davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Silky Runs Tomorrow
Under New Trainer

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. May rs
(Ap).-Sllky Sullivan has a new
trainer and a rugged challenge
the $50, 000-added Los Angeles
Handicap At Hollywood Park
tomorrow.
The stretch-running silky
viii 20 against two OF the coun-
try's leading handicap perform
ers. Hillsdale and Amefigo. A
field Of about q dozen Is ex-
pected. including Alhambra.
Seaneen, Tempest II. Royal Liy-
ing. Aliwar. How Now and
others. Fleet Nasrulleh has
been withdrawn because Of a
fever.
How Now. owned BIZ George
Newell Of Seattle, won the =
furlong event last year.
Silky.s owner, Tom Ross. re-
placed Trainer Reggie Cornell
with Wayne Stuck after Cor
nell disagreed with Ross over
racing Silky in the Los An
geles. Cornell. who painstak-
ingly nursed Silky back from
leg trouble that sidelined him
for four months, felt the race
was too tough for a horse that's
been away so long. Silky was
entered yesterday.
Cornell is in Baltimore TO
saddle Royal Orbit for the
Preakness.
Hillsdale, the Indiana bred
colt owned by C. W. Smith, De-
troit industrialist and sports
man. was assigned high weight
Of l24 pounds.
In his last nine starts, Hills
dale has won six stakes and
finished no worse than second.
His biggest victory was in the
100000 Santa Anita Maturity
last January.
Tomorrow will be Hillsdale's
first start since he finished a
close second to Terrang in the
Santa Anita Handicap.
Amerigo is owned by Mrs.
Tilyou Christopher. Florida
horsewoman. Amerigo. stakes
winner in Florida. will be max
ing his first start since he lost
by a neck to Vertex in the
500, 0O0-added Gulfstream Park
Handicap. He carries 1l9
pounds.
Fred w. Hooper's well-re-
garded Alhambra ran fourth in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Track Stors Bid
For Records in
West Coast Meet

LOS ANGELES. May Is
Cap Nationally known track
and field athletes make an as
sault on records tonight in the
10Th annual Coliseum Relays
before an anticipated 10000
fans.
Individual duels are promised
IN the 100-yard dash between
Bobby Morrow, the 1856 triple
Gold Medal winner in the
Olympic Games, and Ray Nor
ton Of San Jose, Calf, State,
who upset him at Fresno a
week ago.
Eddie Southern. like Nor
row a Texan, renews his bid to
defeat the former Ohio State
great. Glenn Davis, in the 440.
And Ed Moran Of Penn State
may have to go all out to keep
ahead of Bill Dellinger of the
Air Force or Jerome Walters
of the Southern California
Striders in the mile run.
And in the shot-put ring
i8-year-old Dallas Long of the
Southern California freshmen
will threaten the world record
of So feet 2 inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Spurtuns' Coach
Blasts Signing
Of Bonus Baby

EAST LANSING. Mich, May
is (AP).-John Kobs, Michi-
gan State baseball coach. ex-
ploded with harsh words yes
terday against major league
bonus baby signing tactics.
Kobs had just learned the
Cleveland Indians had signed
his star outfielder, .400-pluS
hitter AL Luplow, to a bonus
contract. Luplow, a sophomore
from Saginaw, Mich. also is a
football halfback.
The amount of the bonus
was not disclosed although the
Saginaw News said it was well
over $4,000.
THAT shows you how incon-
siderate those birds can be, "
Kobs fumed. 1--WE just have
10 days left in the Big Ten
season. You'd think they
would at least let him finish
out the season with u.s."
Just Wednesday Luplow had
hit a two-run homer to help
Michigan State to a 5-4 vic
tory over Notre Dame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

the Premiere. carrying l2S
pounds. He goes with iie to-
morrow. He rates As one OF the
swiftest sprinters In the Nation
and was no worse than third In
hve races this year. with one
victory scored In the Armed
Handicap at 0ulfstream Park.
How Now scored three stakes
triumphs az the 1888 Hollywood
meeting. In I've trips 10 the
post this year, he has won one,
finished second In another and
out Of the money In the others.
He tired and was seventh a
week ago. carrying third high
weight Of i32. He drops three
pounds for tomorrows effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Disqualified

