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LA Petition CircuIotors
Are Worrying Dodgers

satisfaction they will have the
required num Der by next
Thursdays deadline.
The city clerks Office. which
will have the job of counting
the signatures and checking
their validity. estimates at least
$4,000 signatures will be needed
to assure 51.767 good ones.
If there are enough names,
the ordinance approving the
Dodgers deal is automatically
held up until settled by a CITY,
wide vote.
And if the matter is going to
be put to a vote. the chances
are it won't be until next June,
since no municipal elections
ARE scheduled before then and
the cost of a special election
would be high.
So there is a distinct posi-
oility O'Malley will have to
mark time until the middle OF
next summer before he can
even start on his dream park.
Which means his Dodgers may
have to play two seasons in
tiny Wrigley Field. which seats
$4,000 fans and can't measure
up as a major league park in
any category.
The other National League
owners will have to approve
the use of Wrigley Field-and
the prospect of traipsing across
the country for two years to
play before $4,000 people might
not win their support.
There is talk the 100000
seat Coliseum may be adapted
to baseball, but it would be a
makeshift operation at best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
Motorcycles to Hold
Lost Race at Vista

Robert Harkins of Washing
ton will try for his second
straight trophy race victory in
Vista Md Raceway's final
motorcycle race of the year at
2 pm. Sunday.
Newt Swift Of Gaithersbure
and Harvey Bieelow Of Baileys
Cross Roads head a list of 20
top riders who will be out To
stop Harkins.
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Hap Dressed Removed
From Critical List

CARACAS. Venezuela. Nov.
(SpeciaD Hap Dressed of Ar
lington. Va, yesterday was re-
moved from the critical list al
a hospital here. three days
after suffering multiple injuries
in the Grand Prix of Venezuela
sports Car race.
Dressed will remain in the
hospital three or four weeks
doctors estimated, to recuperate
from fractures of the hip
thigh and ankle. He was in
iured Sunday in an accident
with Stirling Moss Of England
who escaped uninjured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov. Z (P.-
Versatile Tony Kubek, who
wasn't even on the Yankees
roster in spring training. and
Jack Sanford. a pleasant pitch
ing surprise to the Phillies, to-
day were named major league
rockies Of the year for 1857.
Kubek was selected as the
American Leagues outstanding
freshman and Sanford captured
the National League rookie
award. A 24-man committee
OF the Baseball Writers Assoc
citation of America. composed of
three from each big league city.
participated in the annual poll.
Kubeck was an unanimous
choice. receiving % votes.
Frank Malone of the Boston
Red Sox was named on one
ballot. Malone, however, had
been previously declared ineli-
sible for the award by the board
Of directors since he had 1903
official at bats in 1856.
Sanford was named on 16
ballots. His teammate, Ed
Bouchee. a solid-hitting first
baseman. was next with four
votes. Pitcher Dick Drott of
the Chicago Cubs received three
votes and Outf1elder Bob Halle
Of the Milwaukee Braves one.
PLAYED Five Positions
The 2l-year-old Kuhek made
the Yankee squad after i'm
pressing Manager Casey Stem
gel in the exhibition season.
An all-star shortStop with Dem
Yer of the American Associa-
ton in 1856. the rangy left
handed swinger played second
base, third base. shortstop. left
field and centerfleld for New
York this past season.
Used mainly as a leadoff
man, Kubek batted .297 in 1877
games. The Milwaukee native
Finished ninth among the
leagues leading batters and
was the third highest hitter on
the Yanks.
Kubek. 6-foot-3 and 100
pounds. also saw service IN
both the infield and outfield in
the World Series against the
Braves. He hit .286 and Slugged
two homers, one less than he
had during the regular season
Sanford. a durable right
handler. spent seven years in
the minors and two years In
The Army before the PhilS de-
cided to give him a trial. He
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Woodward Win
Paced by Cutter

