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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08

Tislnra ZAjednIce i nAAa
zatednitka tiskara, da slu1
na1im odsjocima / 4anstvu.
Nall odsjed sluzeH 80 q 20
hoh . na8om tiska1om .
todno pomaxu time uDdrlAvD-
4 1 h6aa ovo podase6s L.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
'ZAJEDNIcAR"
b-godisnjica Hv. Pjev. Drustva "zore"

U nedjeju, 10, maja godne odrzat ce Chicagu
proslava 55godsnce Hvatskog Pevackog Drustva Zore
Ovom prkom malo hsorata ovog naseg nastarijeg pie
vackog drustva America bio bi mestu To ali mora
bti TEX lemcn preged navaznh stvar jer detaln ops
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08

PJNf"ShAA NA hoIofoy AoeAAl 10
volju moze sc reel, da je bilo
dovoljno prostora "a sve. Da-
mas nema tko nj da okiti gro
bove tih preminulih drustava,
jer su davno zaboravljeni wi
soki, plemeniti ideali i ellie
vi" kojima su posvetili svrhu
svoga opstanka.
Medjutim Fora opstoji i
nadalje. Osnivaci njezini u
darili su nesto u njezin te-
melj, sto odolijeva zubu vre-
mena, a to je bez dvojbe ME
zinc siroko narodno obiljezje.
Jer njezin opstanak nije po-
vezan o uspjeh owe iii one
momentalne politicke iii ma
cijonalne stvari, vec joj je
glavna svrha sirenje j gale
ME nase lijepe hrvatske na-
rodne pjesme.
Kad gledamo sada natrag
kroz dugo razdoblje cd IS
godina i kad pomislimo ko-
liki su pokreti osnovani "a
kopani kroz to vrijeme, ko-
liko je raznih rezima u do
movini doslo i proslo, kolikim
krivudavim stazama je nasa
nacijonalna borba prolazila j
koliko je oko toga bilo ze-
stokih borba i sporova medju
mama u America, upravo je
cudo da Sc "Zora" nije slo-
mila o ostre hridi bedeme
tih casovitih borba, o koje su
Sc kao divlji morski valovi
slomila m noga nasa jaka
drustva i pokreti. Nije nj ME
zin put bio uvijek gladak, ali
da je ona mogla prebroditi
sve bure nevremena koja su
prohujala / nakon svake bu-
re da Sc je naslo u njezinoj
sredini moralne snage da zbi-
je svoje redove, iako cesto
puta umanjene, j da opet pro-
slijedi i ojaca Sc, dokaz je
njezine cvrstoce / postoja-
nosti.
Glavni je razlog "a to, sto
I & je u njezinoj sredini u
wick naslo pojedinaca, koji
su smatrali da je opstanak
"Zore' izvan svega, koji su
smatrali njezine ciljeve do
voljno sve t i'm a, da su bill
voljni snositi veliki teret, ko-
il opstanak jednoga pjevac-
kog drustva iziskuje. I nikad
tih pojedinaca nije uzmanjka-
10. Oni su bez prekida kroz
sve te duge godine 8 ljubav-
lju i zanosom podmetali svo-
ia ramena pod tesko ali OBJ
ljubljeno breme, radili, zrtvo-
vail, pjevali | veselili Sc u re-
dovima "Zore". Kad bi Sc
moglo prebrojiti sve, koji su
mamie iii dulje vremena bill
clanovi "Zore", to bi iznasa-
10 lijepi broj hiljada. Bezbroj
nasih ljudi sa osobitim po-
nosom zapisali su svoja ime-
ma u knjige 'Zore", bilo kao
aktivni pjevaci, izvrsujuci, u
temeljiteljni iii zacasni cla-
novi, iii samo kao iskre i n
prijatelji, ma koje Sc drustvo
u svakoj nuz di oslanjalo
moglo racunati ma pomoc. Sa-
mo sa tako velikim zaledjem
dobrozelecih prijatelja mogla
je "Zora" kroz sve owe 60
dine nesmetano opstajati
napredovati. "Zora" je bila u
pravom smislu mezimce, dika
ponos nase cikaske kolonije.
Mnogi cd prvih pionira
"Zore" razisli SUI sc tokom
godina sirom ogromne Ame-
rike poneli sobom tradicije
"Zore" u hrvatskim naselji-
ma pojedinih gradova osniva-
Ii nova pjevacka drustva po
uzoru Gore, a ona iii je IL
dasno pomagala sa notama
pjevackim materijalom. I "a
to Sc moze sa pravom reci,
da je "Zora" bila poticaj ne
samo "a sireije nase zborne
pjesme pjevacke stvari, ne
go uopce drustvenih i kultur-
nih nastojanja hrvatskih do
seljenika u America.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08

