Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
WIN, LOSE OR
HNAV By FRANCIS sTANN
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PREDICTION: ALL OF THE players who will be called
row, will staunchy defend the clause They include
Eddie Yost who has belonged to any club except
Washington, who has been regular since ls47 and who
never has played team that finished in the first division
Jerry Coleman, Bob Teller and Robin Roberts will testify
like vein.
The magic number golf a. which the age of
Dick Mayer Open champ; Doug Ford Masters winner
Jackie Burke PoA king Casey stengel did not exactly
to the mat with Topping after the Yankee
Athletic trade which cost Stenge his pet Billy Martini but
Casey expressed his dspeasure another way Since getting
Harry Simpson in the deal Stenge played Yogi Berra Coun
try Slaughter Tony Kubek Hank Bauer and Elston Howard
in leftaed before using Simpson.
Taking leaf from Laurels book promoters of Frances
racing classic Prx de rArc de Tromphe will pay air trans
portaon for invited horses the first time allowing 81 500
American horse and for each Brazilian Argennian
and Venezuelan horse The word is out that c. " Whneys
Career Boy and Ralph loves Belmont winner Gallant Man.
may cross the Atlantic for the It's said that Light
heavyweight Tony Anthony looks so much like Harry Bella
fonte that the singers fans ask the fighter for his autograph
by mistake. Last time TV, it might be added Anthony
fought ike Belafonte. s8
EDDIE ARcARo Is JOINING his pal Don Ameche in
backing Broadway productions although the last time
Americas top jockey played Broadway angel it cost him
$4,000 to back show that Hoped in two weeks Appropr
ately, y was named Swan Song" Gallant Man clearly
has demonstrated that he is this countrys best at mile and
half but Pmco folks rate Bold Ruler fastest at mile
Therefore they attempting match them at the distance
of mile and three-sixteenths in this autumns Pimcc
Special
The invasion of the Indians prompts a fan to write:
Mark this Kerby Farrell well Before the is out he's
going to surprise Don't forget that last in early August
his Indianapolis team nine games back Of the Wanted
Denver Bears the Yankee famhands who supposed to
be good enough to head the second division Of the Am
can League Farre team beat out Denver by e games and
won the Little World Series in four straight"
IN THE JULY IA ISSUE Of This Week Magazine series
Of photos the celebrated Hy Pesn will debunk the theory
that batter must keep his eye the BALL players
found 1t dcult to believe what they in Pesns pic
lures Lou Boudreau says that Just before the Kansas
Cty-Yankee trade while he coaching at third base Andy
Carey Of the Bombers kept asking LOU you me-
do you? Please Lou. don't take me-"
Evil Eye Finkle will have testimonial dinner thrown for
him July II by his boxing pals who recognize Of
the shorts when they and the win be SIS at Tony
De Tardos restaurant Miami Beach. Subscribers
peced to get their moneys WORTH however because Evil Eye
will be focibly dressed in white tie tails top hat Some
ago Evil Eye being fake but his repu-
tation saved by Godie Ahearn the restaurateur-
matchmaker 1t Fnkle picked the wrong fighter
vainly put "the eye" on the winner.
He Is not a fake and win tell you what happened"
Ahearn told the coers ION the day Of tight Evil Eye goes
to that park at Seventh and Pennsylvania and feeds
the pigeons The pigeons eat and then tell him what to do
This morning there weren't pigeons account it
raining"
HEINIE MILLER WRITES: with Marshal WYATT Earn
becoming and more Of TV personality here an In
eresng footnote to history This told to by w.
DAD Naughton while that great writer Francisco
sports editor On December g. 1885, slightly than three
months before Bob Ftzsmmons the heavyweight title
from James Corbett, Ftz boxed Tom Sharkey IN San
Francisco Fz well ahead points eighth round
Sharkey went down from body blow While he still
the canvas the referee pointed to him and announced,
sharkey wins FOUL The referee then drew his shooting
iron and backed out Of the ring He Wyatt carp"
George Cook Of the Maryland Educational Foundation
defends against accusations that Maryland athletes
raroaded through college and points to Bubber Mogan
academic record for the last three semester-5 hours
total of 1853 and $40 average .3