia has an Oh record
against Washington.
Lemon, striving to reach the
ranks Of 20-game winners for
the seventh time in eight years,
will be bidding for his 18th vic
tory.
Although the Senators have
been BANKED 90 times this year,
Cleyeland's crack staff hasn't
figured in any of the shutouts.
In fact, the Senators have aver
aged six runs a game against
the Indians.
Cleveland's power has been
short-circuited here. with Ralph
Kiner supplying the only homer.
That was a pinch-hit with two
out in the ninth inning which
tied the score at A and led to
one Of the Senators more gall
Ing. losses, Ga, in II innings.
The Indians have only IL
games remaining. After leaving
here they'll have six games left
with the Tigers and three with
the White Sox. Meanwhile, the
Yankees will play Detroit twice,
Washington three times and will
battle the Red Sox In seven
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

A new group has taken over
ownership Of the Prince Georges
Country Club with the objective
of making what they call "a
real country club" of II,
Known as. the Century Club.
Inc the group is an organiza-
ton Of 100 business and profess
sionaI men. mostly residents Of
Prince Georges County. About
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
Lemon and Wright
Among 4 Lookouts
Recalled by Griffs

The Senators today recalled
four players from Chattanooga,
which was eliminated in the
Southern Association playoffs
last night. Pitchers Dick Hyde
and Bunky Stewart and Out
flleders Jim Lemon and Tom
Wright are to report here inn
mediately.
Hyde posted an 8-6 record
with the Lookouts and Stewart
finished at Al. Lemon hit .278
and slammed "a home runs.
Wright batted .293 with eight
homers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
AS Pay Dodgers
$4,000 for HurIer

KANSAS CITY, Sept. Is tPl,
The Athletics have purchased
Pitcher Glenn Cox from the
Dodgers for a price tag in Tex
cess Of $4,000"
Cox, 24-year-old highlander.
had an LIS record with the
Dodgers Montreal farm this sea-
son. He was 1911 with Mont
real in 1864.
Co. a native of Monticello.
Calf, is scheduled to report to
the AS this season unless Mont
real gets into the Little World
Series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
COACH ON SPOT AT PHELPS
Speedy Buckfield Makes
Dunbar Eleven Real Threat
BY DICK STAY

William E. Brown coached
Phelps Vocational football Oh
and on for 10 years until Biz
Carter was given a crack at the
Job last fall. Brown has the job
back now and he probably feels
like he's on the spot.
Carter turned in a very good
4-2-3 record with a club that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13

The line, however, needs
strengthening In the middle po-
sitionS.
Our backs have demonstrated
they can move the ball." Chase
|discloses. ! Running from the
single wing. they've looked pretty
good. But we have gaps in the
line. particularly at tackle and
guard" .
Could, Have Good Season
Chase, who picked up letters
in football, basketball. boxing
lacrosse and track at Boston
University in the sos, Is starting
his 10th year as football coach
at Dunbar With any kind Of
luck. such as undiscovered line
help, it could be one of Chase's
better seasons.
The backfield, in all prob
ability, will have either Rennard
Jones or Luke McRae at quarter.
back, Milt Chavis and Francis
Hatchett at the halfback posi-
lions and Gene Judge at full
back. George Brooks from last
year also figures to see plenty
of action.
Jones may have a slight edge
over McRae as a passer. McRae
along with Chavis and Hatchett
is a dash man on the track team
All three have been clicked In
under II seconds for 100 yards in
football uniforms. Judge. used
only on defense last year. will
play both ways. Brooks. a half
back. is a fast runner on sweep
plays.
Two newcomers may find Their
way into the backfield before the
season is out. Isaac Salmon. a
fullback. and Gerald Green. a
halfback from Shaw Junior High,
show promise.
Both Ends Lettermen
Neal Woodruff, a good pass le-
ceiver. and Ray Smith. USED
mostly on defense, are ends re.
turning from the 1854 team. A
Brooks seems likely TO fill Tho
center and linebacker post. Way.
mond Blasengale and Woody
jenkins. the latter also a product
Of Shaw Junior High. are 200.
pound tackles Chase hopes will
fill the bill.
AL Gussom, a guard is being
counted on heavily, but not fol
another few weeks. He was hi
by a car about 10 days ago anc
besides being shaken up anc
bruised. received a cut on the
back of his head requiring sever
stitches.
The Crimson Tide is host to
Spingarn Thursday in its opener
III Chase has succeeded in plug
Iging up the middle Of his line
Dunbar could be off to a winning
start.
The schedule:
Thursdsy-spinrarn at Brooks sta
dium. 800
September 23--At Tech. $3.50.
September 30--coolidge at Brook
Sta dunn, 800
October Bell at Brooks Stadium
.3.f=.
october l4---At Western. 3.15.
October e1--Carver of Baltimore a
Brooks Stadium. 1870.
October 2S--At Cardozo, 1913.
November AT Wilson. 3.
November l6--At Roosevelt. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
ANSWER
Question on Page CD

4. Buck lateral. No! Too much
of gamble. It would go only
if you caught the line looping
away from the side play de-
velopes.
3. Screen pass. Not yet. This
play has to be set up by a
successful pass offense.
2. Long pass. Second-best against
this defense If you can hold
the line out. Throw far and
to the outside.
l. Short pass. Best call. The de-
Tense has become a 7-2-2 and
this pass can be successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-13
BY BOB HANSON

A fast-running backfield oper-
ating behind an uncertain line
is a thumbnail description Of
Dunbar Highs 1855 football
team.
At this stage. at least. Coach
Jesse Chase has the makings Of
a pretty fair backfied. headed by
three members of the track team.