je davala opere i o9erete sa
dosta dobrim uspjehom. Maj
takav pothvat bio je
goidne 1927, kad je uvjezbala
i prikazala potpunu veliku o.
peru "Nikola Subic Zrinski"
i to je bio jedan nezaboravni
dogadjaj u Chicagu. Osim to-
ga ona je dala nekoliko O.
pereta kao "Vesela Udovica" !,
"Caricine Amazonke" dru-
ge. Nikad Sc nije zalilo truda
i napora a i veselja da po-
sluzi svom narodu, koji ju je
u svemu izdasno pomagao. l
tako je Fora" bila jezgra il
koje SUI stalno nicali poticaji
"a pjevacka, glazbena, kul-
turna i narodna nastojanja
medju Hrvatima u America.
"Zora' je saradjivala sa
swim hrvatskim drustvima i
kao pjevacko drustvo stajala
i'm ma raspolaganju. U Chi
cagu i okolici nema gotovo
drustva, kojemu "Zora" nije
u svom dugom zivotu izasla
u susret, nastupila ma pro-
gramu kakove proslave, "a
bave iii obljetnice. Ona je ma
stotine puta pjevala ma pro-
gramima uvijek sirila nasu
lijepu pjesmu.
Sa ostalim pjevackim drus-
tvima diljem Amerike ona po-
drzaje stalne bratske veze.
Ona je bila glavni inicijator
da Sc je ustrojio Americko-
Hrvatski Pjevacki Savez i
pjevacke zupe. A da danas
mas pjevaeki pokret ovdje nj
je samo mrtvo slovo ma pa
piru, nego da je to jedan e.
nergicni, zivi pokret, to sc je
pokazalo ma velicanstvenom
Hrvatskom Pjevackom Festi-
valu, koji Sc je odrzao 27-og
maja 1856 u cikaskoj Or
chestra Hall-i pod vodstvom
n a s e 6 a velikog skladatelja,
Prof. Rudolfa Matza, a koje-
mu je bio pokrovitelj slavni
Ivan Mestrovic.
Godine 1888 "Zora" je IL
vrsila jednu historijsku mi
siju kada je posjetila staru
domovinu. Bio je to je d a n
znaeajan dogadjaj, jer to je
bilo prvi put nakon skoro jed
nog stoljeca iseljivanja, da
jedno pjevacko drustvo vra-
tilo Sc u domovinu sa hrvat-
skom pjesmom, da pokaze da
Sc hrvatski iseljenici nisu IL
gubili u stranom svijetu, ne
go da i tamo uzgajaju hrvat-
sku pjesmu kulturu svoga
roda. Pripreme "a tai posjet
odusevljeno su Sc cinile pre-
ko godinu dana, i Ottawa ci-
kaska kolonija bila je uzbur-
kama cd veselja, sto il svoje
sredine Sale pozdrav domo-
vini. "Zora" je posla ma tai
historijski put sa dobro IL
vjezbanom velikom grupom
pjevaca j sa jos vecom CRU
pom dobrozelecih prat o c a..
Lijepo su tamo cd naroda BIZ
Ii primljeni gdjegod su ma
stupili. Bilo je prizora, koji
su i pjevace i slusaoce ganuli
do suza, kad je narod slusao
obljubljene Amerikance da
pjevaju hrvatske pjesme.
Danas sc Cora" wise ne
nalazi pod vodstvom svojih
prvih osnivaca. Sa malim izu-
zetcima brigu "a opstanak
drustva preuzeli SUI kasniji
doselJenlcl. Ali l owl vec od-
maknuse u godinama, a re-
dow "Zore" u zadnjih 1915
godina popunjavaju sc sve vi
Sc po prvoj, ovdje rodjenoj,
ali u hrvatskom duhu odgo-
jenoj generaciji ljudi i zena,
koji su pod "Zorininm" upli-
vom uznjegovali ljubav i smi-
sac, pokraj americke i "a
hrvatsku pjesmu i tradicije.
Naravno da ma "Zorin" re-
pertoar dolaze sada sve wise
krasne americke pjesme, jer
sad su vec nekadasnji ze-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08

