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Sports Car 500
Gets Area Entries

The first 5O0-miIe race for
sports cars ever held in the
United States has attracted a
quartet Of Washington area
drivers to Elkhart Lake. Wis,
this week end.
The Road America 500" win
feature the two-day meeting
Sunday. An 80-mile race and
q 120-miler viii comprise to-
morrow's program.
Charlie Wallace Of Chevy
Chase will co-drive with John
Gordon Bennett in one Of four
D-Jaguars entered by Briggs
Cunningham. Dick Thompson
Of Washington will Join Paul
O'Shea In George Tips Mer-
cedes Benz 800 81 roadster
Frank Baptista and Charlie
Kolb will drive the Elva Mk-II
recently purchased by Con-
tinental Motors Of Washington.
Thompson, who leads the
Sports Car Club Of America
scorers with $500 points in
Class B production, also will
drive Dick Doane's Corvette in
Saturdays l2o-mile event.
Walter Cronkite will broad
cast the race over CHS radio,
but 1t viii not be heard in
Washington. according to q
WTOP source.
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WoIfsonOffeI
For Dodgers
Looks Futile

NEW YORK. Seps. 6 (Spe-
ciaD.-President Walter O'Mal-
ley has not turned down Louis
=. Wolfson's S. million offer
for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Probably he hasn't heard Of it.
O1Ealley. it is believed. viii
refuse outright the offer made
by Wolfson, who once headed
the Capital Transit Co. in
Washington. Spokesman for
Wolfson said he made the offer
TO keep the Dodgers from NOV
ing out Of New York.
Taking the Dodgers out Of
Brooklyn would be like tax
ing Notre Dame out Of COLI
lege football" q statement
from the Wolfson quarters said.
OMalley, president Of the
Dodgers. is hunting In Wyo-
ming. It is assumed he has
not heard Of the Wolfson offer.
but has said repeatedly the
club is not for sale. O'Malley's
stand is that unless he can get
. modern plant in which to
play in New York he definitely
win move. ostensibly to Los
Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
Giants Approve
Puy-V Of Comes
In San francisco

NEW YORK. Sept. 6 R.-
The New York Giants have
agreed to . pay-television for
their baseball games at San
Francisco.
Horace c. Stoneham. presi-
dent Of the club, said today he
and the clubs board Of direc-
tors had approved q contract
with the Skiatron Corp. Dur
ing the congressional investiga-
ton Of pro sports last July,
Stoneham revealed he owned
1000 shares Of Skiatron stock.
Stoneham would not reveal
financial details Of the agree
ment but from another source
It was learned that the Giants
were paid 81 million at once
with another 81 million due in
December.
Additionally, they are to re-
ceive 9350,O00 for the radio
broadcast rights to their games.
This past year, announced as
their last in New York. the club
had an estimated radio-TV In
come Of 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
z Harvard Gridders Quit,
Including Five Center Hopes

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. 8
@.-Seven players. including
all five center candidates. have
dropped out Of the Harvard
football picture q scant four
days after practice began under
John Yovicsin. new head coach.
Mary Lewis, who recently
changed his name from Lebo-
vitz, announced yesterday he
was giving UP the game to con-
centrate on his studies.
Two other players quit at the
same time-Halfback Sandy
Dodge of Omaha. Neb., and
Guard Woody Harris Of Green.
wich, Conn.
Lewis was q regular last year
and had been counted on heav-
lily this season.
Previously the Crimson lost
center candidates Carl FRANKIE.
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Potomac, RockviIIs
Open Polo Play

The Potomac and Rockville
polo teams will meet in the
first Of q series Of games for
the Potomac tournament cham
pionship at Q o'clock tonight on
the Potomac field at Travilah,
Seneca and Spring Valley
also have entered teams in the
tournament that will climax the
season at Potomac, Games will
be played Friday nights through
September and early October.
George DeFranceaux, Sam
Bogley, DR.. Jack Kneipp and
Tom Dowd will ride for
Travilah tonight, while for the
Rockville team it will be Frank
Wilson, DR.. Fred Hartsock,
Frank Stallone. Clint Price and
zeke Ferguson.
To reach the field, drive
about four miles past Potomac
on River road to Travilah
road. turn right and 60 one
mile to the field.
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Browns Get HoIusku
From Chicago Beers

