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grabbed the world championship
in his home town of New Orleans
six months ago.
He injured his hand in the
second round and claimed he
broke it while dropping Smith
twice in the l4th when the loser
was saved by the bell.
Looking for Knockout
According to Brown he won't
let Smith get away this time.
II think I can finish him." he
said, setting the deadline as the
10th round.
Smith claims he will be much
improved both mentally and
physically after settling his
domestic problems" He didn't
elaborate.
In SO pro fights since 1916.
Brown has a 59-l4-8 record with
two no-contest bouts. He has
knocked out Is men and was
stopped three times-by Sandy
Saddler. Johnny Bratton and
George Araujo.
Smith has been in action SO
times since 1913 for a 32-l5-6
record. He has knocked out 10
opponents and was stopped by
Joe Miceli and Tony DeMarco,
former weller champion.
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dent. about coming here wher
the Brooklyn club stopped in Lo'
Angeles on its way to Japar
after last falls World Series.
Hahn said Los Angeles County
offered to build a stadium
financed by the county retire.
ment fund. The county woulc
take about 10 per cent Of gros;
receipts to cover maintenance
and would repay the retirement
fund from parking lot proceeds
LAS far as l know that Offer
still stands" Hahn said.
Allen Williams. spokesman FOL
Mayor Poulson. said of a re-
ported city offer to build a sta.
dunn for the Dodgers:
Il think O'Malley has beer
listening to some ld-talking
promoters who have nothing to
do with the city and can make
no offers binding the city to
anything.
"All we've done is include in
a bond issue that will be voted
on in April a small sum for
clearing site in Chavez Ravine
There has been some talk by
private interests that they would
invest their own capital in put
ting a ball park on this site If
the city clears it and turns it
over to them.
But nothing is in writing and
no agreements at all have been
made with anyone representing
a specific ball club"
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Brown Fovored to Keep
135-Pound Title TONIGHT
MIAMI BEACH. Feb. 10 ZAP,

MIAMI BEACH. Feb. IS (Py.--
Joe Brown is expected to brush
of the challenge of ex-cham-
pion Wallace BUD Smith to
his world lightweight title to-
night and move to a series OF
profitable defenses.
Italy's Duilio Loi. Kenny Lane
of Muskegon. Mich. and Larry
Boardman OF Marlborough,
Conn, are waiting in line for d
shot at the l35-pound crown,
The three contenders are ranked
in that order by both the Ma
tional Boxing Association and
Ring Magazine.
Smith. No. 4 among the chal-
llengers. is getting first crack at
the man who took the title from
him.
The odds favor Brown with
the price running from 8 to to
4 to and no action. Appar-
emily the wise boxing men figure
Smith at q has had it after
losing to Boardman. Tony De-
Marco and Brown in succession.
Brown is 80.
Fight on TelevisiOn
With Miami and the surround
ing area BACKED out, the is
round match will be carried on
network TV The Evening Stars
station WMAL-TV. Channel I, in
Washington. starting at 10 pm,
Chris Dundee is co-promoting
with the International Boxing
Club.
The first championship match
ever held in the Miami Beach
Auditorium is expected to draw
a throng of 1000 and a gross
gate Of $4,000. The fighters
get 80 per cent each Of the let
gate and $4,000 each from TV
for an estimated purse of $4,000
each.
After beating Smith in 10
rounds in an over-the- weight
match at Houston. May 2, Brown
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Dodgers Are Using Us,
Coast Official Believes

LOS ANGELES, Feb. IS tR).-
County Supervisor Kenneth
Hahn. long a leading figure il
efforts to get major league
baseball club for Los Angeles
thinks the Brooklyn Dodger!
ARE using US" in an attempt tc
obtain new park in Brooklyn.
Hahn was commenting yester.
day on a New York Daily New.
story that the Dodgers may shift
their franchise, probably to Los
Angeles. unless they are assured
within six months that Brooklyn
will build them a 50.000-sea,
stadium.
A spokesman for Mayor Norris
Poulson said. There is nothing
to it as far as the city is con-
cerned."
Hahn said:
Il believe some of these major
league club owners threaten to
move to Los Angeles as a means
OF making their home cities get
of the dime and build what they
want. They use us as a lever on
their own political organiza-
tons"
Los Angeles still is anxious to
obtain a major league club,
Hahn said. He expressed conf
dence that club which does
move here will make a lot OF
Hahn said he last talked to
OMalley, Dodger presi-
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Loucas Win Over Uzze||e
| iqh|ights Action in Gloves
Toit, james Biegs
Post Big Victories
In Quurter-FinuIs
BY BILL FUCHS

