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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

HospltaHged Mrs Ruth Kay
E8t5 Fourth Av $. is a patient ia
General hospital, where she has
been confined for the past ten
days Mrs KRy's condition is re-
ported FAIR
Back Home; Mrs P8rslee
Barnes. 2422 r 22nd ST.. has re-
turned home from Moline, H.
where she was the guest Of Rev.
and Mrs Il. A Alien
Honored Win Party; Mrs
clyde Long, who recently return
ca with her husband Capt Long
and two children from England
where Capt Long was stationed,
was the houored guest at a Wei
come Heme party given by her
club. the Sumbads ON Friday
night. May 8. The delightful ar
fair was held a. the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Donald Scho0eld, 1892
Clinton Az Sharing honors with
Mrs Long were husbands OF the
members The evening was en-
ioyed playing various games and
taking candid shots OF the group,
after which refreshments were
served Members and husbands
present were the Mcssrs and
Mines Ray pysart Donald Brady
Jr. Ben Alexander, Melvin MadI-
son. Donald Underwood. Donald
Schodeld and Capt Long,
Stag For Foreign official: A. -
Csssius. 1925 Clinton, entertained
Sunday afternoon. May 3, at a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Beauty
Cocktails unt Is variety ~ as.
soJlcd ganApea we're enjoyed pre-
,ordiuE supper while gUesta wisn-
tho nanorcs birthday happiness
Two beautifully decorated
birthday cakes many useful Etta
and greetings wopr received
Sharing The happy occasion md
the hostess gracious Hospitality
were tho Nrssrs and Mines ltor-
ace MrauN Hiram krIjy the
Mines Minnie Moore mother %
the honarrc, Iosaie shepard and
the Moasrs Aihgr, Hurt Irving
Palmer and David Msy8s
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Dir THDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS RIRrupNNs

MAY n Marion Greg ray
loE GSE& Syrycus Av s. Jack S.
GMucs 2G9i Fourth Az 8
May NJ Joseph II Ealtcn POS
IS slst So Perry g. Hughes ST.
$3.50 Fuh Az S, Jay Schultse
ggZ " Adams
May rs John a Williams
1892 Fourth Ay s. Rose Moses
Tallyy Goa8 clinton Az
May "a a l. Brown. 1920
Smelling Az u " Ingram, s9li
Fourth Az s Edward Jackson
2lI3 18th Az s.. Jesse shelton
1855 Fourth Av 8
May 10 Lonnie Anderson
3Si3 Fourth Az S. Edwin G.
Ellougher StoS seth Ay s Mrs
Dorothy Hines S6oT THIRD Av s
John phifcr Jra 400 r 2Sth s,
Toni Diane GuEsby zoos nryaut
Az n
May rs Mrs. MARY Moss. $500
Fourth Av. s. Mrs Eui1h Hen.
drrson. 1879 Bryant Ay a.. Paul
Kelley. 0l2 Bryant Az n. Linda
Susan Randall, ti2I Clinton Az,
Rochelle Marie Anderson 1924
Smelling Ay. Nra Dorothy Jack
son. 26la Stevens Az
May ~ RurI Gugaby Sr. Ssi
Alduch Az NJ Euuc Carmichael
ST.. STtf FGftA Az. 81 Mrs Viva
Jean Wohb. 4u2g Third Az s..
Mrs Ruth Lewis to4s CLINTON
Az, Miss u. Patricia BLACK 1919
Portland Az Mrs Rose L. Wi
lams. ?nl5 g2nd Az g.
out ~ Town Birthday
May It-Arthur Thomas, pcs
Moinea. la Betty Jane Session
potrU.t Mich
May ~ Willie Gardner. Oma
| hu. Ncb. Mrs Minnie rllgham
| Kansas CITY Mo
May ~ Mrs tuyllc Gardner
Omaha Neb Games ucrudon
| Washington n T.. George D.
Roach Los Angeles yaHf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