dine u godlnu zahtJevao bi
prilieno debelu knjigu.
U drugoj polovici 19. vie
ka nasi su ljudi, to vrlo od-
vazni, poceli dolaziti u Ame-
riku bez nakane da ovdje O.
stanu, nego tex da ovdje pro-
vedu godinu, dvije, nakupe
nesto dolara, da sc vrate ma
trag, otplate kakav dug koji
i'll je teretio i da onda tamo
malo lakse 1--WE. Suvisno je
govoriti da su kroz to vrije-
me ovdje radili d u g safe,
najteze i inajnezahvalnije po-
slove, pa nisu mogli nj po-
misliti ma kakovu dokolicu,
ako su zelili da sc sto prize
povrate sa sto vecom svotom
ustednje. Uslijed raznih po-
litickih drugih razloga bio
je u ono doba jake teak Ii
vat u nasoj staroj domovini,
pa su Sc neki pojedinci i po
drugi put vracali ovamo, a
mnogi su ovdje dulje ostali
nego su nakanili i tako su Sc
postepeno pocele osnivati u
nekojim gradovima Amerike
hrvatske kolonije iii naselja.
Nepoznavajuci engleski jezik,
ovisili SUI jedan o drugomu
ne samo "a savjet i iskustvo,
nego i "a prijateljski razgo-
vor malo razonode i zabave.
Geslo: Svoj k svome, znacilo
je onda mnogo wise, nego sto
to znaci danas. Tako je proslo
deset dvadeset godina dok
su Sc nasi doseljenici ovdje
dovoljno ustalozili da su mog-
Ii pomisliti ma nesto, sto bi
Sc moglo nazvati drustveni
zivot. Prva drustva koja SUI
osnivali bila su potporna, da
Sc donekle osiguraju u ne
sreci i nagloj smrti u stra-
moi zemlji, gdje onda nije BIZ
10 gotovo nikakovih zakona o
socijalnoj osiguraciji gdje
Sc ma kakova nesreca sma-
trala tvoja osobna stvar
briga.
Malo kasnje dolazili su o.
vamo pokraj nash seljaka i
po koji zanatlija i zahatlijski
pomotnik, koji bi ovdje cd
nah nasao bolje uposlenje a
koji je vec u kraju pripadao
kakovom drustvu, pjevackom,
sokolskom iii zabavnom. l
kad sc ovakovih par sastalo,
vracale bi i'm Sc misili u sta
ri kraj, kad su tamo lijepo
provodili vrijeme u drustvu,
pa bi pala zamisao da Sc
ovdje osnuje nesto takova.
Takav je slucaj bio kad je
1902. godine osnovano drus-
two Fora" po nekoliko mia
din, poletnih zanatlija. Bilo
je to nesto velikoga: prvo
hrvatsko pjevacko drustvo,
mnogi su Sc sastanci odrzali
da Sc drustvu dade karakter,
pravila sve sto je potrebno
drustvu u pravom smislu rije-
ci. Posto je medju grupom O.
snivaca bilo najvise ljudi il
karlovacke okolice, a u Kar-
lovcu je postojalo pjevacko
drustvo "Zora", sasma je To-
gieno da je novo pjevacko
drustvo dobilo ijepo ime 80
RAJ.
Osnivaci "Zore" nisu nj u
snu sanjali da udaraju te-
melje drustvu, koje &c sve
njih, pa i najmladje nadziviti.
Ali takova je bila sudbina,
jer je njiva bila plodna i sa-
mo je trebalo baciti u nju
sjeme, pa da urodi plod. CT.
kasko naselje ubrzo je po-
stalo pcelinjak u koji je nasa
imigracija nagrnula u slijede-
cih desetak godina do nevje-
rojatnih proporcija medju
TINA hiljadama novodosljaka
rekrutirala je Fora" inteli-
gentnije pojedince "a svoje
elanove. Nije "Zora" ostala
je d in o pjevacko drustvo u
Chicago. Naprotiv u slijede-
cim godinama u onoj ogrom-
moi m a 81 mladih, poletnih,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08

