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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Bube Given Purty
On AID Birthday,
Calls 1t Finest Yet

GALVESTON. Tex, June 81
R).-Forty-two lighted candles
atop a five-layer cake yesterday
radiated the tribute of the Ma
ton and the sports world to
Babe Didrikson Zaharias at a
birthday party the famous
woman athlete declared to be
"the finest I've ever had or hope
to have"
The party. staged on the sixth
floor lounge of the University OF
Texas John Sealy Hospital
where the Babe has waged hel
long battle against cancer, was
a complete surprise to her.
Frail and 40 pounds lighter,
the Babe. dressed in light blue
pajamas and robe, was ushered
into the lounge where so friends
started singing Happy Birth
day." Arranged around the
cleaning huge birthday cake
were baked gifts and floral ar
rangementS.
But the party wasn't confined
to the four walls Of the lounge
from London and all over the
Nation were kilograms and mes
sages from friends. sports figure:
and admirers which husband
George zahariaS, who arranged
the surprise 42d birthday party
presented to her.
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.Linco|nia Tops
ST. Ambrose

!. Lincolnia won its opening
game of the second half in the
Departmental Baseball League
yesterday by defeating st. Am
brose, ga. on the South EllipSe
Two walks, two singles and a
triple by Ed Wilder with two
men on gave Lincolnia a six-run
sixth inning and clinched the
victory for Ralph Vandimia.
Columbia Heights will play Air
Force Jets. first half champions,
at $50 pm. today on the South
Ellipse.
Meanwhile, FBI. city cham
pion last year, continues to roll
along in the Industrial League.
The G-Men won their fifth in a
row in second-half play. drub-
bling Silver Hill. first-half titlist.
9-1. Gary Brocgman and Billy
Carroll, who relieved in the third
inning, combined to limit the
Hillmen to one hit, an infield
single by Ralph Sta in the
eighth. 1t was the sixth straight
victory of the season for Carroll.
who lost his first two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Leading Fi||ies
CIdshing Today

CHICAGO. June " (P).-Th,
$40. 000-added Cleopatra Handi'
cap at / mile for sophomore fillie.
at Arlington Park today brings {
fourth meeting between Double.
dogdare and Princess Turia, two
leading candidates for 1856 hon.
ors.
Six other FLIES were named fol
the event, including Princes.
Turia's stablemate. Beyond. The
field also includes Supple, Little
Apache, Dancing, Hadarewarc
and Bolette.
Claiborne Farms Doubledog.
dare will carry 122 pounds, ont
more than Calumet Farm.
Princess Turia, whom she de.
feated in the Oaks prep al
Churchill Downs.
Princess Turia hested Double.
dogdare in the Kentucky Oaks
In the recent American Oaks
Princess Turia finished second tt
Levee, with Doubledogdare fifth.
Altogether, Princess Turia hal
won six races this year, including
Pimlico's Black Eyed Susan, anc
a dead-heat victory with Beyond
in the Acorn at Belmont.
Doubledogdare has won foul
of six starts, including the Ash.
land Stakes at Keeneland and the
Coronet Stakes at Balmoral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Trainer and Rider
Who Slugged State
Steward Reinstuted

CHARLESTON, w. va, June
81 (R.-The reinstatement Of a
trainer and jockey who admitted
Islugging q State racing steward
has been disclosed here.
Sam Gilman Of Berryville. Va.
the trainer who got back his
license, said at a hearing in
Charleston recently that he was
deprived of his livelihood be-
cause Of the persecution" of a
racing official.
Gilman said he had been de-
MED his license since 1850 and
this caused him to slug Steward
A. r. Winters of Huntington, a
former State Senator.
Also reinstated, pending pay
ment Of a $50 fine. was Jockey
Donald Boston of Charles Town,
who had admitted assaultine
Winters last February.
Winters testified two months
ago that some very respectable
people" told him they had paid
Gilman to FIX" a race. Gilman
said the people were drunk, and
Winters acceptance of their
word prompted him to hit the
steward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
|GoIdCoin Heads
Field in Laurel
Pace Tonight