Chipman's Heel finished sec
ond. but was disqualified for
causing the collision. He was
placed last. Careless Miss was
given the second spot. Alton
Lee was the show horse.
Dave Legum, the Washington
trainer driver, stole the show
last night, however, scoring
three winners, including the
feature Pan American Trophy
with his 3-year-old colt, Brown
Star.
Brown Star, the 1-to-2
favorite. returned So, SO and
$2.40. Second place went to
Americonnia Direct, with East
ern Star third.
Legum's other winners were
Red Top ($6.40) in the first
race to start a. $28.40 daily
double, and Grand Easter Volo
(S14.20), in the sixth race. Mrs.
John Quinn's E. D. Hawk won
the second race to make it a
good payday for holders of the
So combination.
Legum is the second driver
to score a triple this meeting
at Rosecroft. The previous
night Jack Quinn went to the
winners circle three times.
A crowd of 1892 wagered
$215,072 last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Oldest SandIot
Loop 10 Open

The Industrial League. oldest
sandlot baseball circuit in the
area, will start its 9th season
at 3 pm. tomorrow on tie West
Ellipse. Silver Hill, last years
city and league champion will
play the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation, league runnerup.
Other teams in the league are
Federal Storage, Jack Blank
formerly M&M Distributors, i,
Volkswagen formerly Jack
Pry) and Union Printers.
This weeks schedule (all
games at $50 pm. on the
West Ellipse).
Monday-Open.
Tuesday-FBI VS.. Jack Blank.
Wednesday - Union Printers vs.,
Thursday-silver Hill VS.. Union
Friday-Jack Blank VS.. volkswagen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Auto Race Variety Offered
Area Fans Over Week End

Airport. Arlington's Fred Wind
ridge will enter the 1-hour
main event in Mrs. Harry C.
Boden'S Lister-Scarab.
The week end schedule here
and major nearby races:
TONIGHT
Dorsey Md Speedway - Sports
man stocks, 10 events. $50.
TOMORROW
Old Dominion Speedway - Sports
man stocks, sig events, S:45.
Westport Speedway Baltimore
Sportsman stocks, s pm.
Cumberland ND Municipal Airport
SEGA sports cars, two novice races
, pm.
Marlboro Motor Raeewsy - Sports
man stocks, six events, 40.
Cd Dominion Speedvay-Drag rae
kauSsco speedway-Dras rscins
Cumberland Municipal Airport
SEGA sports cars, eight national
Trenton IN. ~ FairErounds-NAs-
CAR grand national $50 miles. time
IanEhorne pa speedwsy-Lsti
model and sportsman stocks anc
sports cars. 200-mile round robin. / ,. m
Williams Grove pa Speedway
Modified stocks. / pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

The week end-eSpecially
Sunday-offers a variety of
auto racing.
At nearby tracks. sportsman
stock car racing will be offered
at Dorsey Speedway tonight.
Old Dominion Speedway to-
morrow night and at Marlboro
Sunday afternoon, plus drag
racing at Old Dominion and
AouaSco again Sunday.
For those willing to travel,
there will be sports cars at
Cumberland, Md; a NASCAR
l5O-nlile Grand National at
Trenton. N. j.; modified stock
cars at Williams Grove. Pa,
and a mixed field of stock and
sports cars at Langhorne. Pa.
all on Sunday.
The Steel Cities Region.
Sports Car Club Of America. is
offering its seventh annual
races at Cumberland Municipal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Sailors Guide Due
To Return to Racing

( ATLANTIC CITY, Nav 10
i(AP) Sailors Guide, the Aus
tralian horse that won the
Washington, D. c.. Interna-
tional at Laurel last fall, has
returned to training and will
be pointed for Atlantic City's
100000 United Nations Handi-
cap.
The one and three-sixteenths
turf event will be run Sept. 10.
Sailors Guide, who won the
International when Tudor Era
was disqualified, was sent to
California after his Laurel VIC
tory but appeared lame and
was shipped back to Kentucky
for a rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Keefer Cup Win Raises
Mrs. HonIey's Roting

