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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

Hamilton, Ont. - Prize neko-
liko vremena bila je molba u
Zajednicaru, upucena po Antunu
Zafa IL Harbor Ind, ma sve Reci-
cake diljem Amerike Canade,
"a popravak farne crkve svetog
Ivana Krstitelja u Recici.
Ma istu molbu dale Sc ma po-
sac sestre Mara Nejak Ana
Rogolja, sakupile lijepu svotu
u ovome mjestu $131.50 sto js
poslano u starr kraj u americ-
kom novcu $135.OO ma tamoS-
Meg svecenika, Josipa Dumen-
cica.
Darovatelji su kako slijedi:
Pc $1,000: Josip Skolan; po
$1,000: familija Rogolja, MILO
Skokan, Juraj Nejak, Vida Vra-
ne, Flip Zebic, Marko Glavinich,
i Josip Bensich il Windsor, Ont.
Pc $500: Andre zunac. Mato
Haluga, Josip Skrtich, Petar
Stepich / Janko Bozjak.
Po $500: .Luka Mijas; 20
$500: Ivan Bermarija, Ivan Skr-
itch, Mara Laus; po $1.00:
Ivan Loncarich, Steve Balen, Mi
10 Penich, Ivan Penich, Josip
Povrzenich, Tomo Grahac, An
tun Petrusich; po Soc: Bara
Herceg.
Mi nize potpisane najljepse se
zahvaljujemo u ime nase i svih
farnika Recici, koji ste Sc o.
dazvali ma nasu kolektu da smo
mogle ovako lijepu svotu 'poslati
"a popravak nase farne crkve,
u kojoj smo Sc krstile prvu
svetu pricest primili. JoS jed
nom vam svima hvala.
Mara Nejak 1
Ana Rogolja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Vaino "a Mckeesport

McKeesport, Pa. - Odsjek
broj Is H. B. z. je iznajmio
specijalni autobus, koji &c vo-
ziti U iducu nedjelju ma Ia
jednicarski Dan u Hrvatski
Centar. Bus &c krenuti u 1
sat poslije podne ispred Hr-
vatskog Donna ma. Ringgold
Street.
Stoga a Sc umoljavaju svi
clanovi naseg odsjeka, kao i
ostali prijatelji, koji zele to-
ga dana putovati sa autobu-
som, da Sc cim prize prijave
braci Antonu Tomac i Site
panu Mihaljevic, odnosno da
in Sc pozove ma telefon j da
rezerviraju svoje mjesto ma
autobusu. Oni &c vam kazati
cijenu sve ostalo.
Toliko svima do znanja /
raznanja.
Ia odsjek broj rs H.B.Z.,
Josip Frankovic, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

Cleveland, Ohio. - Hrvat-
ski Gospojinski Klub ma ST..
Clair Avenue odrzati &c svoj
piknik iii | je tn u zabavu sa
dinerom u nedjelju, 10-og au-
gusta, u Hrvatskom Drustve-
nom DOmu ma 6314 St. Clair
Avenue, Cleveland. Diner &c
poceti u 1 sat poslije podne.
Ma ovom n a 3 e m pikniku,
kao sto smo to objavi1i i pred
nekoliko tjedana, doci &c k ma
ma u goste toga dana nase
zene il Uniontown, Pa, a to
su clanice cd L a die s Auxi-
liary Cuba odsjeka broj u
HBZ. Mas vrlo veseli da. mas
toga dana bude sto wise ma
ovom nasem pikniku. Kad su
owe nase se sire IL Union
towna nedavno imale svoju
priredbu, mas Iii je pi broj IL
Clevelanda smo istu posjetili
5 autobusom, gdje su mas Ia
mosnje sestre vrlo lijepo do
eekale, primile i pogostile, pa
je tako ! nasa leila da i'm uz-
vratimo milo "a drago, da iii
lijepo dotekamo, pogostimo
'proveselimo. Mi i'm zelim o
sretan put dobrodoslicu me-
dju mas ovdje u Clevelandu.
Pozivljemo saw mas narod
mjesta j okolice, da mas po-
sjete u sto vecem broju. Svi
nam dobro dosli!
Anna ThOmas- ta inica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Promjena adrese
Tajnika odsjeka I