Johnny Belote, leading driver
lat the Laurel Raceway harnes:
meeting, which ends Saturday
might, has the likely favorite ir
tonight's feature, the seventh
race pace.
Belote will drive Gold Coin, a
winner last week in 2:121s on q
slow track but who has the best
time OF 2:05. The principal op-
position may come from Cross
Winds, who came to Laurel from,
Buffalo Raceway after three wins
there but who did not do much
in his Laurel debut.
Dauntless Hanover, Shady Far
vel and Dale Royal are Others
who figure in this race.
The sixth race also is a pace
Blaze McEllen. already winner Of
TWO at Laurel, and Sister Mack
are expected to be the leaders.
In last night racing, GYPSY
Gal had to better her lifetime
record to win the $4,000 Severn
Pace. Driven by Jack Wilcutts.
she held second until the last
turn, then cut out to beat Albert
Astra by three-quarters of a
lengn in 2:042s for payoffs of
$7.SO. $4.40 and $3.50.
Albert Astra took second a
head in front of favored Hi-Lo's
Mite.
In the seventh race, another
pace, Victor Lou. driven by Frank
CULLEN. connected in 2:063s to
return a healthy $12,40, $500
and 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
IDemus Wins Again
lin Eastern Tennis

HACKENSACK, N. j.. June
q tP.-Lt. Bill Demas of GUAM
tico. Va. gained the quarter
finals Of the Eastern Clay Courts
tennis tournament yesterday
with 60, 8-6 victory over
sixth-seeded Billy Tully of
Yonkers, N. Y.
Also gaining the round OF
eight was Ed Moylan of Trenton,
the defending champion, who
ousted George Manel of Astoria,
N. Y. 60. 6-3.
Bob Green of Baltimore upset
lfifth-seeded Richard Rasking OF
Forest Hills, N. Y, Ga, 60;
Sid Schwartz of Long Beach,
N Y, trounced DR., Richard
Cohen of Plainf1eld, 6-1. 6-1,
and 1t. Cliff Mayne of Fort
Monmouth defeated Robert
Rhodes of New York, Ga, Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Moore and Parker
Sign for Title Bout

TORONTO, June 81 (P).-.
Archie Moore signed last nigh
to meet James J. Parker of Bar.
RE. Ont, July rs in a fight bal.
Ilyhooed as being for the "heavy.
weight championship of the
world"
The signing took place in the
garden behind the plush subur-
ban Forest Hill home of Dave
Rush, Parker's co-manager
Earlier, the Canadian fighter
had signed his half of the con-
tract in Mayor Nathan Phillips
office.
The promoters, along with
Rush and Moore's manager
Charley Johnston, are proclaim.
ing the 15-round bout in Maple
Leaf Stadium as a champion
ship match. Boxing authorities
elsewhere. however, have giver
no indication it will be recog-
nized for the title, vacated by the
retirement of Rocky Marciano.
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wide open with a 81 yesterday,
taking the qualifying medal with
a four-under-par 140. six strokes
ahead of his nearest rival.
Baxter met Jake Howard
of Georgia, 152 shooter.
today, but just below him
in the pairings is Joe Camp
bell of Purdue, the defending
champion.
In the same bracket is John
Garrett of Rice. who ousted
Baxter in last years semifinals
lat Knoxville. and then sue
cumbed 2 and / to. Campbell
in the 36-hole finale.
Garrett and Campbell 90
against a pair of 1853 scorers
today, the former meeting Fred
Wilt Of Ohio University. and
the champion engaging Ernie
George of San Jose State.
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Heart Attack Is Fatal to Behr,
Illinois Athletic Commissioner

CHICAGO, June 81 (P).-
Johnny Behr, 81. a member of
the Illinois State Athletic Com
mission, and athletic director of
the Illinois Athletic Club since
1919. died yesterday Of a heart
attack.
A former boxing referee. Behr
collapsed while watching a
'handball game at the club. A
month ago. Livingston Osborne
chairman of the Illinois Athletic
Commission, died of a heart at
tack after a long illness.
Frank Gilmer, a former box
ing referee was named chairman
OF the three-member Commits
sion TO succeed Osborne. The
other member of the commits
sion is Lou Radzienda, president
OF the National Boxing Associa-
ton.
Behr had been a boxing ref
cree since 1927. He officiatec
the Tony zale-Rocky Grazianc
middleweight title bout in Chi.
cago n June 1947 and was criti.
cized for stopping the fight in
the sixth round. Yale wiIted in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
DELAWARE NOTES

