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Uso SCHEDULE

Saturday January IS 500 pm. Ping Pong Tournament. 800 pm. movie New Faces" with Ronny Graham and Ertha Kilt. Sunday January 19 800 am. to HOO Open house. Monday January 20 500 pm. Bingo.
 Tuesday January 21 loo pm. Graft Classes Cooper Enamel ling & Crepe Paper Craft 2::3O pm. Basket Weaving Class. Wednesday January p goo am.
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Simple Thing,; and others.itt--:;s-:.t'. !.
 There will be only one ..tsper- formance on Wednesday..;sy,>.,
 Thursday and Friday is'-
 Frank Sinatra, the singer who made good as an actor, comes to the local screen, this time in a Western. He plays the starring role in Johnny Concho."
 Set in Arizona of the 187O's, Johnny Concho' tells of a coward who becomes hero Hi a crucial time in his life. Co-starring in the film with Sinatra are Keenan Wynn, William Conrad and Phyllis Kirk. #
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to Hoo pm Open Hiuse Thursday January g 100 pm. Craft Classes Cooper Enamel ling & Crepe Paper Craft). 800 pm. Movie. Friday January 24 2:3O. pm. Basket Weaving Class. 7:30 pm.
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Today

Star studded Boom Town, action drama reprint showing at the Orpheum today, has some of inc screens favorites with Spenc- er Tracy, Hedy Lamar, Claudette Colbert and Clark Gable.
 Spectacular action is highlight feature, when a blazing oil we'll fire is whiffed out by blast of INT. and oil gushers roar in to SAoot derricks high into the air.
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Sunday and Monday

sunday and Monday IT. Y: ,s::' {. :.
 The story of the future, <, the rocket pilots who shape Americas future in the air by flying the latest jetrocket planes, comes to the screen tomorrow. Toward the Unknown" Toiuca production n Warner Color, stars William Holden, and has in the cast Lloyd Nolan, Virginia Leith and Charles McGrath.
 All of the outdoor sequences of the film were shot at the Edwards Air Force Base in California, with the X-2, latest experimental plane playing an important part in the story.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 New Faces" from the stage production of the same name. This film is in Cinemascope and Tech nic0lor and is said to have been produced exactly as it was played on the stage. It has the same cast, songs, dances.
 In the cast are Eartha Kilt, Ronny Graham, Robert Clary. Alice Ghostly Eartha Kilt will be heard in C'est Si Bon, Santa Baby, Uskadara, Monotonous, Love is a
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Pinochle and Canasta Toltr1a- iiIn,1enfs. Ill N
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NOTICE

NOTICE ,,,.1 The MOntmartre Inn will be open Sunday afternoons. Special Family dinners will be served:
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Y X - x ## #s 9a ~ N IF Rj } Tv. Schedule SATURDAY. Football 4:3o-G Set co No. 8 S0O-Eye On New York S3o-AImateur Hour 6:oo-Meet Millie Jimmy Dean EfoLPeople Are Funny E5o-Western Marshall zoo Caesars Hour S00- Alcoa Hour 1o.G1Gale Storm I0-3O-To Tell The Truth II-Oo-Price Is Right
 Sunday z;O0-Football 4-20-Rutgers a;o0-Teeny's Tots Oive) ISulDenniS Day 500 Circus Time 7:0O-Disneyland
 8:OO1Steve Allen S-00-I've Got A Secret 9-30E Panic o 0'-ronrad Nagel Playhouse Io:30- Camera Three HOO o0-Highway Patrol
 Monday 5:3OL Roy Rogers e:30A Arthur Murray zoo Red Cross (live) 7:45 45President Eisenhower, ,s
 State of the Union Message a:30L Chevy Show san The Hoodlum 10.30A The Star & The Story
 Tuesday 5.NAPolka Time 6.0O-Zane Grey e:30ATenn. Ernie Ford FOO December Bride 7:3O1Red Skelton .O0AArtic Trip of the uSCG STORIS featuring CDR. Wood S.3OA1958 Tournament of Roses s.301 Janet Dean 1000 -Cavalcade of America 1@aO Ted Mack
 Wednesday 5:3O1You Are There to0LLoretta Young e:30AJoe Palooka 7:OO-WatA~ Fowl by Kim Clark 7:45- Nat King Cole 100 This Is Your Life G3O1Star Stage 9rOC1 Spike Jones $50 Captured 1ote0L You Bet Your Life 14D1Kraft
 Thursday 5:3OAMr. Wizard e:eOLTreasure Hunt e:3O1LaSsie FOO Hallmark Hall of Fame 8:30- Victory At Sea soc LRlondie 30LThe Falcon 1o.0OA Concert Hall 1o.3O1 Climax
 Friday 5:3O1 Patti Page 5:45-I.O.P. 500 -Hopalong Cassidy 6:3O- Crunch & Des zoo Big Beat 7-30-You Asked For If S.OO- -Harbormaster 8:30- Big Picture 800 Talent Scouts 9.30-Lets Take A Trip 1000 Dumont Boxing l1:OO Sherlock Holmes All programs are subject to change without advanced notice.
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Fist fights and. gun, play add tnsthe- dCCAON. N. ...t '. ... .....: <. L. .... . III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Campbell Turns
Golf Pro Today