Woodward Prep. paced by
Ronnie Cutter with two touch
downs. defeated West Noting
ham Academy. 1870, yesterday
at Port Deposit. Md.
Cutter. 6-foot-5, 23o-pound
fullback from San Antonio,
Tex, scored in the second
quarter from 4 yards out to
end a 52-yard drive and in the
third period from the 3 to end
a 27-yard march. Lee Seracina
scored Woodward's other
touchdown, in the fourth quar-
ter. on 6-yard pass play from
Eddie Weber.
Woodward. % for the sea-
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Los ANGELES, Nov. Z (P1.-
A busy group of citizens armed
with pencils and paper is caus-
ing the National League in gen.
eral and the Los Angeles Dodg-
ers in particular a lot of worry
these days.
They're getting signatures on
petitions calling for a vote of
the people on the plan to turn
500 acres of city-owned land
over to the Dodgers for a ball
park. If they get enough. it
could prove very embarrassing
to the Dodgers president, Wal
ter O'Malley. and the Los An
eeles City officials who invited
him here.
The move for a referendum
started when the city council
approved by a 1914 vote an
ordinance transferring the
NndVeZ RaVlne property 10 the
Dodgers. Councilman John
Holland. leader of the four
man opposition, vowed the fight
wasn't over. and so far. at least,
he's making good on that
promise.
A Citizens Committee to
Save Chavez Ravine was
formed to push the referendum
Holland is its guiding light
visiting the Office every day and
directing the strategy, which is
simply to get 5l.767 valid sig
natures on the petitions.
Committee officials are re-
luctant to say how many sigma
lures they have acquired in the
three weeks they've been at it,
but talk enthusiastically of the
hundreds" of volunteers now
gathering names and express
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DEDICATE
Continued From Page Ais

COntlnue0 FROM rage A-lS
the spring. A decision on that
probably will be made later.
Worked Mile in Mud
Dedicate had been clicked
in 1895 in the mile workout
over a muddy track yesterday.
Top weight of 1913 pounds
was scheduled for Dedicate in
the mile-and-a-quarter race.
At the time of his withdrawal,
no decision had been made
concerning his Jockey.
Bill Hartack, Dedicate's rider
when he outran Gallant Man
in the Woodward, is slated 10
be up on Calumet's A Glitter
Saturday at the Selma Stakes
at Laurel.
In other jockey news in adj
vance of the big race, Willie
Shoemaker said he had decided
to ride Gallant Man instead OF
Round Table because I owe
Mr.. Lowe a debt"
He was referring to Ralph
Lowe, the Texan who owns
Gallant Man. and also recall
ing the Kentucky Derby last
May. In that race, Shoemaker
started to pull up on Gallant
Man before the end. thinking
he had already crossed the fin
ish line. Actually. he had 70
yards TO go.
Round Table will now be
ridden by Willie Harmatz, a
native of Wilkes-Barr Pa.
Meanwhile. at Caliente. Mex
leo, opening betting on the
Trenton Handicap at the Cali
ente Race Track proved sur
prisinR. with Bold Ruler being
virtually a cofavorite with
Round Table.
Round Table opened Tuesday
at 81 and yesterday dropped
to 9-5. Bold Rules opened at
Al and now is I'll,
Gallant Man opened at So
and now is 81 with little bets
on him. Dedicate was ST. yes
terday.
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.MiddIecoff Plays
In WMAL Series

Cary Middleton. whose DOC
toring Your Golf" column APP
pears in The Star during the
golf season. will be seen on
Station WMAL-TV (Channel y
at 4 pm. Saturday in 18 holes
of match play against Ed Fur
gol on the All-Star golf show
Middleton had the lowest av-
erage score of any pro in
tournament play and Furgol
was a close second. Their tele-
vision match at the Tucson,
Ariz., Country Club is an IN
formal playoff for low-scoring
honors. In Sc rounds of play
last season Middleton averaged
70.35 strokes for 18 holes. while
Furgol's average was 1854.
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Court House WGA
Elects Chairman

The Women's Golf Associa-
ton at Court House Country
Club last night elected Mrs. C,
G. Gilbertson chairman for the
coming year.
Mrs. A. j. Lyons is the new
vice chairman, Miss Rita Fetzer
secretary and Mrs. o. L. MUIR
dock treasurer.
Committee chairmen: Mrs. F.
G. Stoppa, tournament; Mrs.
L. T. Burdick, rules; Mrs. E.
P. Clayton, handicap; Mrs. L.
P. Kelley, prize; Mrs. D. E.
Snowden, entertainment: Mrs.
L. w. HetteEmann. hospitality;
Mrs. T. J. Craven. publicity :
Mrs. c. H. Stickel. house; and
Mrs. r. F. Lewis. bylaws.
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Kubek, Sanford Named
Rockies of the Year

had signed with Philadelphia in
l947 after graduating from
high school in Wellesley, Mass.
After his service discharge
late in 1856, Sanford got into
three games with Philadelphia
in September, winning one.
The % year old fast-baller
came into his own In 1857,
posting a 1873 won-lost record
for a .704 percentage-second
best in the league. His 10 vic
tories also we're the most he
had ever compiled in any
season.
Tops in StrikeOuts
The 6-foot l75-pound resi-
dent of Hatboro. Pa. also
topped the majors in strike
outs with 1873. He completed Is
of his 33 starts, including three
shutouts. His earned-run aver
age was 3.08.
Bouchee. a long ball swinger.
hit .293. His extra base output
included 35 doubles, eight
triples and II homers. while
batting in rs runs.
Drott won IS and lost II and
turned in a 1852 ERA. The
speed balling rig h / han d e r
struck out ITO batters.
Halle. recalled from Wichita
in the American Association
was a late-season sensation for
the Braves. He hit .403 in Al
games, collecting seven homerS
and batting in 81 runs.
Kubek becomes the third
Yankee player to win AL rookie
laurels since the awards incep-
ton in 1947. Gil McDougald
was selected in 1851 and Bob
Grim in 1854. Sanford is the
first Phil PLAYER honored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
BY ROBERT b. PHILLIPS
Special Correspondent of The Star