PASADENA. Calf. Sept. 8
@.-The Cleveland Browns
announced they have obtained
quarterback Jim Haluska from
the Chicago Bears in trade for
Q draft choice.
Haluska. q 23-year-old. g.
foot, l95-pound passer from
the University Of Wisconsin,
played little as q rookie with
Chicago last season, and does
not figure to take over the
Browns quarterbacking from
Tom O'Connell. Haluska will
join rockies Johp Borton of
Ohio State and Milt Plum Of
Penn State on the Browns
quarterback crew.
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Midgets, Stock Cars Return
To Old Dominion, Marlboro

in the field will be four Indi-
annapolis 800" veterans -
Johnny Thomson. Al Herman,
Len Duncan and Gig Stephens
plus Tony Bonadies Of the
Bronx and Ed Dutch
Schaefer from Floral Park,
Long Island.
Schaefer and Bonadies have
been advertised as grudge
rivals ever since Dutch punched
Tony last year after charging
Bonadies with rough driving at
Freeport. Long Island. Bona
dies reacted this season by
beating Schaefer twice in 100
lap races. one in q 25-lapper
at Old Dominion and three
other times with q former car
raced by the Dutchman.
Old Dominion continues its
drag racing shows Sunday,
this time with its biggest of the
year, the fourth annual Middle
Atlantic regional drag cham
pionships at 1890 am.
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indians Beaten
By Maple Leufs

TORONTO. Sept. 6 R.-
Southpaw Niles Jordan, sup
ported by q four-run sixth
inning, stymied the Cleveland
Indians on i've hits last night
as the Toronto Maple Leafs Of
the international League won
an exhibition game. Al.
Jordan. who has q So record
in the IL. made his only mis-
take by throwing AL Smith a
home run pitch in the second
inning.
The Leafs jumped on Dick
Tomanek. second Cleveland
pitcher. for q home run. two
triples and q single In their big
inning. Rocky Nelson tripled
and was singled home by Mike
Coliat. Stan Jok tripled to
score Goliat and scored him.
self on Bob Roselli's home run.
Cleveland ca = 90 600 ooo-l 8 9
Daley. Tomenek C6D and Nixon
Naragon l0l; Jordan and 81. Claire
s eSss tAi s@ts T sS%s TGR ST.
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who captained the frosh last
year temergency appended
tomy), Alan gilbert (quit
SCHOOL, !. John Altomonte (stud-
Ies) and Mike Prichard (illness) i.
Yovicson. who came here
from Gettysburg College as
successor to Lloyd Jordan. had
counted on Dodge TO provide
the speed he needs for his Of
Tense.
I'm not greatly disturbed. :"
Yovicson said after the latest
rash of team designations. "Of
course. I wanted all these fell
lows with me but only on the
condition they wanted to play.
We have plenty Of work to do
and let's do 1t quickly"
Yovicson indicated he would
shufile his line material In an
effort to plug the gap at center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
Beck Ends Retirement,
Reioins Grid Giants

BEAR MOUNTAIN. N. Y,
Sept. 8 (R.-Ray Beck. two
way guard with the New York
football Giants, ended his re-
tirement today and rejoined
the National League team.
Beck, former Georgia Tech
star. said at the end Of the
1856 season he was quitting the
sport because his duties in the
family trucking business were
increasing.
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Dodgers Purchase
Pair of Pitchers

BROOKLYN. Sept. 6 R.-
Jackie Collum. a lefthanded
pitcher, was purchased by the
Dodgers from their Montreal
farm today. He will join the
club Immediately.
ColluIn, who had a 1877
record with the international
League team this year. previ-
ously pitched for St. Louis and
Cincinnati in the National
League.
Bill Harris, a righthanded
pitcher with a 1910 record.
also was bought from the
Royals. He will join the Dod-
gers Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