AUGUSTA, Ga. April Z (P,
Joe Campbell of Powell
Tenn. former intercollegiate
golf champion from Purdue,
has announced he is turning
professional Immediately.
Campbell said he would make
his first appearance as a pro
in a pro-amateur tournament
today in Chattanooga. Tenn.
II just decided that
wouldn't be happy unless / was
playing golf" he said.
Campbell said he planned to
participate only in a few pro-
amateur events until his SIX
months apprenticeship was
ended. During this period he
would be unable to accept
money.
He said he probably would
go on the regular tour next
January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
MuIIoy and Patty
Beaten in France

MONTE CARLO. April Z (E1.
Orlando Sirola and Nicolas
Pietrangeli Of Italy advanced
to the finals Of the Butler
Trophy in the Monte Carlo
tennis tournament yesterday
by defeating Gardnar Mulloy
Miami. Fla. and Bulge Patty,
Los Angeles. 6-3, Ga. Ga.
In the semifinals Of ladies'
doubles. Yola Ramirez and
Rosa Maria Reyes Of Mexico
beat Mimi Arnold, Redwood
City. Calf. and Dorothy
Knode, Alameda. Calf. 60,
6+3.
In the ladies' singles semi
finals, Miss Arnold defeated
Christiane Mercellis. Belgium.
3-6. IS. 60. Suzy Kor-
moczi of Hungary beat Yola
Ramirez Of Mexico, Ga, 20,
Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Baltimore Girls Win
In U. S. Budminton /,

BOSTON, April Z R.-A
San Diego southpaw who has
been playing the game only
four years today ruled as the
mems national singles bad
minton champion.
Jim Poole. former basketball
star at San Diego State. cli-
NAKED his sudden rise to
prominence Saturday night by
upsetting Finn Kobbero Of
Copenhagen. Denmark, 15-8.
els. 1873.
Judy Devlin Of Baltimore
won the women's singles crown
and shared the women's doubles
title with her sister Sue. She
also won the mixed doubles
With Kobbero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

STRIKES and SPARES
Bv Joe WIlMAN
By JOE WILMAE
Shoot These Two Similar
Spares Differently

Two of the toughest right
side spares are the 3-6-9-l0
and the 3-5-6-9-l0.
The fact that the 5 pin is
standing In the latter spare re-
quires that 1t be shot different
ly. A straight ball bowler
should release his ball near the
center and aim 1t for the 3-6
pocket. The 3 pin knocks over
the 5; the 6 pin knocks over
the 10; and the ball continues
on into the o.
A hook ball should end up
in the same spot-the 3-6 pock-
et--but 1t should be released a
bit nearer left of center of the
alley to allow the ball to move
out and hook back.
The 3-6-9-l0 should be shot
from the left side, as we show
in the drawing. Once again, the
ball should end up in the 3-6
pocket. and the release point
for all three deliveries (hook,
straight ball and back-up) is
the same. The paths OF the
three deliveries are different.
however. as you can see.
It's possible to turn in either
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Montgomery Boys
Siqn for ~ Baseball