Benwood, w. Va. - Ovime
dajem do znanja clanstvu od-
sjeka broj 2 HBZ, kao. i osta.
linn clanovima nase Zajednice,
da sam promjenio moju kuc-
nu adresu. Stoga molim cla-
move nasega odsjeka broj 2,
da u slucaju bilo kakve po-
trebe u vezi odsjecnog poslo-
vanja, placanje clanarine,
t. d., da sc obrate pismeno iii
licno ma moju nize oznacenu
adresu. Ovo sc takodjer od-
nosi i ma ostale odsjeke naSe
Zajednice, koji salju pisma ma
odsjecne tajnike. Moja nova
adresa je kako slijedi:
Lawrence Jackovac, 20
Sherwood Avenue, Mil Acres,
Elm Grove, w. Va. Telefon
je: 628 M Woodsdale.
Ia odsjek broj 2 HBZ,
Lawrence Jacakovae, tamik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
Poziv ma piknik
MaSSillnn n

MassillOn, o. Ovdasnji
Odbor "a pomoc crkvi Make
Bozje u frost Mariji, otok
ma Dobri, priredjuje piknik u
korist pomenute crkve, koji
&c sc odrzati u nedjelju, 5.
augusta ma farmi brata Jo-
sipa Matesica, koja Sc nalazi
nedaleko Massillona u Ma
varre, Ohio. L. Massillona u
zmite U.S.. Road 81 do Henry
Street i tn krenute ma lijevo
i predjite preko zeljeznicke
tracnice, i odmah ste ma zem-
ljistu piknika.
Bit &c vruce janjetine |
svega ostaloga, sto pripada
ma nasem pikniku. Imati ce-
mo i dobar tamburaski zbor,
koji &c mas sve ugodno zabay-
ljati. Uz, to cemo izigravati
nekoliko predmeta ma srecke,
pa mozda koji cd vas prisut-
nih bude sretni dobitnik.
Pozivljemo saw mas hrvat-
ski narod, kao i druge sla-
venske narode, a osobito ma
Sc krajane ne samo il Ohio,
nego i il Pennsylvania, West
Virginije tako dale, da mas
posjete u sto vecem broju, pa
da Sc bar jednom u godini
sastanemo, porazgovorimo i
proveselimo. Pred par tjedana
stigle su il starog kraja, il
frost Marie dvije nase kra-
janke, dvije jetrave, obje po
imenu Danice Liposcak, koje
su sc prize zvale Matesic, ko-
je &c nam sve usmeno reci O
prilikama u starome kraju, o.
sobito o nasoj crkvi. Oni, ko-
j ne mogu doci uslijed da-
lime, bilo bi umjesno da po-
salju svoj dar crkvi ma naseg
blagajnika putem poste.
Odbor "a pomoc crkvi:
Bartol Matesic, Mike Vrba-
mic, Edward Kapusta, Steve
Gojak, Milan LipOscak Rose
Kapusta.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23
vrIo vazna obiava "a
tIanstvo odsjeka q48

So. Chicago, Ill. - Molim
clanove nasega odsjeka 94s
H.B.Z., da ovo uzmu do INA
MIA, da sam promjenio stan
sa familijom. Wise nisam ma
1914 E. Gath St., Chicago 19.
Sada stanujem ma 9516 Es-
canada Avenue, Chicago II,
Illinois. Telefon mi je isti:
BA 1-OO68.
Kod kuce sam u vecer cd
6 sati. Pozeljno bi bilo da po
danu ne dolazite, posto moja
supruga je u slabom zdrav-
lju, a u isto vrijeme ne ra-
zumije hrvatski jerk.
Toliko vam do znanja.
Bratski vas pozdravlja,
Misko Musa, tajnik
odsjeka 948 H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-07-23