stag buffet iu honor OF John T..
Thomas. deputy chief Of opera
lions Of the InterEovcrnmcntaI
Committee ON European Mgra-
ton Mt Thomas. q Minneapolis
native, Is stationed az Geneva,
Switzerland Nr Casgus guests
were all close friends ot MIR.
Thomas
Among the guests were Ashhy
Gasbins, l. IT, Bennett. Don
smith Raymond Cannon. Boyd
Wright. Charles Rogers. shelton
Granger Curtis 6. Chiycrs. RUFUS
Webster Leroy Lagcuhorry. Nor
man Howell. Carl r. Rowan. Thca.
Allen, George Berry Dick Mann.
John l. Nellie Jr. c. H. Ruglycr.
Henry Thomas. Herbert Howell
Richard Fox and Cecil Newman
Plenty Of dcIont8blc food drink
and conversation about the "0li
umCs culivcuot tbs affair. A
brief talk by the guest of honor
and a lively question and answer
period were hIgmlgbts Of MI
Casaus pleasant affair FOR Nj
Thomas.
visited tu O,,ntounn, Mt and
Mrs shelby Cos 4lOS Fuh Az
S. spent the past Sunday May D.
with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hcah.
man Of Owatonns az the lattcr's
summer cottage a. Lake Mazsa
Ra, Fanbault
Attend Sisters Funeral Mar.
vim and Herman ghIvrrs ~ Los
Angeles arrived IN the city Sun.
day May 3 10 attend funeral ser.
vices % their sister. Mrs Cora
Taylor Of 1856 Forth Az g.. who
died May q MI Marvin shivcrs
Is former resident OF Mime.
apoHs
Improving Mrs A. s. UpaHsyJ
Barnett. ggta Fourth Av s.. who
has been confined 90 The bed for
the past sig week doe 30 EN- acct
dent ia her home, ,a slowly inn
proving and ls expected tn be up
and around fn The urri ten DAYS
Vote FOR your candidate Tor
Queen 81 the Eiiss today Advt
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saturday Bridge Club; Mrs
Robert Kyle, S64l Clinton Av.
was hostess 60 the Saturday
Bridge club on May 4, First club
prizes were won by Mrs Jay Ty-
son and Mrs Thomas Jackson and
Mrs Robert Kyle and Miss Chris
tire Mckinney won the BOBBY
prizes TIE next meeting viii De
with Miss Mckinney as hostess a.
her home. 1912 Third Az. $. on
Saturday. May Is
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

Congressman Judd is tryfur 10
clear the name ot au ancestor
who woa hanged witch iu
Salem iu i6p2 while he "a ai
Il ne might investigate that mutt
stealing episode that caused some
af oar ancestors Ia be depar,rd
from the Garitu ct Eden . A.
ulttlug
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Mrs.. Thelmo Albright
Cntertoins Friends
~ BiFthduy purty

Always e gracious hostess Mrs
rhgWla NJ Albright won the 80
mtwuou nJ friends when she gave
a deHFbtm buffet supper party
in celebration ut her birthday ou
Saturday evening MAY { The
gala affair WAS held at hcf home
sAi Carroll Az. su Paul which
was appropriately decorated ln a
proula,ou ~ flowers 90 catry out
the spring motif
The buffet table conferred with
an arrangement ~ pink roaca and
gtocnory between crystal opudcla
ahra holding beautiful pint can
tiloa and spread with q pink satin
damuHk cloth was thing %
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
North High Gloss
OF 80" Pluns a
Reunion May IS

The North High school class Of
1882. win hold its five year re-
union on saturday May 20 1887
az the pyvlQmau Hotel MtHncapo-
lis
Entertainment for the evening
includes "a cocktail hour an inter-
cstinE program and dancing
All members ct the class are
asked 90 be present Fur further
information and reservations.
please call Mrs. Jrsue ullom. ST
a-lSqI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10

H'ay 80 M and Wra Kenneth
Stokes 7T1 Igfrharr ~ % years
May ~ M and Mrs maroa
O Fgnuey. 8s7 Eguae ~. -
years tir and hffu Samuel Alien
O. y LaTpsntear ~ ysau NJ
ard Mrs Charles " Baleager Hr.
$40 " Central Nv. atg years
May - NJ ard Hra george
Greer, go Carroll A. ~ years
May - M and Mrs james
Jackson so g. Anthony ~. ~
years Nj ara Hfa Pete HH ji7
W Central hv ~ years. ~ aaf
Ha George Milton 1858 Carrot
hv ~ years
May 81 Hr arH Hsr E1EaF
William CUsra za3 pg1sa Av
10 years
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Social and Personal
z MINNEAPOLIS