| If Miz Clementine wins tn,
Delaware Handicap, it woulC
represent a $4,000 loss fol
Jockey Jack Westrope, whit
guided her home in the New
Castle.
Possible starters in addition
to Miz Clementine are Amoret
her stablemate. Parlo, Searching
Flower Bowl, High Voltage
Myrtle's Jet, Manotick. Rice
Reto, Infusion, Open Sesame
Blue Banner, Dotted Line, Blue
Sparkler, Levee, Lady Swords
lDjeddorine and Brightest Star
Hearts Desire, purchased al
the recent Belmont sales fol-
$4,000 by Mrs. Joseph T
Murtagh, won yesterdays fifth
race by 10 lengths. A daughter
of Mr.. Busher. she ran the 5j5
furlongs in l:06, the fastest time
of the meeting. 1t was only q
second and three ffths slower
than the track record shared by
Pavot and Northern Star. Maine
Chance Farm. breeder of the
swift fllly might regret the sale
There was some unusual bet.
ting in yesterdays fourth race
when the crowd of 1O,756 could
not decide which horse should
be favored. The eventual choice
was Columicille at S6.1O to one
Second choice was Malleable
lat $3.50.
Wagering on yesterdays 26th
program here totaled 1887 .632.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Strong Contenders Meet EurIy
In NCAA Championship Golf

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June q
P.-The luck of the draw
tossed lot of strong talent into
the upper half of the top bracket
as "a students began play today
In the seth National Intercol-
legiate golf championship.
Before match play got under
way, IL aspirantS who tied at
l54 in the 36-hole qualif1er were
ordered out early to stage a
playoff for ii berths.
Crowded in the upper Is were
this years medaliSt and 1856
semif1nalist, the defending
champion and his 1855 victim,
Only one of the Is can get as
lar as the semifinals.
Everyone has an eye on 20
year-oid Rex Baxter of Houston
University, who cracked Ohio
States 7,120-yard par 70 course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON, DEL, June 27.--
With King Harlan absent, Twin
Oaks Stables jolly Jack will be
favored to win the 18th Dover
Stakes for 2-year-olds at Della
ware Park today.
Last week in the Christiana,
jolly Jack chased King Hairan
home, exhibiting strong late
speed at five furlongs. The extra
sixteenth of today'S stakes should
be to his liking as he takes on
10 rivals. Jim Nichols. who rode
King Hairan last Wednesday in
the Christiana, will handle jolly
Jack.
If the field Of II remains in
tact. the Dover will be worth
$15.450, Of which the winner will
take home $ll,725. $
Also due to be well backed will
be Bora, from Donald p. Ross
Brandywine Stable. Last week,
Bora. finished fourth in the
Christina but before that won
two races. one an allowance
event here.
Jockey Conn McCreary will
ride John A. Morris Missile, who
ran a dull race in the Christiana.
In three other starts, however
he won twice and finished third
to Bold Ruler. generally regard
ed as the leading 2-year-old.
Delaware Park officials are
counting Is f1llies and mares as
possible starters for Saturdays
$150,000 Delaware Handicap.
The two South American
champions previously consid-
cred probahles are not included.
According to their respective
trainers. w. Arnold Hangers In
trusa from Argentina and Brook
meade Stables Eugenia, former
Chilean champion, have been
coughing and their training has
been retarded.
Trainer Jimmy Jones, who is
in Chicago, told his stable agent,
Dee Brooks, that Jockey Willie
Hartack would fly East to pilot
Miz Clementine Saturday. It
will be Hartack's first appear
ance here since his suspension
earlier in the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

the heat and Graziano, a near
Knockout victim in the third
round, pummeled Yale into the
ropes for a TKO to win back the
title.
A time Golden Gloves
coach who trained such future
champions as Yale, Joe Louis,
Barney Ross, joey Maxim, Ez-
card Charles. Harold Dade and
Wallace Smith. Behr was head
coach of the United States
Olympic boxing team which bat
tied in Berlin in 1886.
He is survived by his widow
and a daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Henry Ford Signs
|SteeIers Contract