Kroz svoj d gi opstanak
Fora je uvijek cinila mai
wise sto Sc moglo sa silama
ma raspolaganju. Premda u
svojoj sredini nema profesio-
nalnih pjevaca, ona je znala
sakupiti talentirane dobro
izvjezbane pjevace dati sc
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Terps Cash In
Errors to Top
Deucons, 4-3

WINSTON SALEM, N. c..
April 20 R.-Six Wake Forest
errors opened the gates for four
unearned runs and the Terps
took a 4-3 victory in an Atlantic
Coast Conference baseball game
here today.
Jack MCKINLEY held the Terps
hitless until two men we're out
in the sixth and allowed only
four safeties over the route. He
famed 10 and walked three.
Stan Bobb tossed seven-hit
ball for Maryland to pitch his
team to a 2-3 ACC record. Wake
Forest now stands ga in league
competition.
Rex Mcmillan homered for
Wake Forest in the fourth but
Maryland went ahead, 81. in
the sixth on a walk, an error, a
double by Steve Bollen and a
catcher's interference play.
Wake Forest was leading, 80.
with two out in the ninth and
one man on base via an error
when Maryland rallied to win
the game. Bobb singled and
when Outf1elder George Miller
let the ball go through him,
Plnch-runner Jim Hodges scored
and Bobb went to third. Bobb
Tailed a moment later when
Erich Hintze's hopper to second
was bobbled.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Rutgers Club Gives
Rowing Trophy in
Memory Of CohiII

A rowing trophy in memory OF
Frank Cahill. a former director
Of the Washington Rowing AS
sociation. has been established
by the Rutgers Alumni Club of
Washington. Cahill. a 1922 grad
uate of Rutgers, died last June.
He was one of the leaders in
promoting the Eastern Associa-
tion Of Rowing Colleges regatta
on the Potomac the last four
years.
Announcement Of the trophy
was made yesterday by Caspar
Names. president of the WASH
ington club. and Harry j. Rookie
feller. Rutgers athletic director
The Frank Cahill Memorial
Rowing Trophy will be awarded
to the member Of the Rutgers
freshman crew who has demon
strated outstanding oarsmanship
and has contributed most to the
development Of the freshman
crew."
Cahill, who lived in Arlington
was alumni activities chairman
of the Potomac regatta and de-
signed Alumni Village" where
alumni Of the l3 competing COL
leges eathered.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
WITH BILL LEETcH

We have had many inquiries
about Maryland's trout stocking
program. The list of streams
S too long to publish. nor are
We able to give a breakdown
.mong brook. brown and rain
low trout. However, here are
ONE figures for nearby streams
lostly fished by Washingtonians.
Three stockings are planned
or Big Hunting Creek in April.
The first prior to the opening of
the season was of 5000 fish
'anging from the limit Of Z
inches up. with many IL and IA
inch trout among them. There'll
be two more stockings Of 1000
trout each in this stream during
April and three stockings in
May. the latter totaling $500
trout of different species.
Three stockings in April also
are planned for Fishing Creek,
the first being 5000 followed
by two more each of 1000 fish.
Then there will be three more
stockings in May, two each of
1000 and one Of 1000. The total
to be stocked in this creek is
5000.
Rock Greek. while listed as a
temporary trout stream, pro-
vides much pleasure to hundreds
of anglers and. surprisingly,
brown trout spawn in its feed
ers. We believe that eventually
the State will make this a per-
manent stream and stock it
mostly with brown and a few
hybrid rainbows. just to add
excitement. In any event, two
stockings are planned in April,
the first Of 1000 and the second
Of 1000 trout. In May, two
stockings Of 1000 trout each
are planned, for an overall total
Of 5000.
Friends Creek will get two
stockings in April, totaling 1900
fish. A total Of $500 trout will
be stocked In Middle Greek,
Beaver Run will get 750 and
Piney Run 1880. Then just be-
fore the jungle Cock Campfire,
which occurs the week end Of
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Hoyas Shut 0ui
By Syracuse in
ErrorIess game