Sister Is III: Mrs Josephine Brown and Mrs Viola Mad.
den OF 1891 Fifth A s. received word early Monday morning
May Of the illness Of sister Mrs Mckcnny in
Tshmngo Okla Mrs Brown and another sister Mrs Hattie
shelton of 1910 Ninth ST. left Monday evening for Oklahoma
o be a the bedside of their sister.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-10
SOcia! and Personal
* ST. PAUL

Attended Fathers Funeral, Mrs. Srrenn Arlington
Wright asa Ruda Av has just returned from Springfield
NJ where she called aeud funeral services of her
father George Arlington Mr. Arlington former resident Of
st Paul died Nu u.s. and funeral srr,ves bold April 30
Breakfast Puoehlc Club Following tasty breakfast sat
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Ifof 20 years tho communiiy's
most dependable class journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
LoyoIo Dethroned
BY Bridgewoter
AS Golf Champion

BALTIMORE. May IA (R.-
Loyola's long reign as golf cham
pion Of the Mason-Dixon Con-
ference came to an end yester-
day as Bridgewater College took
the 18th annual tournament by
10 strokes. Loyola finished sixth.
Ronnie Polane of Bridgewater
shot 4-over-par 148 for SO holes
on the Mount Pleasant course to
take medalist honors. Terminate
Bob Meyers was second with Isl,
one stroke ahead of Bob Lents OF
Johns Hopkins.
Bud Cauley with ITO and Ralph
Beard with 1872 joined with Po-
lane and Meyers to give Bridge
water a low score of $50. Hop
kins was runnerup with $40, fol-
lowed by Catholic University 672,
Western Maryland 684. Mount
st. Mary's FOG. Loyola TOT and
Roanoke TIC.
Towson State. Lynchburg and
Washington College entered full
teams, but each had Withdrawals
and no team totals we're recorded.
Loyola had won the last seven
tournaments and nine Of the past
10 titles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Terp Stickmen Get Help
In Preparing for Hopkins

trying 10 sharpen the Maryland
defense. Goalie Jim Happier, also
an All-American last spring, was
in the net. Happier may have
been bothered by the nine
stitches taken In his forehead
last week after being slashed in
Ia game Of "keepaway." but any
way Wicker a. Co. were bang
ing the ball home time after
time.
Someone remarked to Coach
Jack Faber that Wicker keeps
the pressure on the defense.
HE makes the defense look
bad, that's what" Faber said.
The Terp defense has allowed
an average Of only "a goals in
nine games this season and may
be the best In the land.
well, they look bad now"
Faber continued. 1.-THE attack
doesn't have the ball at the other
end Of the field and they can't
rest"
Wicker said he'll be back at
College Park today and tomor-
row. He believes Maryland wNl
Hefeat Hopkins Saturday. Y
Where's no sense taking chances
~ he can be Of any help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
BY DICK sLAY

Johns Hopkins was the pre-
season choice of the coaches To
be the best college lacrosse team
in the Nation this spring. Still
the Bluejays' thorough l5-6
trouncing Of Navy last Saturday
was a shock.
Most concerned by Saturdays
result was Maryland, which beat
Navy by only 5-4 and now must
prepare for Hopkins this Satur-
day. The Terps staged their first
hard practice in a week yester-
day, and there was a welcome
figure on the practice field.
Charlie Wicker. perhaps Mary
lands all-time greatest attack
man, came down from North
Point Junior High School in
Dundalk. where he is a teacher,
TO assist In the Terps' prepare
tons. An All-American In 1855
and SO, Wicker is considered the
'pne player most responsible for
ringing the national champion
pip TO College Park the last two
Ears.
Wimp" worked on attack yes
rday WITH two freshmen stars
oyer oers and jerry Theien'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
lnterfuith Program,
Luvugetto Return
To Attract Crowd