Toronto, Ont, Can. - "a
bava Hrvatskog Nogometnog
Kluba Is. C.. Croatia) il To-
ronta odrzat &c sc 2. i 1909
augusta, 1858. u Hrvatskom
Narodnom Domu, 1850 Du-
pont Street.
Biti &c svih vista plea uz
domacu zakusku. Pies uz RI
tam plesnog orkestra "Uni-
versal". Pocetak u 7 sati u
vecer. Ulaznina $1.0O.
Svi nam dobo dosli!
Odboe
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Poziv ma piknik

Rock Springs, Wyo. - Od-
sick br. 3O6 njegovo gnijez-
do Pomlatka broj 1854 odrzat
&c kao i svake godine tako i
owe svoj godisnji piknik u ne
djelju, 3. augusta 1858, u
Kents Ranch, koji &c poceti u
10 sati u jutro pa do kasno
u vecer.
Kao obicno ma nasim pix
nicima, tako cemo i ma ovo-
me imati ukusnih zagrizaka l
svjezih napitaka svima dosta.
Stoga pozivamo sve clanove
nasega odsjeka gnijezda Po-
mlatka, da posjete oval naS
piknik u nedjelju, 8. augusta.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Ia odsjek BOG i gnijezdo
broj 1854 H.B.Z.,
Matilda Butkovich l
Josip Kruljac
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Piknik odsjeka bb

Youngstown, o. - Drus-
two "Sveti Juraj", odsjek &c
H.B.Z. priredjuje svoj piknik,
koji &c sc odrzati u nedjelju,
u. julia 1858, u Whipporwill
Grove ma Crum Road, blizu
Meridian Road.
Nasi pocasni gosti govor-
nici biti &c slijedeci: Nacel-
mix Youngstowna Frank x.
Kryzan, naceInik McDonalda
Stanley j. Palonski, 81. tajnik
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Joseph Bella, demokratski
kandidat "a govenora Mi
Chael Di Sale.
Ma pikniku &c svirati mas
mjesni dobro poznati | popu-
larni tamburaski zbor "Po-
zega". Nastupiti &c i Kolo
grupa "Strossmayer" s ma
rodnim plesovima u sarolikim
nosnjama.
Bit &c dosta pecene JAMIE
tine prasetine, kao razno-
vrsnog plea pocam cd podne
pa dalje. Pecenjari &c biti ma
81 clanovi, c. Olenit N. Ben
ko. Odbor Sc brine da bude
svega dosta.
Pozivljemo sve clanove ma
seq odsjeka susjednih brat
skin odsjeka, kao i saw mas
narod mjesta j okolice, da mas
posjete ma ovom nasem pix
niku u sto vecem broju.
Frank TurkOyich, predsi.
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6. hckELyEY co.
Department Store

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
o nasOj velikoj trgovinA tete do
biti pokutstvo "a; va4 cijeM dom
- kao odjetu, obucu 1 potrebBti.
no "a cijelu obitelj.
Dajemo Trading maris
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Joseph Stanovich, upravitelj gnijezda 397
Mary Bukovac, upraviteljica gnijezda 274
Evening star., 1958-07-07
l3Horses, Pony
Die in Track Fire

CLEVELAND. July 7 LR.-
Fire swept a section of stables
at nearby Randall Park race
track early yesterday, costing
the lives of 13 horses and a
pony.
Edwin c. Moon, track man
ager, estimated the loss, includ-
ing 66 stalls. at $4,000. Cause
OF the fire was not determined.
A horse named Pensive Song
led a stampede of 20 horses
and broke his neck when he
ran into a gate. He had to be
destroyed. The impact opened
the gate and the other horses
ran onto a State highway caus-
ing police to route traffic of
the road until the horses were
rounded up.
Horses killed in addition to
PenSive Song and the pony
were Lotus Eater, a former
stakes horse: Mr.. Stone, Ken
sington Kid, Booral, a six-time
winner this year: Blue Talk.
kermanshah. Shadrack, Lord
Deanside, Busters Luck. Sweet
Flash and Tina's Dream
Akboy was severely burned
and was given little chance of
survival.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