"The only thing that might
cause some complications is Il
Hefbie Flam beats Seixas ir
today's seminal in the Ma
tional championships" Steele
said. Then he'd really mess
up the situation.
"As for that defeat Of Patty's
lat the hands Of Ashley Cooper
yesterday. that won't hurt his
chances Of getting on the team.
As for his singles, that doesn't
enter into it. because every man
we name on the team is q po-
tential singles player"
Patty was slaughtered by
Cooper in the quarterfinals OF
the Nationals yesterday, 6-S.
Ga, 81.
Actually. ! think the only
player who should be considered
10 sure bet for the cup Is Seixas, y
he added. OF course it's too
bad three Of our players had
legitimate excuses for their
poor performances here. That
makes them look worse than
they really are"
Steele was referring to Patty's
bad back, Ham richardson's
pulled groin and Savitt's bad
cold.
Steele and Talbert, inciden-
tally, are in conflict on the sub
ject Of bringing wives along to
Australia. Steele said he thinks
it's all right. Talbert is on rec
ord as being against it. Rich
ardson said he won't play in
the challenge round-even If
he is selected-if he can't bring
his wife along.
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Davis Cup Committee
To Pick Team Today

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept
6 (R.-The United States Davis
Cup Selection Committee went
into an executive meeting today
to decide on a team to take to
Australia for the challenge
round.
One thing is certain-it will
consist Of Q group Of tried and
true veterans. The United
States Cup brass has changed
its thinking on the subject
of taking youngsters along for
experience.
There's no use dragging
them along" said Capt. Billy
Talbert. II can't give them
enough attention Of coaching
on the trip. I'm too taken up
with the job Of trying to win
the cup. II ! could give them
the attention I'd like to, It
would be worth WHILE"
Chauncey d. Steele. Selection
Committee chairman. said: 4
Suppose we took along Mike
Franks or Mike Green two
top Juniors. If they got
beaten badly In one Of the
tournaments there 1t might
make a psychological mark on
them that they'd take q long
time getting over"
The best CUES is that Card
mar Mulloy, Bulge Patty and
Vic Seixas viii be selected.
Steele wants to ask Dick Savitt
again and thinks the East
Orange, N. j.. Gilman viii come
around. Savitt. however, says
he won't go. But he has been
known to change his mind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

Auto racing, absent from the
area last week end. returns
with emphasis tomorrow and
Sunday as Old Dominion
Speedway stages q 50-lap
feature on an all-midget car
program and Marlboro Motor
Raceway is host to the sports
man stock cars for the first
time in two months.
Marlboro, which has been oc-
cupied with sports cars and
motorcycles recently. gets back
in It's old harness Sunday with
q l00-lap main event for
sportsman stocks after three
l0-lap heats and q l0-lap con-
ISOLATION start the action at 2:30
pm. The usual lineup Of area
drivers win be present. headed
by Clay Eastridge and Lionel
johnson.
At least "a midget car ex-
perts are expected on the start
ing grid at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row at Old Dominion for the
first Of i've events. Prominent
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CHARLES TOWN NOTES

fortunate winners in the sixth
race yesterday when Corny
Miss. FIRST home. was disquah-
fed and placed third. Actually
fouled when corny Miss lugged
In during the stretch run was
Months Dream, who moved up
from third to second.
Honeyquest, clear Of the foul.
finished second, but became the
ofilcial winner after the stew
ards studied films of the race.
Jockey Charlie Mckee. ex-
periencing the greatest meet
ing Of his career, recorded his
seth and 10th winners in the
daily double yesterday. The
double Il and u paid $60.40
and he started 1t with the long
shot Silver Blow at 1880 and
completed 1t aboard the favored
Royal Muffin at $3.50
Marty Meyer, Bowie's track
superintendent, has completed
his work on the Hagerstown
racing strip for the start Of
its annual meeting Monday.
Meyer has been directing work
on the half-mile oval to bring
1t into top shape for the IL
day session.
Hagerstown is the third
Maryland minor track to run
this year and will operate from
September Q TO 81.
A crowd Of 1858 wagered
slSo.337 on yesterdays pro-
gram.
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Hopes Dark
Forces Post
In Tourney