A good turnout is expected at
Griffith Stadium tonight for the
Interfaith baseball game between
the Senators and White Sox as
the Washington club appears
here for the first time under its
new manager. Cookie Lavagetto.
Game time is sos, but a full
hour Of entertainment will pre-
cede the game.
A luncheon was to be held by
the Interfaith Committee at
l2:45 pm. today at the willard
Hotel with Manager Lavagetto,
Chuck Dresser, assistant to Cal
|Grifhth, president Of the Sena-
tors, and Eddie Yost. the teams
captain, in attendance.
Richard A. Mahar. general
chairman Of tonight's program,
win award citations to President
Eisenhower. Renah c. Camaliei
Joe E. Brown and Jackie Rob-
inson in recognition for their in
terfaith work. Maxwell Rabb,
secretary to the Cabinet, will ac-
cept In behalf Of the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Worms
Score Could Have
Detached Retinu

CLEVELAND, May IL Up
Herb Scores injured right eye
continues to show improvement,
but the eye specialist who has
been treating him says 1t Is too
early to be too enthusiastic"
Score, the Indians ace left
handed pitcher who was hit by
q line drive in q game with the
Yankees last Tuesday. told the
nurse who removed the dressing
from his eye yesterday that 1.-The
vision seems to have improved
q lot"
I'VE can't be too enthusiastic
yet" said DR.. Charles I. Thomas.
Cleveland eye specialist. There
can be O late detachment Of the
retina, and remember. we have
yet to see the central portion Of
the retina."
He said that II the retina is
not detached. the 23-year-old
pitcher would be able to leave
Lakeside Hospital in q week or
10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Court Turns Down
Arbitration Motion
lin Wismer's Suit

Sportscaster Harry Wismer'l
suit against George Marchall
and Milton King over their op.
Grafton Of the Redskins moved
nearer to trial yesterday when
a motion to refer the case to
outside" arbitration was re-
jected by Federal Judge Joseph
C. McGarraghy.
Last month the jurist rejected
motions to dismiss the suit.
Attorney Bernard /. Nord-
linger. representing Marshall
and King. his law partner, asked
McGarraghy to stay the pro-
lceedings on grounds that 1850
agreement provided for arbitra-
ton Of stakeholder disputes. The
judge ruled that the agreement
did not apply to the contro-
versy in this case.
Wismer. who formerly broad
cast accounts Of the Redskins
games. has charged Marshall,
president of the club, with
spending some $500. 900 Of club
money for personal expenses and
asked that he be ordered to
reimburse the club treasury.
After refusing the stay, Judge
IMcGarraghy did grant q motion
to stay proceedings pending an
6 appeals from his ruling denying
the STAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Syracuse Soph
Wins Eastern
COLLEGE Golf

ANNAPOLIS, May IA R.-
It took three years for Warren
Simmons, Syracuse University
sophomore, to even the score
against Gerry Goring Of Prince
ton and today Simmons holds the
Eastern intercollegiate golf
championship.
Sim m ons, a bespectacled
Etraight-A student from Canaan
daigua, N. Y, bested Goring, 9
sophomore from Honolulu, 2 and
u, yesterday in the final round
OF the two-day match play ovel
the Naval Academy course.
The two played against each
other three years ago in the
National Junior tournament al
Los Angeles and Goring came
out on top, 3 and 2.
Simmons. who plans to major
in physics at Syracuse, was In
command all the way yesterday
on the strength Of deadly ZAP
proach shots. He hit IL Of the
II greens Of the rolling 6,5l0.
yard par II course in regulation
figures. He was helped alone
when Goring three-putted two
greens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Wheeling Track
|Auction0rdered

WHEELING, w. Va, May IA
IR.-The half-mile Wheeling
Downs race track will go on the
auction block June IL to satisfy
the Governments $2lz million
income tax claim against Will
liam G. (Big Bib Las and his
wife.
Federal Judge Harry E. Wat
kins yesterday ordered the pub
lie auction Of the property after
Government attorneys and coun-
sci for Las, owner of the track,
agreed on a prompt sale. Judge
Watkins earlier allowed the Gov
|ernment's motion for the tax
judgment during the hearing.
Taking the stand briefly, the
340-pound Las testified he had
received four concrete offers for
the track. They we're from John
B. Kelly. president of the Allan
tic City Racing Association, who
Offered SIS million in cash; Muir
ray Realty Co.. also of Philadel-
|phia, which bid $1.8 million in
cash; Albert Sprung Of New York
City. who bid $2.2 million, half
in cash and half in five-year
notes at no interest, and Maurice
Malakofft, also Of Philadelphia,
who bid $2,150, 000-$1.6 million
in cash and $3.50. 900 in five years
at no interest.
Las recommended that the
bids Of the Murray Realty Co. be
accepted.
Judge Watkins said the bid
ding would start at $1.8 million,
the company's offer, and that
terms Of the sale would be cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Sea Rover Seeks Second
Straight Rosecroft Win