RHEIMS, France, July Z
tR.-Whether American OF
European auto enthusiasts viii
ever see Juan Manuel Fangio,
the Argentine racing ace. be-
hind the wheel in competitive
races was a topic for much dis
cusSion here today.
Fangio, considered the best
auto racer in the world. retired
''again" yesterday after finish
ing fourth in the Grand Prix de
France, which also claimed the
life Of Luigi Musso, the Italian
star.
Fangio's retirements are al
most annual events and there
are many here who brush on
his statement that "it would be
a good opportunity to make this
race (Grand Prix) my last" 1t
was here 10 years ago that
Fangio entered his first Grand
Prix.
Americans had hoped to see
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Huwthorn Wins at Rheims,
Italian Dies, Fungio Retires

Fangio make good a promise to
return and race in the Indi-
annapolis 500 next Memorial
Day, and perhaps next March
at Sebring. Fla.
Mike Hawthorn of Britain
gunned his red Ferrari to VIC
tory in the French event yes
terday, setting a lap record OF
2 minutes, 24.9 seconds and an
average speed of 1891 m.p.h.
on the 35th lap.
Musso was killed when his
car spun and somersaulted
three times and landed in a
wheat field at the notorious
"Mulzone Corner" He was rum
ming second, two seconds be-
hing Hawthorn. at the time.
Only IL of the original %
entries finished the race, in
cluding Phil Hill. Of Los An
geleS, who was seventh. and
Troy Ruttman, Lamiranda,
Calf. 10th.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
GRlFFS' DESTINY
is CLEAR TO FAN

Where viii the Senators
go? Nobody knows at the
moment. but one fan called
and was willing to risk all
that the franchise will land
in Minneapolis.
And why?
Its a cinch." he said.
'The way this club oper-
ates it simply has to go to
Minneapolis. Can't be To-
ronto, Dallas or Houston.
When they go to Minneap-
oils they'll simply turn
those "W's" on the uniform
upside down and they'll
have it made. Think of the
money they'll save"
Evening star., 1958-07-07
GRIFFITH

Continued From Page Ais
tracted 1882 more fans than
last year, transfer talk is bound
to have a defiationary effect on
attendance for the remainder
Of the season.
Griffith is expected to re-
Iceive today permission to "ex-
plore the possibilities" of
moving, giving him extended
time to negotiate with Mime
apolis, Houston, Dallas and
Toronto, interested cities.
Tucci'S willingness to finance
another club in Washington is
in line with the thinking Of at
least two prominent baseball
| figures who have classed WASH
lington as a highly desirable
location for a major league
franchise. One general man
ager stated, "To my mind
Detroit is the best franchise
and Washington ranks second.
It's an untapped gold mine"
Attendance at Griffith Sta
dunn plunged steadily from its
peak of 1,027,216 in 1916 until
lit sagged to 1852 in 1855.
There have been slight at
tendance increases the last two
years. Another increase is
possible this year. despite the
fact the club is expected to
finish in the second division for
the 18th successive season.
The idea Of a 10-club league
has not been received with en-
thusiasm by American League
owners so far. At least three
clubs have been reported
strongly opposed.
The National League also will
discuss the 10-club idea and
its decisions may have an in
direct bearing on Washington S
baseball future. The older
league will hear a report on a
proposal for New York City to
build a stadium as a lure for
return Of q franchise.
william Shea, Mayor Robert
Wagner's representative who
will make the sales pitch, said:
I'VE must get the promise of a
franchise. II we do. we will
promise the National League a
park"
He is ready to promise a $12
million stadium seating $4,000.
1t probably would be- built at
Flushing Meadows.
II the Senators leave WASH
ington and the National League
puts a ninth team in New York,
it might look a long time with
out finding a better spot than
the Capital for its 10th club.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Tunerko Repeats
In French Stokes

PARIS, July z (P).-F. Du-
pres Tanerko. a hot favorite,
won the Grand Prix de Saint
Cloud yesterday for the second
year in succession, earning
$71.428 for his owner.
Tanerko. who was ridden by
G. Lequeux. is by Tantieme out
of La Divine. DeniSy was second
and Flying Relic third. The
distance was $500 meters.
Soon after the start. Jean
MaSSard, French jockey, was
thrown from his mount, Yoggi
He suffered a conclusion and
was hospitalized.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
RedIond Keeps
Record Clean