Montgomery County boys will
have until April 10 to sign up
for the YMCA's baseball pro-
gram offered by both the
Bethesda and Silver Spring
branches.
Boys in the third through
sixth grades in school are eligi-
bic. They may register at
Takoma Park. Eastern. Belt.
Western and Kensington Junior
High Schools and at Wheaton.
Walter johnson and Bethesda
Chevy Chase High Schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Mud Hite Dies
At e.; Stqr for
1o Mountuineers

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, April
Z (A0.-Clay B. Mud Hite, g.,
died Of a heart attack in his
car yesterday within about 100
feet of Clarkburg's Washington
Irving High School, where he
coached athletic teams for 81
years.
Hite was about a block from
mis- home when his car came to
rest against a concrete porch
OF home after jumping a curb.
He was dead upon arrival at
a hospital.
The veteran State sports fig-
ure had continued to teach at
Washington Irving after giving
up the coaching job in 1851.
Hite was a native Of Catletts-
burg. KY. but attended Hunt
lngton High School, where he
was a four-sports star. He cap
tanned the 1918 Huntington
basketball team; was an ALL
State football tackle in 1912,
and an All-State fullback in
1913.
Hite also won football letters
at West Virginia University in
1914, 1915 and 1916 before 60
ing into military service in
World War /. He was an Army
lieutenant with overseas service
He then returned to West
Virginia in 1919 to win honor
able mention on Walter Camps
All-America team of that year.
Hite was backfield coach at
North Carolina University in
1920. and then came to WASH
ington Irving here in 1921.
Besides his widow. Hite Is
survived by two daughters, Mrs
Gordon r. Williams of East
Syracuse. N. Y. and Miss Emma
Lee, a Washington Irving stu
dent.
Funeral services we're held
today.
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AUNine0pens
Today; Terps,
Hoyas Busy

American U. will be the last
Of the Washington area coll
leges opening its baseball sea-
son when it plays Mount Un-
ion Of Alliance, Ohio, at AU
this afternoon.
The Eagles have lost most
of last years top players, but
still hope to improve on the
3-l2 record that dropped them
into the Mason-D Dixon Confer
Ience cellar last time.
Mount Union has a veteran
team and opened last Satur.
day with a doubleheader romp
past Potomac State, 1877. 1872.
Other games today are SYRIA
cuSe at Georgetown and Mary
land at Duke.
Georgetown has dropped
both its games so far and
Maryland has lost all four, in
GLIDING one Atlantic Coast
Conference contest to Glenn
son last Saturday, 60. The
Terps' scheduled conference
opener last Friday at South
Carolina was rained out and
will be played as part Of a dou-
bleheader here next Monday.
Duke is the defending ACC
champion and stands 10 in the
league and 90 overall.
This weeks schedule:
Today
Syracuse at Georgetown.
MARYLAND at Duke.
Mount Union at American U.
Tomorrow
Mount Union ct Howard.
Wednesday
Brandeis at GEORGETOWN.
Akron at Howard.
THURSDAY
New Haven Teachers at American U.
George Washington at Maryland.
Friday
Maryland at Johns Hopkins.
Mount st. Marys' at American q,
Baltimore U. at Catholic U.
Howard at North Carolina AIT.
Saturday
George WASHINGTON ct Richmond.
GEORGETOWN at Loyola.
American q. at Baltimore q.
Howard At Shaw.
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Weeks Racing Offers
Tests for 3-Yeor-OIds