seven strokes for each round.
for her lat total. Mrs. Hanley
won low net in the playoff
while Mrs. Ferriday took low
gross honors.
Although outdriven by sew
eral yards in the playoff. Mrs.
Hanley hung on to carry Mrs.
Ferriday to the third hole be-
fore defeating the former
champion.
Mrs. Hanley, wife Of an off,
cial of the international Co.
operation Administration of
the State Department, is a ma
tive of Brussels. She has played
golf for several years on the
continent and won several tour
naments but none the stature
of the Keefer Cup. She was a
four-time winner of an inter-
national ourname nt near
Lisbon.
District Tourney Next
The next big tournament of
the WDGA is the District
championship at Argyle June
1919. Since this is Mrs. Han
ley's home course, she will be
a strong contender. Mrs. Frank
Cush of Argyle is defending
champion of this event.
In addition to Mrs. Hanley,
Argyle produced three other
prize winners yesterday. Mrs.
Thomas Konopa, last years
winner, won second low net
with rounds of 1922 minus
a each round for l48. Mrs,
Cush was second low gross with
1884 minus 6 each round for
1856, and Mrs. w. E. Howard,
1891 minus IL each round for
1856 and fourth low net.
Other winners were Mrs.
Charles Egenroad, Washington
Golf and Country Club. 87-86
'-18 for 155 and third low
net; Mrs. Edward King, Army
Navy, 84-90-18 for 1856;
Mrs. william Weitzen, Indian
Spring, S8-9l-22 for 1877; Mrs.
Joseph Zias, Congressional,
87-94-24 for 1877. and Mrs.
Hartwell MacCartney. Ken
wood, 85-88-16 fol l57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Rocinq Bill Defeated

HARTFORD. Conn, May is
(AP) "A bill that would have
created a State racing COM
mission and permitted pari-
mutuel betting in Connecticut
was defeated yesterday by the
State House of Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

I-Azoe. Bold Ops. FIRST Cash.
Colonel Tim, Titan Heather, Ro-
bot Il.
Admiral. Sour Note, Up the
River
War Cable, Brown Jus
5-Rough Brlars, Galareh, Biz Crash.
6-F Letting VIII, Advice. Liberaee.
Texas Token, Andys Hope. Happy
Warrior.
S-MlRhty Cross, Atheneum. Prince
lamar.
g-Blue Pencil, Heros Folly. Clontoo.
BEST BET-Mighty Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

Faced 3 batters In 9Th.
AZ Paced batters In eth.
winner--Rush t3-Ol. Loser-Nunn
(2-2l.
WP-MeDaniel. Pizzaro. U--Delmore.
Barlick. Jackowski, Crawford. T-3:ll.
A-1,3b6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

Mssa5s::ss iq sg.F; s.o Ess. s7if9 A bP
Losan 70 Adsoek fosan 70 Tore.
LOb-Mliwaukee 10, 81 Louis ~,
sb--Loean, Aaron 2, Tore, DlAsin-
sams cannilsham; cimoll' H--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
REDLEGs, z; CUBS, o

Winner = Daley u-2). Loser -
U-Flaherty. Umont, Berry, Homo
chick, T-2:09. A-1,26S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
MAJOR BOX SCORES
PIRATES. 7; DODGERS. s


Totals 40 7ief Totals ~ Hla q
I Singled for Kiippstslp in 9TH. 2
Doubled for thinner In athi Z Ran for
alq' rS se %. ' To- f s' ~ sV Sts u
Us SAnNUohREfs go TO 90 ig6-6
eureh, e7-i9. Los Angeles. e7-tf DIP
Great 70 haaeroaki TO stuart, Lon
--pittsbureh, 4. Los Aneeles. 10,
gb-Demeter, Pignatano, Hoax, Snl.
Der, .HR--Meiias. stuart. sR-hoek'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
As, z; ORIOLES,