BILLINGS. Mont, Aug. 8
(speciaD Hopes Of Gas Light
Post a Of Washington. D. c..
in the Junior American Legion
national baseball finals depend
on beating Greer. s. c.. in a
losers bracket game at $50
pm. today.
Washington dropped q ct
decision to Cincinnati yester-
day in an opening-round game.
One more loss will put Gas
Light out Of the double-elirn
nation playoffs.
Washington had the tying
runs on base in the seventh in
ming and again in the ninth,
but were stopped by Scott Sc
ger, who struck out 10 and
scattered three hits.
Frank Campana went the
route for the losers. Four err
rors kept Campana in constant
trouble.
In an afternoon game. Port
land, Greg. defeated Greer. 40,
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Bold Ruler Could Spoil
Sophomore Title Plans

the race in which Gallant Man
and Round Table could meet
for the iirst time since the Ken
lucky Derby.
Bold Ruler indicated yester-
day he Is about ready to fash
his best form when he stepped
on seven furlongs In las In
handy style and galioped out
the mile in 1:42. Working
alone. Bold Ruler travelled the
half mile in .47Hs and the six
furlongs in an impressive
l:l2N.
May Switch Schedule
Meantime. Travis M. Kerr,
owner Of Round Table. said he
would change the schedule Of
his colt after fulfilling his en-
gagement in The United Ma
tons Handicap September IA at
Atlantic City II Owner Ralph
Lowe is willing to consider q
match race for Gallant Man.
Meanwhile. yesterday at Bel
mont. one Of Eddie Arcaro's
two winners came in the 6-fur-
long feature, in which he scored
with Upper at $40. His other
winner was Whatitoldyou in the
nth.
Vivi ($6.4O came from on
the pace to win Atlantic City's
top event at 8 furlongs. In
nishowen ($o) was the best Of
q good field Of sprinters in
Hawthorne's feature.
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Army Ignores Protest,
Will Play Tulane
b the Associated Press

Army will play its scheduled
football game against Tulane
at New Orleans on November
16. but the Military Academy
Band and Corps Of Cadets will
not attend.
An Army spokesman reported
this decision afer Representa-.
tive Fulton, Republican Of
Pennsylvania, telegraphed Pres
ident Eisenhower asking him to
institute a general order" pro-
hibiting military service teams
from taking part in segregated
sports events.
The Louisiana Legislature
passed q law two years ago
barring inter-racial sports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
japanese 0Iympiun
Sets Swim Mark

TOKYO. Sept. 8 (R.-Tsu-
yoshi Yamanaka, japanese
Olympic swimmer. bettered the
S00-meter freestyle world rec
ord today with q time Of 9:25.5
in an intercollegiate swimming
championship meet held in
Tokyo.
The previous world mark was
.9:30.7. held by Ford Konno Of
the United States.
Yamanaka bested the old
mark at Tokyo's Meiji 50-meter
pool in q preliminary heat Of a
three-day championship SWIM
ming meet.
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Manassas and EIkton to Hold
Horse Shows Tomorrow

MANASSAS. Va, Sept. 6
(Special). - With II classes
listed and championship points
to be awarded In five events,
the 18th annual Bull Run Hunt
Show win be held tomorrow
starting at 10 am. (Washing.
ton .timel on the Prince VIII
liams County Fair Grounds.
Formerly held on the Portner
estate, the show has been
shifted to the fair grounds as
3 permanent site. Il is on
Route 234. Manassas.
The morning program viii be
given. over to pony and junior
events.
James Galloway heads the
show committee with Mrs. Carol
Miller. vice chairman; J. Carl
Kincheloe. NTH; Conway See
ley. NTH. and Mrs. Dorothy
Craig Cullen. secretary-treas-
urer. Judges are Brig. Gen.
Wayne o. Kester, Reed Graves,
Thomas Trodden and Harry De-
Mawby. Joe Cunningham is
the steward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

The District Heights Boys
Club will hold its opening foot
ball practice at II am. tomor-
row at Suitland Recreation
Center. Boys must be IS years
old or under, not weigh more
than 100 pounds and must live
in the District Heights. Suit
land, Forestville and Morning
side areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

Luncheon viii be served on
the grounds.
ELKroN. Va. Sept. s (spe-
cial.-Indications are that the
Elkton Lions Horse Show to-
morrow win be the most sue
cessful in the 10-year history
Of the event. Director James r.
Failes said today.
With 80 classes listed, the
program viii open at 1880 pm.
washington time) with the
evening schedule at 8. Winners
will receive 81. 400 in prizes and
trophies.
A nat race and q timber race
for horses and two races for
ponies viii embellish the How
ard County Hunt horse show
tomorrow at Glenelg, Nd, with
pony competition starting at
10 am. and the horse judging
at 1 pm.
Clenelg Is near GAINESVILLE.