lfurlongs in 1:12B for his first
victory in two races. Unraced
as a 2-year-old, the son of Jet
Pilot. l947 Derby winner, was
out o. the money at Santa
Anita in his only previous start.
Geoge d. Widener's Pundit
made it two straight in as
many starts by also winning at
Jamaica. He raced / 1/16 miles
in l:46.
A number of promising s.
year-olds get their chance to-
day in two races at Jamaica,
where the $25, 000-added Ex-
perimental on Saturday will
help a little more to determine
the Kentucky Derby starting
field.
Best rated among today's
starters are Maine Chances
Ebony Pearl. third in the Lou
isiana Derby, and Noureddin,
second in the same race. They'll
go in the l/l6-mile test.
Lincoln Road, who raced Tim
Tam to a half-length in the
Florida Derby, is expected to
receive his final Kentucky
Derby prep in Saturdays Bis
cayne Bay Handicap at Gulf
stream.
Last Saturdays feature races
saw Mrs. Rice also win the
$4,000 Fort Lauderdale at
Gulfstream with Air Pilot at
$3.50. Talent Show returned
$500.
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CoIIeeions Lose
oGIobetrotters

ST. LOUIS, April Z tR.-The
Harlem Globetrotters used few
Of the tricks in their comedy
act here last night in. beating
the College All-Stars. 1858, in
a slow game at Kiel Auditorium
The crowd Of $500. looked for
comedy but got mostly plain
basketball Of an ordinary fash
ion.
Meadowlark Lemon Of the
Globetrotters played for only
the last three minutes Of each
half.
The Trotters showed they
could give an exhibition OF
smooth working, and fine shoot
ing that has helped merge
comedy and basketball into a
box Office success.
Mixed with Lemons antics
we're fancy shots and classy
board work that pushed the
Trotters to a 1928 halftime
lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Cleveland Given
Chance to Lund
MIA Franchise

NEW YORK. April Z R.-
Cleveland. a dark horse in the
speculation. may wind up with
a franchise in the National
Basketball Association tonight.
Owners of the eight pro bas-
ketball clubs will meet here to-
night TO decide on various fran
chise proposals. including the
proposed shift from Cincinnati
to Rochester.
Maurice Podolof, MIA presi-
dent. asked whether Cleveland
was being considered for a
franchise. replied:
Nothing would please me
better than to see Cleveland as
a franchise holder"
Podoloff said he had received
no formal bid for a franchise
from Cleveland interests. but
added he had spoken two or
three times to a party in Cleve-
land anxious to move a club
there. Podoloff declined to
identify the Clevelander.
Cleveland was in the Basket
ball Association of America
when it was ORGANIZED in
1867 but dropped out after
one year. The BAA was merged
with the National Basketball
League to form the MIA.
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BOWLING

Shooting in the final shift,
Bill Kreh from the Wheaton
Commercial League opened his
performance in the Wheaton
Handicap last night with a
game of IA.
What with a SO handicap,
his hopes assembled. 1.
They sank in proportion
when, in the second game, he
rolled l03.
Up again they went in the
third. with a game of l36-and
down again in the fourth with
q 104.
Now, II he could be consistent
in his inconsistency, the VIC
tory would be his. To beat the
leader. Jack Ferrari from the
Spillway Commercial League,
Kreh needed q tally Of 1877.
Somebody reminded him he
was due" again.
HeNresponded with q triple
strike.
To finish. he matched his
opening LA and won the tour
nament with a margin Of eight
over Ferrari.
\ y
For Kreh, who earned $l2O
and a trophy, it was a high
point in his bowling career. For
Nick Rinaldi, proprietor Of the
Wheaton Bowling Center, it
was a happy occasion, too. The
tournament attracted lot en-
tries for an suspicious inau-
gural.
Kreh's tally was 63l-96-727
and Ferarri's. good for $50. was
6l9-l00-7l9. with a high of 40.
Frank Beck from the Arling-
ton Major League, leader at the
halfway mark in the tourna-
ment, wound I'D third at 63l-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
MiIIikun to Help
Coach AII-Sturs

The Harlem Globetrotters'
first appearance at Maryland's
Cole Field House a week from
tonight will be marked by some
inside" assistance to the OPP
posing team.
Bud Millikan, Maryland's
resident genius Of basketball.
will help Ray Meyer Of
DePaul coach the College ALL
Americans on the 10th stop of
the 1858 tour with the Globe
trotters.
Meyer has been head coach
at DePaul for 10 years and
has handled the College ALI
Americans since the annual
tour was begun in 1850. Milli-
kan coached Maryland to
the Atlantic Coast Conference
championship and a IT. rec
ord this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
BY the Associated Press