Redlands remained unbeaten
in handing Hickman a. Monard
its second defeat, 9-6, in a
Montgomery County League
baseball game yesterday at
Emory Grove.
Buddy Wilson slammed a
home run and a double and
batted in three runs, while
Scotty Silver hit a double, triple
and single to drive in rour.
Greg Morris pitched a six-hit-
ter for Redland, which now has
an 80 record.
In other games, Colesville
beat Rockville. l5-S, at Coles
vile, behind Don Sibole's'grand
slam homer. and Sandy Spring
won a Ia decision at Da-
maScus.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Hickey Skaters
Track Mark in
Win at Aquosco

No one came within As miles
per hour Of Larry Hickey's top
speed ! nthe Chrysler- powered
dragster yesterday in the East
ern States championship drag
racing meet at Aquasoo Speed
way.
Hickey. "a year : old Ameri-
can University student from
Bethesda. set a track record of
1888 miles per hour at the
end of a quarter mile, which
won for him a SIS savings bond,
But rain washed out the top
eliminator runs and Hickey,
Walt Kinsley, j. j. Jenkins and
Joe Jacono split that prize
money.
Glass winners:
AD-Larry Hickey, Bethesda, Chrys-
ler-dragster, 1885 miles per hour, Ga
Ao-Wslt Kinsley. sewell, N. j.,
Thn1derbird-draeste lisa, lila.
BO-Gene Aldops Bethesda, Olds-
mobile-dragster. 1870. 1871
Fc-J, j. Jerkies. Paulsboro, N. j.,
1877 Ford Corvette, 1897, I2.4.
:. -Camwinders Club, catonsville,
Nd Ford -Olds. 1920. l3.I.
pr - 10 John MeCarter, Wilmington,
CC--Joe Jacono. Chester, Pa, 1882
Ford Cadillac. 1Q4 9, 11.S
AAA-J. ), jenkins, Paulsboro, N. j.,
lsaS alFrsS FgTd-SChsssy; sy,i 1889 ;,i;sIa iSI
1882 Ford-chevy, io4's, is.5. y
1910 Ford, 76.o. 17,S. 'ssOn
CR5-Hartford Auto Club, Aberdeen
Moi zc;nn1 ;FoInq7Dss0so; ss0s ns tos;9; .;. IS0;
1919 FcEdc c6eSs ISi ). ssaii95seof' i5ee n d
1924 Ford -olds. 1910. l1..s.
oSSGG~Bob Bernardon, Hillside. Nd,
1856 Chevrolet. 81. i5.0. 0 'Au
on oEoGnRon Miller. Norfolk, 1854 Ford
IA Ex@Flritz wrsy, washington. 1881
1857 ThInderbird. SO. ia,f. SDtns
1887 sS440cHS%sr cd7Sspss 3 5R1aSm0Rd x 2 washinstOn
umpS pSkiex TRs 9sSi 9PsslSSinsfky sEyS Baltimore Tri.
SSA=Bill Rausch, Port Republic
Md. 1858 Pontiac, $50, 1851.
SS~Rlaye Birkett; Washinston. 1855
ASA--Clarence Gibson, Cooksyille
Nd, 1857 Pontiac. "a o, I6.l.
Aston Buckler, Prince Frederick
Mo, 1906. Chevrolet, $50. I5.7.
BsA - Mike, Maiatico, Hyattsville
ls BsORo6spt RsSqtile BOW sSs;q lg:S; HGn,,nstovr
MO 1856 Chevrolet, $50, 1870.
CSA--Daniel Critics, Baltimore, 1854
oidGsamo5tle, a3.O. l5;0.
1855 Chevrolet. 500 III "S'hins'0n
pSIJim Lemons, Brentwood. Nd
1893 Oldsmobile, $50, 1870.
ESELefty Heisner, PennsyIyania
ls2g ng oieSimoetle Sia 5O1. us.
1910 Ford, 700, 19.1.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Potomac Riders
Place in Show