Mike LoucaS, a 5-foot-3 dy-
namo with the recuperative pow
erS of a rubber band. has put
himself solidly in contention
for The Star Award. a wrist
watch annually given to the out
standing senior boxer in The
Stars Golden Gloves tournament.
Two more nights of action re-
main before a final decision on
the matter is rendered, but there
is no doubt that Loucas, 49,
pound Maryland sophomore ma
ioring in physical education, will
have to be dislodged from the
high position he won for himself
before a full house at Capitol
Arena last night.
1t was Loucas of the Catholic
Youth Organization tangling
with Alvin Uzzelle of Merrick
Boys Club in the smash hit of
the tournament to date, a rollick-
ing. rocking, seeking piece that
never let up. LoucaS staggered
Uzzelle twice. was stunned him.
self in the bargain and came
bounding back to win the unani-
nous decision of the judges as
the crowd Numbered its APP
proval.
Meets Focht in SemifinaIs
Loucas, son OF a Baltimore
steelworker, next takes on Ted
Focht as the carnival of hooks
and jabs moves into the semi
final round week from tomor-
row night at Uline Arena. The
finals are set for Uline's a week
later. February %, with the
winners of the coveted senior
titles also winning berths in the
Eastern Golden Gloves in New
York.
Focht Of Bobby Jones Olym-
pic AC squad is the boxer type
as opposed to the free-wheeling,
devil-may-care tactics of Loucas.
1T makes for the ideal combi-
nation. fighter versus boxer"
says Paddy Kane, CYO trainer,
who promises his boy Loucas
will be sharp and ready for the
test ahead.
Loucas is no newcomer to the
amateur boxing spotlight. He
won the Southern Atlantic AAU
title after only eight fights in
See GLOVES, Page C-3
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and early yesterday. ! knew we
were going to have the day set
my heart on ever since l took
these dates-the kind of a day
that would convince the public
that racing is possible in Mary
land at this time of the year."
But Lillis had his fingers
crossed for today's program as
snow started falling briskly
shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning However, the snow
stopped about an hour later and
the sun came out.
Betting Totals S938,689
! Coming by train. bus and auto
from all over the East, an eager
crowd of 12.700 swarmed to the
track in the pines for the novel
experience of going to the races
in midwinter. Betting on the
eight races totaled S938, 689.
Last year on opening day,
Thursday. March 8. some 12,446
wagered $887.108
The STA New York fans who
piled into IA buses early in the
day to make yesterdays first race
at Bowie represented a new week
day record for the bus company
and indicated the Manhattan
fans will be supporting Mary
land racing until Jamaica opens
April /.
The first running Of the $l0.-
600 Abraham Lincoln Stakes had
a decided Washington flavor as
Weeper's Boy scored a head VIC
tory over Kinda Smart for a re-
turn of 500.
Weeper's Boy is owned by
Wayne Kendrick, Washington
attorney. while Kinda Smart,
who races for Ella K. Bryson, is
trained by the veteran Elmer
Trueman. also a long time Dis
trict resident.
Big Victory for Gelding
For Weeper's Boy. a 4-year-old
gelding. it was easily the most
important victory of his career
and also gave the stallion Loser
Weeper. who raced for Alfred
Vanderbilt. his first stakes win
ner The veteran Harold Keene
drove Weeper's Boy home in the
thrilling finish over Kinda Smart,
ridden by Joe Regalbuto. a last
See BOWIE, Page CO
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BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Bowie'S daring experiment
with a February opening was re-
ceiving the stamp of approval
from all quarters of the racing
world today after a timely assist
of beautiful weather made yes
terdays Abraham Lincoln pro-
gram an all-around success.
II there was one standout
factor that lifted Bowie over its
toughest hurdle in the unprece-
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Bowie Officials Breathe Easier
After Successful OPENING Doy

denied early 41-day meeting, 1t
was the famed Southern Mary
land sunshine which flooded the
track all day.
Don Lillis. Bowies president,
could not have been happier il
he had parlayed the first eight
winners Of the new season
I'VE just had to have that big
opening to make this meeting
co." Lillis explained. when
saw that snow the day before we
opened, it left me limp. But
when the sun appeared bright
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TALE OF THE TAPE

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Feb. 10
(Pl.-Here's how Bud Smith and
Joe Brown match up physically
for their world lightweight title
bout tonight:
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rant, 26ll Jefferson Davis high.
way, AlexandFiA, Va,
WANTkD--call alter
pm, M. i-bb40. n. A..
bADiNi 4 SONS,
PLUMBRn and helper, eEpeT. ~
iobbing and remodelinG, 10 p. ca
with drivers permit, Must be
sober and reliable. steady work.
Call Ju, e-233e.
PLUMnER's HiELpER, must have
MARYLAND drivers license CAL
OF. 1-lfli between s.3O-4:3O.
PLUMBBk AND HAT. maintep-
aice man.. muet have own tools.
spsSsou. S 81 $500 $500 service man
PORfkR-DRIvER wanted Tor eyes.
and week enda Apply Monday.
WKsTkRR PHARMACY. 1895 sbth
~. nv
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For
Major Manufactures
OF Building Hardware

High earning potential. drawlna
account, protected territory. You
builders hardware % io6bsfs and
in helping lchbeI salssmsn sell %
dealers and builders. You must
have late model car and be tree
70 travel Boz i74.R, star.
SAILS REPRESENTATIVE well.
known tranap. hrm: call on com.
mereinl Arms 10 sole. new bust.
meas, sell eerv and maintain eDod
relationships, aee SO-15i HI. educ.
or better: start 10 $1,000; sal
open for skpfr. comn tIanap.
sales representative. Call Nh. a.
42nb for Appt. MANAGEMENT
c0nsgLTANrs. INC. suite 1901.
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SALES TRAINEES

opening ieadina 70 manaeemenl
position IN group insuranee fisidi
s ;,n1s, sFaana a 5000 sppeaFaI 4. I,
no children. Current military cbll.
gntlona fulfilled. No previous ex-
perIenee necelsary' Career saiaried
after 4 mos. $500 In | VI. Li6srnI
expenae account. Contact Mr..
PROVO for Interview 81: a.a02g:
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STATESMEN

Pull or part time. Experienced IN
mems elothIne or furnishings pre-
feFred. Apply in person BUFFERS
FEDERAL. 6s1 7th 81. NV
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MECHANICAL DRAFTsMAN. sxDsT.
Inn. PARE r. ds svs eouS S = .IRl Ss.
about 4 mos 9aiaFy open. For
ADO. call Mr.. MoxIEY FE.
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JEwELRY sTOnE M0n. V opsrAts
hssnsh s, sa . gfIsll = ,2Rlf
saal WIIlon hIvda All. "a. y
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EXECUTIVES

A thoroaah and comprehensiYe
Individual service p assist yoa Y 2
industry,