Totals 30 2 lO1 Totals 30
Reached first on fielder's choice
for Klaus In eth; . Flied out for
Ginsberg In eth: 3 Grounded out for
ODeil in Sth.
KANSAS CITY - OlO 900 1000
BALTIMORE 900 100 OOO-l
E. GinsberE. Triandos. PO-A -
Kansas City, 27-l2: Baltimore, 27-10.
DP-Gsrdner to Miranda to Boyd.
LOB-Ksnsas City, Q: Baltimore. 3
HR-Maris, tasty Smith, Daley,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
GIANTS, 8; PHILLIEs, o
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 0 3 0 Totals 80 s 97
/ Popped out for Phillips in 9th;
. Ran for Wagner in It'll; 8 Doubled
for Meyer in Sth,
PHILADELPHIA ---- 600 900 OO0-0
SAN FRANCISCO 49, 100 41O OOX-S
E. Bouchee. PO-A - Philadelphia.
24-13: San Francisco. go, DIP
Meyer to Fernandez to Bcuchee. LOB
- Philadelphia. A. San Francisco. o.
2b-Landrith Hammer, RODGERS, HR
Mays, Washer, Spencer: SB-Mays.
S-McCormick co. SF--Mays.
ip er BIB so
semproch ----- 59s 8 Z 9 1
Phillips ------- ia ! 1 9 9
Hearn - q q o
Mccormick u-2U Loser
Semproch t2-2l.
HBP-By Meyer (Wagnerl U-Do-
natelli. Conlsn. Burkhart, Venzon.
-2:23. A--6,235.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
WHITE Sox. IA; RED SoX, s.
BOSTON
CHICAGO

Totals AZ i4ie13 Totals 366li6
Singled for Monbouquette In 5th;
2 Struck out for Bowsheld in Sth.
CHICAGO -------- 3O1 222 211-i4
BOSTON -------- 600 OOl l4O-
E-white, Buddin. PO-A--Chicago
27-6. Boston, 21-l5. DP-Runnels 10
Gernert; Fox TO ApAricio 70 Torgeson.
LB-Chicago, II; Boston, y.
2b-Smith, Jensen, Lollar 90, NAL
zone, Buddin. 3b--RunnelS HR-Tor-
eeson. Ennis, lands, Buddin. SB-
Lands, Torgeson Sands. sP-
Fox, Lollar, Malone, Torgeson.
wynn -------- p 10 & q p g
E E sssS ..r: j: ! : 5 / /
FS%;S.;ls : ! : i 8
winner-wynn t5-2D. Loser-Hoeft
q ID.
HBP-By Hoeft FoN. U-sum-
mers, Mckinley. Soar, Chylak. T.
ans a "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

winner-Face t0-Ol. Loser-Labine
AL.
> us-plSOp sHlihs DaseOlL ssoory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
BRAVES. 8; CARDS. !


Totah i0 Totals IS 10
Grounded out Tor bruton N klhi I
FILED out for Tore IN 9Th, roulsd
p ga,s ,0' n Ks a.S o ,ei ns ss
Gfa l IN liz: ! sirSSsk Sst isfr fsts
In 9th, Ran for n. smith IN 9th
10 6inaled for nfosnan IN 9th. ~
Ran for Grove In 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Spectacular Spill

The first spectacular spill Of
the meeting happened in last
nights third race. a pace for
2-year-oldS and it found part
OF the field tangled UP on the
first turn.
1t started like this: Chip
mans Heel, driven by Everett
Hope, crowded Lawde Diamond,
under the reins of Gene Dali
sey. on the rail. In making a
break to avoid a collision.
Lawde Diamond scattered Lit
tie Gay Girl, handled by Bobby
Cherrix. and Harriet Diamond,
with Gene Roider in the sulky.
Daisey and Cherrix were
thrown to the ground, and the
remainder of the field went to
the outside to avert another
pileup. Daisey and Cherrix es-
capped injury.
Careless Miss, who had been
unanswered through the JAM
up, took the lead and held it
until the three-quarter mark
when Clarence Martin guided
Jan Hanover past the favorite
to win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Big Week End
Is on Tap for
.Rosecroft
by DICK 0BRIEN
niar star Writer

Rosecroft Raceway steps up
its purse money tonight as IL
moves into the second week
end OF harness racing.
A Glass A pace with Tide
mite, a 5-to-2 pre-race favorite.
features tonights nine-race
card. while two Glass B PAGES
and an IA event headline to-
morrow's program.
Tidemite will be faced with
some stiff competition In to-
nights feature, the eighth race,
which offers a $4,000 purse.
The opposition will come from
Princess Adios, Esther c.,
Mighty Tarr. sahdlapper. Rock
River. jess Direct and Lucylull.
Knight Patrol. the 1900 PAGER
who won the si7.l75 California
pacing classic at Santa Anita
this past winter, is entered in
tomorrow's $4,000 Double A
pace. and will be challenged by
Frisky Thomas, The Engineer,
Meadow Mystery. Uncle Dave,
Captain Patrick and His Man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
Shenandoah
Scratches