Results Of racing this week
can 60 a long way toward de-
termining the makeup Of the
field for the Kentucky Derby
at Churchill Downs May 3.
Such stars as Silky Sullivan,
who makes his next start Fri
day at Golden Gate Fields;
Tim Tam. winner of the Fla
mingo and Florida Derby:
Jewels Reward and Nadir al
ready are tabled for positions
in the starting lineup at the
Downs.
But the remainder of the
field for the $125,000-added
turf classic depends on what
the 3-year-olds show between
now and the first Saturday in
May.
Three eligibles gave out
standing performances Satur-
day. Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Tai
ent Show. who ran third be-
hind Tim Tam and Jewels Re-
ward in the Flamingo. stepped
a mile and one-sixteenth in
l:432s in accounting for the
$4,000 Aftermath Purse at
Gulfstream Park.
At Jamaica. Jets Alibi from
Mrs. Eliza beth Graham's
Maine Chance Farm gave evil
dence that he might prove a
worthy running mate for his
better known stablemate,
Jewels Reward. He ran six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
RumbIers Name
Adam as Coach

PHILADELPHIA. April 7 (P).
The Philadelphia Ramblers
of the Eastern Hockey League
today named Doug Adam as
coach for two years. He sue
ceeds Chirp Brenchley. who re-
signed at the end of the past
season.
Adam. who played for the
Charlotte Clippers this season,
will be a playing coach. The
managerial duties handled by
Brenchley will be taken over
by President George L. Davis,
who made today's announce
ment.
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Silky Sullivan
To Run Friday

ALBANY. Calf. April 7 CP,
Silky Sullivan Day Friday
and the $25.000 Golden Poppy
Handicap Saturday highlight
this weeks racing at Golden
Gate Fields.
Silky, the mighty stretch
runner, will go postward in the
$4,000 Greater Northern Cali
fornia Purse-a 1-mile run for
3-year-olos.
Willie Shoemaker will return
from Florida to ride Silky in
the race. 1t probably will be
the colts only spring appear
ance here before flying to
Louisville for the Kentucky
Derby.
The Golden Poppy Handicap
also a l-mile runs open to
Is fillies and mares. The list
includes Connie Rings Market
Basket. voted the top filly at
the recent Santa Anita meet
ing. and Poltex Stables Born
Rich, winner OF the $50,000-
added Santa Margarita Handi-
cap at Santa Anita.
The leading jockey at Golden
Gate is 48-year-old Johnny
Longden with % winners.
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LAUREL NOTES

Ruane for the National riding
lead. Meaux picked up two
winners Saturday at Laurel to
give him four for the week.
Ruane had the same number
at Jamaica last week.
Highlight of the week at
Laurel will be the $4,000
Chesapeake Trial at six fur
longs Saturday. Deack Duncan,
3-year-old surprise of the
Maryland spring season. heads
the prospective field Of IL or
more sophomores. He is owned
and trained by John S. Kelly
Of Washington.
Deack Duncan might run
into trouble from a colt de-
veloped by another Kelly. Ed,
who conditions Harry Isaacs'
Brookf1eld Farms horses.
Ed Kelly believes he has a
good one in I've Got Rhythm.
a War Relic colt who turned in
a sparkling victory last week
after being prepped in South
Carolina.
Jockey Nick Shuk will travel
to Jamaica Wednesday to ride
Movitave in the Prioress Stakes.
The Maryland-bred 3-year-old
filly is unbeaten this year. hav-
ing won the Miss Maryland
Stakes and Barbara Frietchie
Handicap at Bowie.
Ralph Kercheval. manager of
Alfred Vanderbilt's Sycamore
Farm. will address the ladies
seminar at ll:l5 am. Thurs
day in the Laurel clubhouse.
Thursday also is Ladies Day at
the track.
Kercheval. a former football
star for University of Kentucky
and the Brooklyn Dodgers. will
discuss the raising of yearlings,
the breaking Of horses for rae
ing and Native Dancer. VAN
derbilt's famed gray horse who
lost only one race, the Ken
lucky Derby.
William Hal Bishop was with
out a winner for 10 races until
River Gate took Laurels sixth
race Saturday. The former
mule trader also won the
eighth race with Arrant Bully.
He didn't show any profit for
the day as he paid $4,000 for
Skysweeper. whom he claimed
from the eighth race.
Trainer Warren Cross reports
Liberty Sun. owed by Roy E.
Faircloth. is training satisfac-
torily for his first start Of 1858.
Liberty Sun. a Calumet castoff.
has not raced since last August.
The 5-year-old son Of Sun
Again. is being pointed for the
$4,000 Laurel Handicap April
rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