Pittsburgh. June n UP. -
Henry Ford. former University Of
Pittsburgh backfield star who
played last season with the
Cleveland Browns and in the
Canadian League. has signed a
1856 contract with the Pitts
bureh steelers.
Ford was drafted No. Q by
the Browns, who cut him early
last season. He then hooked on
with the Toronto Argonauts.
"They didn't lift my option
this year. so I'm a free agent. +"
Ford said. Il want to get back
lin the NFL. That's big league
football. The Canadian brand
just doesn't compare with it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Morgan and Langley
Head Marlboro Field

Bill Morgan and Elmo Langley
head a field of 35 drivers on a
six-event stock car program al
$3.50 pm. Friday at the Marlboro
Motor Raceway.
Dewey Ryan, Bill Dove, Mary
Goldberg. Mack Hamburg and Bill
Prunier also are in the field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Sam Etcheverry Ruled
Property of AIouettes

SANTA FEE. N. Mex, June 2;
R.-Federal Judge Waldo H
Rogers yesterday ruled Quarter
back Sam Etcheverry to be the
property of the Montreal Alou-
cites of the Canadian Football
League.
Rogers denied an injunction BY
the Chicago Cardinals. They
wanted to bar Etcheverry from
playing for the Alouettes and tt
claim him under a purporteo
contract held with the one-time
Denver University star.
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Al-Moroh Horses
Enter at Hanover

HANOVER, Pa. June q
(SpeciaD Entries from the Al
Marah Arabian Horse Farm and
from Mrs. G. E. Tankersley Of
Bethesda. Md. are among the
horses in the 10th annual Han
over Horse Show starting to-
morrow night.
More than 200 horses are
vieing for over $4,000 in cash
and trophies. The show is
sponsored by the Hanover Elks
and will be held at Hanover Fair
Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
British Jockey Club
Honors Robert CIurk

LONDON, June 81 (P.-Rob-
ert Sterling Clark. wealthy race
horse owner of Upperville, Va.
and New York, has been elected
an honorary member of Britain's
exclusive Jockey Club, which
controls all horse racing in the
British Isles.
Clark. whose colt Never Say
Die won the two big British
classics in 1954-the Derby anc
st. Leger-is the most active
American horse owner in Britain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

PROTECTION - Elmont,
N. Hockey Jim Nichols
wears a new chin protector
as he weighs out after the
fourth race at Belmont
Park yesterday. The pro-
tector incorporates a strap
designed to keep his skull
cap on in the event of a
fall. This is the first time
such a device has been
worn in New York racing,
and if proved successful will
be worn by all riders.--AP
Wirephoto.
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LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; trot: class
Homestretch King
EdSIss Dream tBucEsOnD iAO s s.sS s ssS
Earl's Daddy Jones CTomI'nl s.SG
Mothers Pride, Silver Ann Birthday
Special. Nancy's Birthday and HiRhlawr
Shadow. Time. 2:IOss.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; mace
class 25; / mile.
Ednamite HI Ii
cam MiiSui scot. Pi.rce 500 e SSS AZ:
Mighty Duchess (Wathenl 6.s(
Hot Flash. Linda Oaks, Donnie's
Pride. Northampton and High Splint
Time. 2:O6ts.
DAILY DOUBLE dbl paid 1920
: THIRD RACE: Purse, $500: trot; elias,
Nimble Colby baldwin, 500 400 3.2,
Syndication (Cameron) eco I.B(
Steady Hanover (Dayisl $50
Scotch Music, Jackie Eden, Lenarl
Hanover. Tuck Song and Prudence Darn.
ley. Time. 1907.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. $500: pace
Wlcomico Tom sMysr, $50 $50 $50
HOmestreteh SANDY (JOnes) 2.8(
Flo Schuyler, Ohio Boy, Jean Woollen
AtsoA AbAAo eAa AHp WttShs Altucs GsufrS
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. $1,000: elias,
BIB; B handicap; mile.
sHSSS,. Bomb sS. ,, Berry 1900 go $ss
Castle Key (Buckson) 400
Bennys Day. Mighty Blaze and MAN
Hanover. Time. 2:072s.
SIXTH RAcE-The Severn; purse
So, 600. pace; class Is; mile. - I.
Gypsy Gal (Wllcuttsl 100 I.4O 2.6C
Alberta Astra (BulD d.4O 2.1(
. HI Los Mite fQuillen) 2.2(
Shep York, Cannonite, Irvins Guy anC
Doctor Vic. Time 2:O425,
j. Stoklev Stable entry.
SEVENTH RAcE---Purse. 5000; pace
Victor Lou louiilenl I2.Io ego 400
Homestretch Flash tJonesl $50 4.l(
Missey N tCrank) i.2C
Banners Bride, Aubrey Vo Guy
Mighty Billy and Yam Up. Time, 2:061s
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500: pace
class &C; / mile.
Cheerio Pick CHudsenl 4.6O SEQ 2.4t
Manor Chimes tMyer) 3.aO EST
Royal Kitty tDavit) AT
Red Prince, Alice Benton, twilight
Star and Poplar Alice. Time. 2:00%.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.
BY the Associated Press