1-Gals Gal, Riversee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15
ROSECROFT
GRADED
HANDICAPS

Friday, May IS
Post Time, 500 Pm.
Best Bet-Tidemite. Eighth Race
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; c Trot;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-15

SIXTH RACE-PurSe, $1,000; A.
year-olds and up, CLAIMING; furlongs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Muchen Is Choice
To Beat vuFgus
In Fight Tonight

SAN FRANCISCO. May 20
(Ap) - The Nations boxIne
fans tim. i, /. f,.,,so,.,,,. ,,.,,,.
-. srsA
yaiu neaFyWelgnt nat1ie to-
night when Eddie Machen, the
ffth-ranked contender. meets
Rueben Vargas X I ,,o-,o,,rdsr
n the row pai..s
.r v, .s ~. ~.
ms nasiohaiiy teieviseu bout
eWMAL-D, starting at 10 pm,
gives Vargas his big chance To
reach the contender,s ranks nm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Three vauIters
Top t5Feefin
Oklahoma

NORMAN. Okla, May 20
fAPl-J. D. Martin must be
wondering what it takes to win
at pole vauIting.
The University Of Oklahoma
sophomore yesterday became
the 18th man in history to
vault is feet when he cleared
it by 3 and a inches. Still. he
placed third.
Saturday, Martin hit l4-i01a
up to then q school record.
But he still finished third.
The answers are Jim Graham
and Aubrey Dooley.
The Oklahoma State tandem
each vaulted is feet 5 inches
to tie for first place yesterday
as Oklahoma State nipped the
Sooners in a track meet here,
So to 81. And on Saturday II
was Graham and Dooley who
finished Ia with vaults OF
over Is feet in the Big Eight
meet here.
Dooley and Graham are now
tied for NTH place in the all
time pole vaulting standings,
In collegiate competition, only
one man. Bob Gutowski Of oc-
cidental, ever went higher.
Dooley and Graham missed at
tempts at 15-S1z. which is
Gutowski's record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Police Charge Underworld
Plots Control Of Boxing

Los ANGELES. May 20 (AP)
The California Boxing Com
mission meets here today and
the session. Chief OF Police
William H. Parker says, win
develop evidence Of an under
world plot to control boxing.
The meeting will be conduct
ed in the police building audi
torium.
Under subpoena as witnesses
are Joe Sica and Louis Dragna,
identified by Parker as gang
land characters: Truman Glib
son. head Of the National Box
ing Enterprises in Chicago; Don
Nesseth. manager of Welter-
weight Champion Don Jordan:
Jack Leonard. Hollywood Le-
gion Stadium boxing promoter,
and Bill DAILY. New York
fight manager.
Nesseth is the central figure
in charges that Blinky Palermo,
Philadelphia boxing figure, has
tried to move in" on the man
agerial contract of Jordan.
Parker said the intelligence
division Of the Los Angeles po-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Navy C|inches
Tie for Title in
Eastern Loop

ANNAPOLIS, May 20 (spe-
cial) Navy has clinched at
least q tie for the champion
ship Of the Eastern Intercol-
legiste Baseball League and a
lions share Of the credit goes
to Chuck Davis. the sophomore
southpaw pitcher from Airing
ton. Va.
Davis, who pitched his high
school ball at Washington-Lee,
is unbeaten In eight games, the
eighth victory q 81 decision
yesterday over Princeton at An
napolis.
Navy is 1876 overall and III
In the league. Davis has ac-
counted for half Of his teams
season total and i've Of the
seven league wins The Middies
have one league game remain
ing, against Army May 80.
Davis held the Tigers to siz
hits yesterday. all singles. He
struck out nine and walked two
His mates backed him up with
IS hits, paced BY Dick Brown
and Joe Bellino.
Brown. former Montgomery
Blair High School three-sport
star, hit a pair Of two-run
homers. and Bellino. the Mid
dies football standout, drove in
five runs with a single. double
and triple. Bellino's double, q
towering drive, would have been
a home run. but the stocky
catcher failed to touch third
in making the circuit,
Princeton 600 100 O009-1 0 /
Navy ----O24 col 00x--g 10 ]
pouglas. Bslz .S) and Naples; Davil
and Beliino.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Junior Bowling Stors
Are Honored at Dinner

