Evening star., 1958-07-13
WIN, LOSE OR
DNAW By FRANCIS srANN
OF This and That

american League Al-Star squad by the players agrees
that Bob Cerv deserved the No. spot and likes the
system of having players pick the teams "Tbe onlv
other fair way to choose the An-Star Ted says s to
permit fans attending games vote but not for anv
member OF their home club" Does Williams think he
also would have been the A-Star team if the fans
had voted? I'D guess so" Ted replies "I also think
Cerv would have been the starting lefthelder too"
The Washington-Lee High School crews trip to
Henley cost $4,000 which is about $4,000 more than
estimated due to the cost of shipping the she'll adding
one extra person to the official party and remaining
overseas five more days than planned AS promised the
Arlington Chamber of Commerce made good the balance
but the Arlington Junior &C like to reimburse the
senior group and therefore is keeping open the uck-a
Mile" fund
Ray Hanken, of George washngton's varsity
football coaches is in his 18th year supervisor for
the Arlington County va Department of Recreation and
Parks. Tom OKeefe Georgetowns freshman basketball
coach. is in his first supervisor Among the coec-
ton of trumpets owned by Tony Anthony top light
heavy contender, is a 1925 job
SOME AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUB owners are looking
with Jaundiced eye at member of the Washington
Ball Clubs board of directors "a publicity hound" one
owner termed him in Baltimore at the Al-star Game
What, another California racing sensation already?
Robert Heber turf writer for the Los Angeles Mirror
takes this note of Tony Zone M Lees fourth victory in as
many starts in California "Horsemen riders and writer's
at Hollywood Park ready to him the best 2-year
old in the land" To which Pimlicos Charlie Johnson
says: "As recall Silky Sullivan, Like Magic Bold
Bazooka Your Host and other California wonder horses
one can think of best in the West least in the East
The Goldie Ahearns, despite stop at Las Vegas had
enough left In the kick to continue to Hawaii from where
Goldie and Helene sent postcard Pete Radernachers
confidence he approaches his Angeles fight with
Fora Foley said to be based flaws he discovered
during two amateur meetings July date of the first
AStar Game in Baltimore has been pretty important
date in the Monumental Citys baseball history For
instance July 1902 the board directors of the
Baltimore Baseball Club formally granted the release of
John j. McGraw, act which hastened the Punishment
of Baltimore in the majors for so years. Then on July
1914 Babe Ruth sold by the Orioles to the sox
along with Ernie Shore and Ben Egan.
Elliott Burch who took the extensive Brookmeade
Stable last autumn when his father Preston had heart
attack may well the brightest young horse training
prospect in the business The 34-year-old Elliott has
developed three stakes winners Brookmeades earnings
are more in the first six months this year than in all of
1857.
WHEN THE INDIANS LICKED the Yankees the other
day the winning battery probably had the longest and
shortest of any pitchercatcher combo baseball
The square handle of Ceveands pitcher Calvin Coolidge
Julius Caesar Tuskahoma McLish The catcher was j. W.
Porter-ius initials front AS for Cal McLish
is called Chief by his teammates he explains that
he the only of eight children whom his father
permitted to He probably was making up
for not getting to the Others" McLish reasons
Credit has been given Willie Hartack as the first
jockey to the national championship three consecu-
tive years Q9556-7) but reveals that Jimmy
Mclaughlin leading rider in 1SS4-567 and this will
be brought out when McLaughln's appears this
years ballot for the National Jockeys Hall of Fame at
PimNeo Mclaughlin overlooked because the Amer
can Racing Manual records date back only to 1895 Some
muSty volumes Of GoodwnS Turf Guide in the Maryland
Jockey Club library went back far 1764
John v. Rockne, youngest son of the famed Knue
has retired from the insurance business in South Bend
at 80 to become program director for St Mchaels Home
Catholic chd-care institution Staten Island Rockne
explains that he had long wanted enter this type
work but with six children of his only recently
he afford MNTa 10
advertisement beginning I'VE pleased to the
addition to staff insurance surety bonds of Ralph
v. Guglielmi participating associate" only echoes
Coach Joe Kuharchs less formal pleasure welcoming
Gugielmi back Redskn quarterback.