STOCKTON, Calif.--FIash Elorde
lou, Mania, Knocked out Cecil shoon-
MAKER l2ols. Los Angeles, (9).
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Lulu Percy.
iS9' New York. outpointed Rudy Orteea'
washington, stopped Scipio Latin
1Su4a, Baltimore az.
HOUSTON, Tex.-Tommy Elder, 13b.
Sietseiand. outpointed Ray Rioias, 1876.
LoNDoN--Joe Lucy. 1874, England.
ss y Sammy Mccarthy, 1887, Eng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
BOYS BASEBALL
WALTER Johnson LEAGUE

WALTER JOHNSON LEACUE
Major
Carver. s.: River Terrace, A.
Minor
Mitchell Park, 8: KAloramA.
Brightwood Lions, z: GEORGES Radio, Q
Lamond- Riggs, Is: Fort Stevens. s.
Howell, 8: Briggs MONTGOMERY. B.
Cook, A.; York Haberdasher,
Lincoln Cab, 5. Smith Storage. g.
NARROW Coal @; washington Ga;
whirlpool Laundry, 2; walker d Dun.
ZAP, O.
Logan, 5; Merrick Boys Club, o.
Kenilworth, II; Deanwood, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Santa Fe. Chico Hanover
Frances Brewer.
2-Bill's Gal. Lord lexington,
Sandy'S Knight.
I3-ELTON HANOVER, Seattle
Widow. jamie Mite.
Annie West, Sultan Hanover
Jimmy Lynn.
5-H o m stretch Flare, Mac
Brewer, Volynn.
I6-Coment'S Count, Sure Con,
Blaze McEllen.
I7-Cross Winds, Olive Kuno,
Gold Coin.
S-Fort Apache, volo Brewer
Leon Grafton.
LongshOt Daily Double - Chico
Hanover and Lord Ellington,
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LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS

WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM, JUNE 81
Ost Time, $3.50 PM Daily Double Closes $500 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

Wagering on yesterdays 26th
program here totaled 1897 .632.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-08-15
Mike Brayko, Glasgow

Mike Brayko, Glasgow
HiIger Chevrolet Co., GIendive
Hanks Union Dist, Great Falls
Joe Mcknight, Great Falls
Bates Fuel Service, Hamilton
John E. Johnson, HarIoWton
Roger F. Taylor, Havre
Ford Johnson, Helena
James F. Higgins, Jr., Helena
George WamsIey Oil Co., KaIispeII
Smith & Young, Lewistown
CIoutier & Harris, Libby
B. MccampbeII, Livingston
HerndOn & Trafton, Miles City
Richard F. Everett, MissouIa
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-08-15

lanes J. Sullivan, Anaconda
Owen C. Eaton, Big Timber
Lyle M. Stotts, Billings
0. E. Reyes, Jr., Bozeman
Charles Ford, Boulder
la. MagdalI, Brady
Stranahan Oil Co., Butte
W. J. Breen, Choteau
Harold 7. Wangen, Circle
P. J. Anderson & Sons, Conrad
Tom Branch, Cut Bank
Mrs. C. J. BeighIe, Deer Lodge
&c. MattingIy & Son, Dillon
VA PeItier, Eureka
Fort Benton Motor Co., Fort Benton