Potomac Pony Club young
Sters scored a second and q
third in the Maryland Virginia
Pony Club rally held over the
week end at McDonogh School
lat Reistertown, Md.
In the most hotly contested
division. Potomac's "B" riders
Pat Talbot and Judy Hogan
were nosed out by 4.S points
by Donald Hebb, Sally Cans
and Sybby Miller of the Balti-
more Hartford Club.
Potomac's No. l team earned
third place in the &c" compe.
tition with excellence in al
riding phases. but falling short
lin stable management. Balti.
more Hartford won by 7.3 point'
over runnerup Orange-M Middle
burg.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Johnstown Splits
In Storage Series

Johnstown, Pa, defeated Fed
eral Storage, 6-2, yesterday on
the West Ellipse to gain an
even break in the two-game
baseball series with the Stor-
agemen over the week end.
Pitcher Ken Jones scattered
seven hits for Johnstown while
Butch Koontz led the hitters
with two for four. Koontz had
four hits in Saturdays game,
won by Federal Storage, 9-5
Ronnie Terwilliger, former
Wakefield High star, hit a solo
homer for Federal Storage, now
15-4 overall.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Bubo Lewis Gets
Second Title in
Tennis Tourney

The Middle Atlantic clay
court tennis championships
were concluded at Edgemoor
Club yesterday as Baba Lewis
and Hugh Lynch, jr., won the
mixed doubles title.
Lynch and Miss Lewis. the
latter from Boston, defeated
Fred McNair and Charlotte
Decker, 7-5. Ga. Miss Lewis
previously shared the women's
doubles title with Donna Floyd.
McNair had won the men S
singles and doubles.
In semifinals yesterday morn
ing, Miss Lewis and Lynch
eliminated Buddy Adair and
Nancy Corse. 60. 60. and
McNair and Decker ousted Don
and Donna Floyd. 60, 6-2.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Legion Leaders
Keep Deadlock

Greenbelt and Colmar Manor
each scored victories yesterday
to remain tied for the lead al
20 in second-half play Of the
Southern Maryland American
Legion baseball league.
Greenbelt defeated Cheverly
6-2, at Cheverly and ColmaI
Manor beat Suitland, 90. be-
hind Billy Larwood's four-hittel
ct Riverdale. My Maryland
(I-n won 3-1 over Hyattsville
as Jim Lucas hurled three-hit
ball for the victors at Maryland
Park. Suitland has a ii record
while Hyattsville and Cheverly
have 0-2 marks.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
ToP DELAWARE APPRENTICE
Jest Becomes Reality
For Jockey CorIe
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing editor

STANTON. Del. July -
About three years ago, a blond
senior from Bedford Pa) high
school turned up in the towns
department store. understand
ably proud to be fitted for a
varsity sweater and letter for
his efforts as a 95-pound class
wrestler.
Noting his small features and
size. the manager quipped: "A
fellow like you should be q
Jockey instead Of q wrestler"
The jesting remark became q
prediction.
Top Delaware Apprentice
Three years and q month
later. the young man to whom
the remark was directed is the
leading apprentice rider at Del
aware Park. Robert E. Corle.
now %. is still q bit surprised Of
his adventure in racing.
The manager of the Bedford
clothing store-Art Hines
happened to be an off-and-on
horse owner. Hines took young
Corle, who had no employment
prospects at the time, to the
Cumberland half-mile track in
the Alleghanies. not too far
from Bedford.
There Corle, who had never
seen a thoroughbred horse. was
introduced to the late trainer,
Bill Irvine, sr.. who in his ear
llier days had trained Sun Beau.
among others. Irvine, who at
one time was a jockey, gave the
youngster a job and his riding
career was launched.
First Winner at Sunshine
1t was 2la years later before
Corle achieved his first winner
that at Sunshine Park jan
uary 81 of this year. During
that period he learned much
about racing and spent eight
months on Alfred vanderbilt's
Sycamore Farm in Maryland.
In 1856, Corle rode three
races but did not sign a con-
tract until the following year.
Through Irvine, he signed with
John S. Kelly. Washington
owner and trainer who also OPP
crates a lumber company in the
Capital. Kelly, owner Of Deack
Duncan, still holds Corle's con-
tract, which is looking better
everv day
This Delaware Park meeting
has been a dream for Corle.
On the Fourth Of July he rode
Evening star., 1958-07-07
WEEKEND FIGHTS
By the Assoeiated Prem