Johnny Thomas in the sulky.
Other threats in the feature
include Devastator, winner OF
two recent races at Yonkers
Raceway. but making his first
start at Rosecroft; Happy Wan
derer; Jenny l.. and Linda s
Lizzie, an entry: Ogram Han
over; Anover, tanners Bride and
Honest Jimmie.
Two area-owned standard
BREEDS captured the two divisions
Of the Eastern Shore. last nights
twin feature. Frysie Rosecroft,
owned by John w. M. Miller of
Washington, won the first divi-
sion. paying $3.50 to win. Will
liam F. Miller of Silver Spring
Md, had his 5-year-old gelding,
Ready, win the second division,
paying $3.50 to win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14

Sea Rover, a winner his first
time out this season at Rose
croft, will 60 after No. 2 tonight
in the seventh race as the Oxon
Hill harness racing track holds
its weekly Ladies Night, with
women customers sdmitted for
IS cents.
Sea Rover may go on the ia
vorite in the featured $4,000
Rotary Club Pace after having
won in the good time Of 2:044s
last Thursday and win be cou-
pied with Spen Vic as the Her.
man Graham, jr. entry.
Billy Haughton, countering
with a 3-horse entry, will drive
Chauncey Hanover, and the
country's leading driver will
have the advantage Of the rail
position.
Haughton's assistant, Clarence
Martin, win drive Worthy Indian
in the same race while Masland
Hanover, second to Sea Rover
last Thursday night, will COM
plete the Haughton entry, with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Mclean, W-LNinesC Clash
In Decisive League Game

Blazers to a So record. Barry
Nordlinger also pitched a three
hitter for B-CC, which is in
sixth place with a Us record.
In the only other Bi-County
game. High Point defeated Bla-
densburg. So. High Point is
NTH at A, while Bladensburg
and Suitland. idle yesterday, are
tied for third at 4-3.
st. Anthony Wins
st Anthony scored three runs
in the last inning to defeat St.
Johns, 6-5. Richard Alonzo
lined single to right to score
the tieing and winning runs. st
Johns, which has cinched the
Catholic League Division / title,
dropped its third game in a row
and stands at lis overall. St
Anthony finished second in Dr.
vision II with O go record.
st. Johns and DeMatha, Dr.
vision II champion, will open a
best-of-three playoh for the
Catholic League championship at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Turkey
Thicket. Tenth street and Michl-
gan avenue NE. The second
game is scheduled for st. Johns
Airlie Field at Q pm. Sunday
and If a third is necessary it
will be played at Georgetown
Prep at 3:45 pm. Tuesday.
In other games, Laurel edged
Gwynn Park. 81: Oxon Hill beat
Frederick Sasscer. sd; Charlotte
Hall defeated Surratsville. 60;
Northwood BANKED the George
town Prep JVs, TO. and the
Maryland Frosh beat Bulls Prep,
80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
|Sneud Fires "a
In Practice Round

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w. Va. May IA (R.-Sam Snead
was out on his home course yes
terday, "scrapin' around" as he
often calls it.
His practice round Of "a on the
par-70 old White course was just
three strokes over the compete
tive record Of 81 set by Ed
(Porky) Oliver in the 1852 $l0.-
900 White Sulphur Open.
Two other golfers warming UP
for the annual tournament OPEN
ing here Thursday shot sub-par
golf. Identical COS were carded
by Ben Hogan and Hentry Cot
ton. former three-time British
Open champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
Coast Trainer
Is Suspended