Southpaw Bill Rybak pitched
Syracuse to q 30 victory over
Georgetown yesterday at tht
Hilltop in a rarity in colleg
baseball. an errorless game.
Rybak allowed seven hits an
truck out nine as he won hi
tirst game of the season aiit
gave the Orange q 81 record
The Hoyas now are 3-3.
Syracuse scored in the fourth
when Dick Barlow singled. went
to second on a fielder's choice
and scored on q wild pitch. The
other run came in the fifth on
Joe McCann's double and Tom
Sardinia's single.
Georgetown loaded the bases
in the second on a single and
two walks and had two on with
one out in the ninth. but Rybak
was the master both times.
Roger Mulvihill's three singles
led the Hoyas' seven-single at
tack.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
NovyStickmen
Baseball
cam Beuten
ANNAPOLIS. April 20 (Special) )

ANNAPOLIS. April 20 (Special)
Nays lacrosse team ham,
Imered Duke for a 2l-0 triumph
here today. thus paving the way
for possible collision between two
urbeaten powers here next Sat-
urday.
On that day the Middies will
play host to Maryland, winner OF
q In q row. i've this season, in
collegiate competition.
And to add a touch to the up
coming clash we're the doings Of
the Plebes and Maryland fresh
men. They wound up in an S-8
tie in two overtimes.
Nays baseball team did not
fare as well. losing on a ninth
inning homer to Brown. So. but
in another close contest. Nays
heavyweight crew won the an.
nual Navy-Princeton Cup regatta
at Princeton.
The plebe tennis team beat
Forest Park High Of Baltimore,
90, while the golfers posted q
TO shutout over the same school.
Nays lacrosse team won its
fourth Of the season behind John
Carriers six goals and four by
Doc Dugan. Stan Bass. Wayne
Mckee, Larry Goldstein and Ted
White each counted twice.
The baseball team lost its third
game in nine starts to the homer
by George Gorgorian. who was
the leadoff batter. Six Navy err
rors were major factors.
In the only "away" action for
Nays athletes. the crew had to
come from behind to score a foot
victory over Princeton. The time
over the nd-three-quarter
course on Lake Carnegie was
8:450.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

some backward reason. does moi
stock brown trout. We've heard
various reasons for this, most
of which are invalid in the light
of modern knowledge. In not
doing SO. she is depriying her
citizens and the thousands who
buy nonresident licenses, Of a lot
of the finest sort of fishing.
The brown trout, which we've
heard q prominent Virginia BIZ
ologist belittle as a foreigner. /"
has become thoroughly Ameri-
canized and is recognized gen.
orally as one Of the gamest and
wariest Of trout, able to hold
its own and increase its num-
bers against heavy fishing II
Evening star., 1957-04-21

she has a well-filled program of
many fish, most Of which are
stocked earlier than those In
Maryland and a large percent
age of which are caught in the
first week Of fishing.
The list Is far too long to
enumerate here. but it can be
had from the Commission of
Game and Inland Fisheries,
Richmond. The printed list in
cluded the number of acres in
impounded waters, whether r
boats are Available and the spe-
cies Of fish stocked.
Included are largemouth and
smallmouth bass. rock bass, sun
fish. crappie, walleye. pickerel.
brook and rainbow trout. not to
forget the Dream. Virginia, for
Evening star., 1957-04-21
CIV Beots Spiders, IA
On Clutch Hit byHenzes