Yankees oldest performer from
the point of playing service is
Catcher Yogi Berra with IL.
other l0-year men include
Larry Dolby of Cleveland. Gene
Woodling. Art Houtteman and
Eddie Miksis of Baltimore, Ned
Carver of Kansas City and
Chuck StobbS of Washington.
In the eight-year class are:
Detroit - Ray Boone. John
Groth. Mickey McDermott and
Gus Zernial; New York-Hank
Bauer. Sal Maglie and Bobby
Shantz; WaShington-Ed Fitz-
gerald and Roy Sievers; Cleve-
land-Bobby Avila and Mike
Garcia; Chicago-Jim Wilson:
Kansas City - Alex Kellner;
Boston-Bob Porterfield.
During or by completion of
the 1858 season. 10 more play
ers will have reached eight
year rating.
These include:
Walt Dropo. Chicago, May 81:
Fred Hatfield. Cleveland, August
81; Minnie MinoSo, Cleveland.
September 4: Chico CarraSquel,
Cleveland. June IL; Jim Busby,
Baltimore. August %: Jackie
Jensen, Boston, June 4: Willard
Nixon, Boston, June 26: and
Joe DeMaestri. Kansas City.
Billy Loes. Baltimore. and Gil
McDougald. New York. all at
the end of the season.
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SLAUGHTER RANKING GRAVEYARD
39'OId Pros Listed
In American League

CHICAGO, April Z (P.-The
term "old pro- is a patented
sports cliche, but in the Amer
lean League it fits no fewer
than 80 players who are Of
fetal veterans.
Veteran status-Requiring Ell
ther 10 years of combined
major league service and time
in military service. or eight
years Of actual baseball serv-
ice-means a player cannot be
sent down to the minors with
out his consent.
A check with Earl j. Hilligan,
Service Bureau director. dis
closed the American League
has "a players with 10 or more
years service and is holding
eight-year service cards.
Slaughter 20-year Man
The ranking graybeard and
lone 20-year man is Enos
Slaughter of the New York
Yankees, whose salad years. of
course, were spent with the st.
Louis Cardinals.
Ted williams of the Boston
Red Sox will become a 20-year
man on the 50th day of the 1859
season, while Mickey Vernon
of the Cleveland Indians is
working on his 18th season.
According to Hilligan's fig
ures, other American Leaguers
with is or more years in the
majors include Jim Hogan OF
Detroit, Early Wynn of Chicago
and Virgil Trucks and hurry
Dickson of Kansas City. all To-
year men, and Bob Lemon of
Cleveland, holding a l5-year
rating.
Cleveland's Vic Wertz. is
credited with l4i2 major years
and Washington's Eddie YoSt
with 1872.
10 More Coming Up
The Chicago White Sox list
eight players in the l0-year
category. Besides Wynn, these
include Billy Pierce, Nellie Fox,
Billy Goodman. Sherm Lollar.
Les Moss. Earl TorgeSon and
Gerry Staley.
Excepting Slaughter. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
K. Of G. Booters
Win Cup Contest

The Central Valet knights Of
Columbus soccer team defeated
Myron Cowell. So, in a Row
land Cup seminal game yes
terday at Twenty-third street
and Constitution avenue NV.
Ruben Torel scored with Is
minutes remaining in the game
to tie the score, 30. Arch Nc
Inally added two straight goals
and then Torel and Antonino
Cashiolia each scored again to
turn the game into a rout.
Torel finished with three
goals while Michael Holt got
both scores for Myron Cowell,