BRooKLYN-Jose Torres. 161, New
York, outpointed Yves Lowery, 1856.
Allentown, Pa, six.
KENOSHA. Wis.-Bob Kinds, 1856.
Madison, Wis, won on disqualification
after second round over Leroy Dues,
215, Detroit.
HAVANA. Cuba Rudeli Stitch,
1928. Louisville, outpointed Kid Fiehi-
cue, 147, Cuba, 10.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Greenock S Victory
Keeps County Leud

Greenock remained atop the
Prince Georges County Baseball
League standings with a 1913
victory at Silver Hill yesterday,
Baden kept pace a half-game
behind with a 10 victory ct
home against Clinton.
Marlboro won at Gwynn
Park, 5-4, and Bristol also tri-
Fumphed. 5-4. over Cedar Grove
at Bristol.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Cos Light Nine Wins
On Hit by Schwub

Jim Schwab singled in the
winning run in the eighth in
ming to give Gas Light Post A
a 5-4 victory over Walker Post
"B" team in the District Amer
ican Legion Baseball League
game on the North Ellipse yes
terday.
Gas Light, now 80 in the
standings, can clinch the first
half championship by beating
Kenna Main Post at 6 pm. to-
morrow at Fairlawn.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Baltimore Holds
BusebulI' Trot

BALTIMORE. July 7 (Spe-
ciaD Feature Of a nine-race
card at Baltimore Raceway to-
night is the All-Star Baseball
Trot. in honor of tomorrow's
major league classic at Memo
rial Stadium.
Favored in the featured sew
enth race is Safety First, from
the Frank Hastings Stable in
Ocean City. Md. Others in the
field are Master Scott. ll-year-
old from the AppoQuinimink
Stables: James Cinco, Scotch
Bomb and Lockheart Royal.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Clowns, Hawks
PIoy Tomorrow

Ulysses Grant Greene and
Doug williams are expected to
be the opposing pitchers again
tomorrow night when the In
Cianapolis Clowns and Los
Angeles Hawks return to Grif-
fifth Stadium for a return base
bali game and comedy show.
The game will begin at S:l5.
Greene, 17-year-old Clowns
sensation who pitches with
either hand. scattered four hits
during a 6-2 victory over the
Hawks recently at Griffith
Stadium.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Swift Wins Aquin

Newt Swift Of GaitherSburg
won his third feature motor
cycle race Of the year at Vista
Raceway yesterday, finishing
in front of Robert Harkins.
Swift also won the second semi
final preliminary ahead OF
Drayton Tylee, who spilled
after the finish but was un-
hurt.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
Gurvin's Girls Bow

RICHMOND. July Z (R.-
Pearl Laundry Pollyannas of
Richmond won the second
annual women's National Slow
Pitch softball championship
yesterday, defeating Garvin's
Grille of Washington, 4-3, in
the tournament windup.
Evening star., 1958-07-07

Totals 80 412 4 Totals 80 IL is II
/ Ran for Lynch In 4th: 2 Struck
out for Miller in 5th: 3 Grounded out
for Gray in 6th: 4 Grounded out for
Roberts in 7th; Singled for Fernan-
dez in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA - 600 112 600
CINCINNATI - 0O6 113 00x--1l
24-s. Cincinnati, S7-I1. LoB-Phila-
delphia. q: Cincinnah. 10.
2b-Dropo. Gramnias. Lynch, Hoax.
lHR-Bouchee, Bell. SB-Ashburn, Fer
lnandez. S-Miksis. SF-Dropo, Jones.
Evening star., 1958-07-07
BALTIMORE
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