{ RICHMOND, April 20 (R.-
Jack Henzes' bases-loaded double
in the seventh inning high
lighted q three-run rally that
gave George Washington a IA
victory over Richmond today.
Henzes' blow. his second dou-
bic of the afternoon. came OF
Norman Bowles. whose three
run triple in the second inning
gave Richmond a So lead 1t
held until the seventh.
Bowles had been in fine form
until the seventh, but then he
walked Dick Cilento. Dick Gels
Ter and Pitcher Jack Arthur in
succession before Henzes came
through to give the Colonials
their fourth conference victory
in flve games and their eighth
triumph in 10 starts.
Cilento and Geisler scored on
Henzes' hit, but Arthur overran
third base and was tagged out.
Jerry Power. however, punched
q single to center and Henzes
scored when Berry Swilling Jug
gled the ball.
CIV tagged lefthander Mel
Horowitz for single runs in the
eighth, and ninth innings. Ci-
lento's double and Geisler's
single accounting for one and
Cilento's triple driving home Ray
Looney in the ninth.
Arthur gained credit for his
third victory without a defeat,
but the wild southpaw wasn't
around at the end. After he
walked two men to start the
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Howard Nine Spots
.Ashlund 5 Runs,
Then Triumphs, 8-5

Howard University spotted
Ashland College Of Ohio a 5-run
lead then came back to win,
8-5, yesterday at Fort McNair.
1t was Howard's 9th victory
against three defeats.
Bill Mcmillan took over in the
second and was the winning
pitcher with a steady relief Job.
Arthur Van Brake hit a two
run homer for Howard in the
fifth. and scored the tie-break-
ing run in the seventh on Flem-
ing Gregory's single. Jim PURGE
stole third and home with the
tying run in the sixth inning.
Ashland --z all 600 000-5 .
Howard -s---- 002 02i 50x-S 5 &
McFrederiek and Stubs.
HaGSdale. Mcmillan t2l, Morrow (Sl
ana Walker. PURGE tal. Winning pitcher
Home runs--van Brake. Howard 18th.
on basel
Evening star., 1957-04-21
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Two women who never before
had competed in such a tourna-
ment shot to the front last night
in the doubles Of the National
Duckpin Congress championships
at Bladensburg.
Ruth Rainey and Elizabeth
Kluttz Sf the MPM Market team
in the District Women's Minor
Leagues totaled 760 to supplant
by two pins another Washington
pair. Toni Downey and Betty
Hummer. Mrs. Rainey rolled
lot. 156 and 1875 for 39s and
Mrs. Kluttz, 1872, 1876 and l25
for 362.
Thus. q third first place fell
to Washington bowlers over the
week end Previously, Pat Gre
scenzi Of the Falls Church Fur
niture Team in the District Ma
jor League had gained the lead
In singles at AL and Clete Pam
nell and Willie Zehring of the
Chevy Chase Chevrolet Team in
the District Major had moved
TO the front in doubles at 826.
displacing Vic vizvary and Tom
Petrizzo Of Bridgeport, Conn.
who Tailed BIS.
The previous leader in singles
was Tony Kaczynski OF New
Britain. Conn.,, who rolled 434.
Tonight is an open date In the
tournament which will end May
8.
For q city TO acquire a charter
in the 100" Bowling Clubs OF
America at least is eligibles are
required. The Washington area
qualified the other night when
Bill Henry and Ed Cramps OF
the Navy Department League at
Alexandria Tenpins shot 1856 and
706. respectively. Harvey Tres
sler. director Of the plant, forth
with applied for the charter. II
was the third such experience for
Tressler, who initiated chapters
IN Williamsport. Pa. and Lee
banon, Pa, before coming here.
Henry, league secretary, rolled
games Of 267, 256 and 226. Shoot
ing on the same pair Of lanes,
IN the second shift, Cramps
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friends and children are in
vited. The handicaps will be rs
per cent against a scratch Of 100
and the entry fee. $l.60. It is
expected to become an annual
event. Ted Yakimchick, league
secretary, is tournament direc-
tor.
y E%
The fourth annual George
Harbin Memorial Handicap, per-
petuating the memory Of one of
Washington's ablest duckpin
executives and organizers, will
be neld today at Mount Rainier,
with entries accepted from to
10 pm. The handicaps are four
fifths against a scratch OF 1870,
the entry fee $5 and the major
prizes 500, $50 and $50.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