LOS ANGELES. May IA R
Reggie Cornell, one of tn,
leading thoroughbred trainers IL
the West, is under suspension
through July'24 in q horse dop.
ing case.
The California Horse Racinl
Board set him down through
the balance Of the Hollywood
Park meeting ending July 2;
and the first day Of the Del Maj
meeting. after a day-long hear.
ing Yesterday.
Cornell was charged with
responsibility for the alleged
stimulation Of Drifting Abbey
2-year-old winner of the first
race at Bay Meadows April 70.
Suspended with Cornell
through July "a is Jerry VIII
Iliams, Drifting Abbey's groom.
Bay Meadows stewards sus.
pended Cornell two days after
Drifting Abbey. owned by Tom
Ross and Phil Klipstein anc
ridden by Willie Shoemaker, wor
the six-furlong race for q mu.
tuel payoff Of $l1.10. The rae
ling board extended the suspen-
sion.
Cornell denied any knowledge
Of the doping and said after the
ruling:
I'm heartbroken over this
suspension. I've spent 20 Of my
IS years in racing, with nothing
but one $50 fine because q fore
man once hired an unlicensed
worker. I didn't dope that
horse, IL she was doped. and ]
don't know who could or would
have done 1t. But ! guess they
had to 60 according TO the
book"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14

Mclean High and Washing.
ton-Lee will bring the Northern
Virginia Group I title race to 8
head tonight when the two CLASH
Id a decisive game at 8 O'Clock
at WI.
The Eagles (8-D hold a hall
game lead over WI, which ha:
won eight in a row after drop
ping its first two league games
Coach Dick Morton of WI
will start Chuck Davis, his ace
lefthander. and hold Eddie Nef
for relief. Nef handed Mclean
its only loss, a 4-3 decision April
IL. Davis has a GO record.
Talbot to Pitch
John Broaddus, Mclean coach
will counter with Bubby Talbot
his top pitcher whose record i
Al, and hold Ev Cloud in relief
Cloud. a big Highlander. has
pitched outstanding ball for Nc
Lean this season.
Both coaches said that their
teams will be at full strength.
Wheaton upset Northwestern,
5-3. to win its first Maryland
Bi-County League game. Al
Wheaton runs were unearned as
the league leading Wildcats
committed four errors.
Errors Hurt Chances
Two of the miscues came in
the second inning as the win
ners scored two runs without a
Init. Northwestern tied the game
in the fifth but Wheaton, came
back in the same inning to cap
italize on two more Northwest
ern errors and a 2-run single
by Eddie Clifton for three runs
Northwestern scored again in
the last inning. but could not
avert its second loss in eight
conference games. Wheaton Is
1-6.
Fred Thomas pitched two-hit
ball for Northwestern until re-
lieved by Jack Moore in the
NTH. Moore gave up one hit
that being Clifton's decisive
single. Charlie Holmes was the
winning pitcher.
Blair Gains Ground
Second place Blair moved to
within a game of Northwestern
as 1t defeated Bethesda Chevy
Chase. 2-1.
Eddie Berger held B-CC tc
three hits as he pitched the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-14
PREAKNESS
Continued From PagI

Continued From Page Ais
condition Of the Pimlico strip
this spring. But Iron Liege, Of
course. ran on the same track.
Bold Ruler came out of the
race with a superficial skin cut
on his rear ankle and Sweeney
said it wasn't serious and that
he would be ready Saturday.
1t appeared that Bold Ruler
was playing a trick typical Of
his sire, NaSrullah, on the back.
stretch by looking around fol
Inswept. Culmone said he tried
to collar him but every time
! took out after him he'd take
of. AS far as I'm concerned
Bold Ruler was only loafing. We
gave it all we had"
Full Of Run
Cutshaw said Iron Liege was
full of run in the stretch, and
was not urged despite his gang
busting" tactics. The rider tried
to rein him up in the last eighth
after catching sight Of the fran
tic Jones.
Jones. who was pleased with
the performance. later said Gen
niika'x foot xrri1l he " ~o.o1 -
he will be given plenty of rest
Jimmy apparently has a bunch
that Iron Liege may have to be
Calumet's standard-bearer in the
big 3-year-old races. Gen. Duke
took dinky steps after the work.
out and hardly could stand on
the foot when returned to the
barn. The X-rays will determine
if the injury is more serious than
first feared.