NEW YORK. Nov. THE
Irish Military and the Virgin
ia-Maryland hunter squad:
continued to dominate the
National Horse show at Madi-
son Square Garden up to
closing time last night.
Both contingents were back
in action today for classes
which will settle the green
conformation hunter cham
pionship for the foxhunting set
and spell out a decisive lead
for the Irish if they keep going
at their present clip in the in
ternational events.
Ireland's Ballynonty and 1t
w. A. Ringrose. opening night
winners here, were part of a
team which slipped into first
place by q margin of four Sec
onds over the British team last
night. 1t. r. E. Maloney on
Liffey Vale. made up the other
half of the winning combina-
ton. 1t was a sensational
comeback after a sad start for
the men from Erwin.
Allowed to enter two teams
of three horses each in the
low-score competition. the Irish
saw two of their first chal-
lengers tossed out of the ring
for refusals. The British ladies,
Dawn Palethorpe and Pat
Smythe, seemed to have bagged
the blue with a pair of clean
performances and fast times.
The riders of the United States
equestrian team were still in
the running with two faultless
performances by Bill Stein
kraus and Hugh Wiley. But
their teams were dragging by
a few crucial seconds which can
settle the hash in the battle.
u. S. Entries Withdraw
The second British venture
was slower and turned up more
jumping faults. The United
States squad withdrew after
eight faults knocked them back.
But Ireland came on strong to
move into first place.
A 7-year-old bay gelding with
the undiscriminating name of
The Bookie won the top jump
ing event earlier yesterday and
probably was rewarded with an
extra cut Of hay because he
whipped Riviera Wonder in the
process.
Owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
D. Hawkins of White Plains,
N. Y. and ridden by Ronnie
Mulch, The Bookie became the
first horse in the show to lick
Riviera Wonder. the defending
champion in the open jumping
competition. Wonder had won
both previous tests.
Miss Virginia. owned by Mr..
and Mrs. George DiPaula of
Baltimore. got over four bar
riers. which was good enough
for second, while Blaney Castle.
belonging to Mrs. William
Wright of Hamilton, Ontario,
cleared two fences for third.
Waverly Farms Leading
Throughout the day the hun
ter story remained unchanged
in all but one class. If the blue
ribbon winners were not Vir-
ginia- Maryland owned. they
were trained OF ridden by horse
men from the heart of the fox
hunting country.
Waverly Farms of Warrenton
took a second ribbon with the
promising Garden of Eden in
the lightweight green confor-
nation hunter division. Shaw
nee Farm. located in Ken
lucky but with all its show
stock on consignment in Vir-
ginia. followed up with the
second and third places. earned
by Take Command and Our
Delight. Claude Owen of Mary
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| son. has an open date this
week and finishes its schedule
November Is against Longfel-
low School.
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s.7S SSnf Mn. 0f PkY e'I 40 9 n! save
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NC IF 1854. owner must sell
Excellent condition: S1.2g5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24

FORD 80, Tudor sedan Fairlane;
blue and white finish with matching
interior, completely equip. incl.
Fordomatic, heater, turn signals,
Wv. tires, etc. Sales price for
only Sl,395; can finance with Sl95
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WEST CHEVY CHASE-Close in;
well-sit. lot, approx. 1000 So. IT,;
priced for quick sale. WO. 6-3954.
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VACATION PLACES
FLORIDA PROPERTY

INDIAN LAKE ESTATES-choicr
residential lots lOOx2OO. for sale
e ~ owner AZ substantial discount
Eb5 REALTY. INC. WO. $4,000;
EN-. 2-1957 after d pm. and Sun
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MG-TD 80; $1,000. New paint,
tires, recond motor, splendid
coma. throughout, may be seen in
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owner. $685..
80. LITTLE CARS LIMITED
1900 Wise. Ave, NV. co. 5-085a
CADILLAC '53 coupe low mileage
excellent. 81 200
-. LITTLE CARS LIMITED
1000 Wise. Ave. NV. CO. 5.06ba
CADILLAC 81 new coupe: fully
equip factory air cond $500
miles; 1890 VIII accept trade,
domestic or foreign car; 81 bank