May 17-19. the Federal Hatchery
at Leetown probably will dump
some 1000 fish in these streams.
Don't ask for stocking dates be-
cause we don't know when these
fish win be placed in the streams.
y \ i \
Virginia does not divulge the
number of trout stocked but
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Rocco to WrestIe
Gruhum Thursday

Antonino Rocca viii wrestle
DR.. Jerry Graham in the feature
match at Capitol Arena Thurs
day night. Promoter Vince Nc
Mahon announced today.
Mcmahon said that q support
ing card viii be announced early
this sreak
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Gu Netmen Beaten
BY Western MARYLAND

WESTMINSTER. Nd. April
20. up - Western Maryland's
tennis team scored an easy 81
Mason-Dixon Conference victory
over Catholic University today.
Summaries:
Singles: MowbrAy, Western Maryland
won By. default. Passerello. Western
Reed. western Maryland. defeated Ca
%ssv,.Sd STisl So od.,cs.,ss c AIDE hndsrscP. Western
Gnnaerson. western Maryland. defeated
U.. defeated Lee. 6--i. 81.
Doubles; Mobray and Passerello. West
ern MARYLAND. won by default Reed and
oosSsisP1 osS: and M6sssdn 6oxd % %M.r'sn disse asess
son and Lee. Western Maryland, de-
Evening star., 1957-04-21
SidweII Nine Wins
OPENING Come. l3-O

HAGERSTOWN. Md. April 20
(SpeciaD. - Sidwell Friends
School Of Washington defeated
st. James, 1870, in an opening
Interstate Academic Conference
baseball game for both teams
today.
Friends ---i22 Ola 3--I3 Is 3
81. James 900 900 % 8
Lathron.
Home run: Friends. HueueIy.
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Totals 32 ~ IL Totals 32 Z 81 l2
Mcdonald awarded frst on catcher's
I STRUCK. out for Williams in 7th.
walked for Murdoch In Tth.
Ran for Muse in 7th.
SAFE on error for Rosenbusch In 9th
Ran for Henderson In 9th.
safe on error for Skinner in 9th.
Ran for n. Miller in 9th.
wa[ wMa[ryi1nd --<----- 900 o02 oo2--4
wake ForeSt 600 100 1iO-3
Runs--McMiIlan. Doane, Dare, Phil.
lips. Barnes. Hodges. Bohh. Errors
Moore. BcIen, Murdock. Baker i2l.
.n-MeMiilan CD, Bolen. Mcoinley.
Lwo-base hits-Stokoe, Bolen. McGiniey
Home run--McMillan. Stolen bases
Dare (2l. Phillips, Hintze. Barnes i2).
Sserinees-Baker go. Double play
hases-Maryland. g: Wake Forest, O.
6iniey. 3 Paon strSck ou,lsT sOs9' Robb on Nc, {,
1eotnley: 10. Runs and earned runs.
ball-Skinner. winning pitcher-Bobb
l3.2D LOSING pitcheY-MeGinley (O-2l
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Runs--Henzes. I.ooney, Colna. Rnis.
ley. cilento t2). Gelsler. Arcudi. Ma
thews,- Biscaha CO... Errors--Cole, SWil-
ling, Leonard. Runs batted in-Henzes
t2), Knisley Geisler t2), Arthur, Arcudi.
Bowles CD. Two-hase hits--Henzes t2l
Cilento. Biscaha. Three-base hits-Knis-
Iey. Bovles. Stolen bases--Power, Cole,
Biscaha. Matthews. Sacrifice - Carnes
Double plays--Knisley to Cilento to
Arcudi. Left on bases.ow. 81 5: Richmond, a.
10. struck out--By Arthur, g: BY Chy-
Bases on baiis--ofi Arthur. II: on Clay
Hits-on Arthur. in : INNINGS srone
out In Sth); on Claypool. in innings
On Bowles. in 81 innings; on Horo-
VITA, 3 IN 22s innings, Runs and earned
rs rssnS-0n Arthur. a.; OF Claypool, 90;
ming pitcher-Arthnr 800 Losirg