ohy for high average in the
bantam division. LOG. There
were special trophies. too. for
Burr Ross. who shot 500 for
the second highest set IN the
boys division. and Pat Jones
and Virginia Terrell. whose 322s
tied for third among the girls
In the tournament.
Eight Teams Honored
Eight other teams from the
county landed among the prize
winners.
They include:
Boys - Lucky Strike Five,
from the Hyattsville Bowling
Center Bennett HUT. Mike
Chaconas. Don Riggin. Carlton
Fink, Dave Hoff): Riggs Lane,
Hyattsville tJim Byrd. Johnny
Newell Jim Felter, Dick Walsh.
Ronnie Downs): Late Corners,
Anacostia Spillway Donald
Whitfield. James Barker, Winky
BARLEY. Billy BARLEY. Thomas
Bartley) : Early Birds, Anacostia
Spillway Butch Boswell, Gerald
Arnold, James Musgrove, Robert
Hool. Jim Gersing): Eagles,
Hyattsville David Milstead, Jim
Shoemaker. Mike Hamilton,
Ronnie Thrope. Mac Cliff /;
Jets. Spillway Orchard HUH,
Steve Knode, Eugene Buccello,
John Thompson, Jerry Aid
rich).
Girls Rinaldi Five. Wheaton
Bowling Center Donna LAWN,
Mango Lee Trittle. iona Lee
Williams. Diane Boyle. Pat
Lawrence; Wildcats, Hyatts-
vile diane Smith. Betty Kelly,
Janet Reid, Laura Helff. Harriet
Hall).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

lice force has been working
with boxing commission inves-
tigators for several weeks.
Jack Urch, chief enforcement
officer for the commission. said
evidence has been obtained to
show that underworld influences
have been exerted In an effort
to control the welterweight box
ing title.
Nesseth disclosed to newsmen
that he had been approached
first In st. Louis, later in Los
Angeles. after Jordan defeated
Virgil Adkins in st. Louis.
Gibson is a former executive
In the International Boxing
Club and was right hand man
for James d. Norris OF that or
SANITATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

For the first time in the
seven-year history Of the Amer
lean Junior Bowling Congress
q single county produced two
national championship teams
IN the same year. This was
Montgomery County, and some
400 civic and school leaders,
parents Of young bowlers and
q galaxy Of duckpin stars
turned up for a dinner At
Brooke Manor Country Club
last. night to honor the teams.
These we're the Our Lady OF
Good Counsel boys, represent
ink q new high school IN
wheaton, and the Takoma
Girl All Stars. from a junior
league at the Takoma Bowling
Center.
On the boys team are Mike
etanchie, Frank Hardesty,
Ronald RakoWslzi. Bob Mar
chone and Jim Perretta, cap
tain. The girls are Jane Bar
ton, Virginia Terrell. Pat Jones.
Jane RaiIey and 10 Ann
nicholson. captain.
Receive Trophies
Their trophies were present.
ed. by Milton Raymer Of Chi
cago. executive secretary Of the
American Junior Bowling Con-
gress. q former high school
teacher and coach who pio-
neered the congress. Its menu
berShip now is about 225,000.
In its mailagram tournament
this year we're 9,462 teams.
representing all phases Of
bowling. The Montgomery
teams won in the duckpin
division.
Coaches Of the teams were
IDotty Winslow. for the boys.
land Gina Nicholson for the
girls. They, too, received
trophies.
George Stonesifer Of the
Wheaton Junior League was re-
wsrded for rolling the highest
league average of any junior
duckpinner in the country. liz,
and Charles Doane won the tro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
NEGRO Golfers Tied

CHICAGO. May 20 (AP)-
Ted Rhodes and Charley sif-
ford--winners in Q Of the last
- national Negro golf cham
pionships - led first-round
Chicago qualifiers for the seth
Open championship. Each had
's6-hole totals Of IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING biased on as or more at
apats) - Aaron, Milwaukee, l462;
iBurgess. Pittsburgh, 81; Mays, san
.3zi. Crandau. MiiWsrikee. 1336.