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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
HRVATSK| DAN

Nas clanovi, vele6 Charles N Georgevich, IL odseka
br zupnik crkve Marie Ranknu te novo-zaredjeni
svetenik veec Joseph Arch sin vrhovnog lecnka HBZ,
clan odseka 706 asstira &c bskupu Preuz John Wright
kod svecane suzbe Boz koju &c Presvje prikazat ka
pel katedrale Pavla Oakandu Pittsburgh subotu
s. septembra 10 sat prize podna
OWN cinom, prigodom 65. godisnjce HBZ4 zelimo Sc
pomolit duse nasih umrlh clanova njihovih obite
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26

luku. II pronalasci potaki su
arheologe u Sirakuzi da osnuju
institut "a podvodnu arheologi-
ju. Nautni suradnici Institute
nadaju se, da ce biti pronadjeni
j ostaci atenske hote cd 120 bro
dova, koja je prema izvjeztaju
grckog povjesnicara potopljena
u "pohodu ma Siciliju" cd 415. do
Alb. godine prize n. 49,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
DJEvOJkE POBJEDNICE u NATJECAJU
i "a NASE KRALJICE P0PULARN0ST

Ma proslavi e5godisnjce Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce
pobijedia je - Miss Mary Ann Hegol Kracu H.B.Z.
1859 - clanica odsjeka broj Al Mlvae Pa Ona e po-
bedila 440 tockca, &C. julia krunjena programu
u Croatan Center.
Ma g. augusta proslav Croatian Center Day po-
bjeda e Miss Patricia Ann Monteson IL odseka bro 126,
Farrell Pa Ona je pobedila 16OS5O tockca, kao Miss
Croatan Center " Krunjena e programu petgodsnce
Croatian Center Day.
Djevojka u natjecaju Miss Mary Lou Belamarich Il od
sjeka broj Ena Pa, prodaa je tiketa vrijednosu
$10390O Djevoka South Side Pittsburgh Miss Katherine
May Gasparovic gnijezda br ST. prodala e kea vjed
nost $69750 Miss Sandra Pea, clanca odsjeka 567,
Canonsburg, Pa, prodala je tiketa $4,000.
Svma djevojkama srdatna hvala zvom nastojanju
jepom doprinosu Croatian Centru pobjedncama cemo
mati rjet naknadno.
SRETNI DOBTTNICI MA SRECKAMA IZIGRAvANJA
Prvi sretni tiket e bio broj 1882 $1,000, dobo
ga je Mr.. iii Mrs. Caminiti, Farrell Pa.
Ma drug tke broj 14297 dobio je 5000 John Fabian,
Pittsburgh Pa Ma treci ket broj 1872 dobia e 500
Ann Savor Etna, Pa cetvrti tiket $780, bro 1854
dobiven je ma ime Sanoy, Pittsburgh II, Pa.
Neke srecke isplatene lieu mjesta koje nj
neka osobe jave posau dio toga tketa tajnku
Philip Vukelich 3441 Forbes Avenue.
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U JEDN0J G0DIM DATA Sk0LARINA
10 STUDENATA - UKUPN0 S17,5OO

Nakon pomnog istrazivanja proueavanja tri sled
NICE srjedu, 16 augusta Odbor Skolarsp Fondace HBZ
dosao do oduke jednogasno, da ovog puta podje
skoarina DO S2OOO so stuenata canova H Bratske Ia
ednce Prolog meseca novembra 1858 20 studenata do
bill scnu spendiju Cd fondacije Ukupno 70 nasih
studenata koriste Sc skolarinom, kojma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-26
VAzNA OTTAWA DELEGATIkA DESETE
K0NvElClJE 0 PUT0YANJU

Radi veikih promjena zeljenGkom saobra6aju mno-
81 &c delegat morati putova autobusma (Buses) il
mjesta boravka do zelezncke postaje deegat morati
&c pokazah koko in e stajao put autobusom isto
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PEDESET STUDENATA, K0u Sl D0BILI
SK0LARINU HRV. BRATSKE zAJEDNICE

III, Leonard ......... New York, New York
lie, George ............. Dunlo, Pennsylvania
Y, John, Jr. ..,....... So. Chicago, Illinois
jevac, Frank ...... So. Omaha, Nebraska
jak, Lucille .......~.,. Picture Butte, Alberta
die, Georgine ...... Cleveland, Ohio
E, Dennis ...........".. Chicago, Illinois
jacich, Rosalie .... Mdvale, Utah
III, Margaret ...... So. st. Paul, Minnesota
c, Lawrence ......... Etna, Pennsylvania
s. Joseph .............. Uniontown, Pennsylvania
vich, Helen . Detroit, Michigan
lman Michael . Johnston City, Illinois
O, Stephene - Versailles, Pennsylvania
ic, Charles .... East Pittsburgh, Penna.
ovic, Sandra ..... Chisholm, Minnesota
n, Carl ............ Superior, Wyoming
orek William ....... Kenosha, Wisconsin
rincic, Joseph ~... Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
o, Michael ..... McKeesport, Pennsylvania
ko, Frank, Jr. ....... Farrell, Pennsylvania
ernik, George - Walsenburg, Colorado
lch, Carl - Johnstown, Pennsylvania
ch, Wayne .......~... Trafford, Pennsylvania
.ly, Daniel .... Oakland, California
zovich, Stephen w Hamilton, Ontario
e, Richard - Fontana, California
osel, Cynthia . East Chicago, Indiana
mic, George .. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
cich, Edward ..... Duquesne, Pennsylvania
h, Emile .. Arvida, Quebec, Canada
ich, Joseph - Leetonia Townside MINI.
ovich, Madelyn ..~. Los Angeles, California
X, Rudolph ....-.,. Stamford, Connecticut
ch, Ivan ~ Windsor, Ontario, Canada
ardzija, Ivan ...-..... Aliquippa, Pennsylvania
rick, Robert East Pittsburgh Pennas
ick, John .............. Butte, Montana
no, Juliana ..-....... Gary, Indiana
ich, Joan ............ Detroit, Michigan
en-, David . Kansas City, Kansas
ancic, Carolyn ..-". Los Angeles California
mum, Vladimir ....... Morrisville, Pennsylvania
mas, Rosemary . Denver, Colorado
llich, Mildred ....... Export, Pennsylvania
ers, Martha . Clarion, Pennsylvania
sich, Charles ......... Gary, Indiana
itch, Philip .......-... Uniontown, Pennsylvania
ovich, Michael ....... Granite City, Illinois
ary, Patricia ....... Campbell, Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Rosensohn ond Hogan
HuddIe in New York

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (ApJ-
Fight Promoter Bill Rosensohn
few home from Europe today
for an appointment with Dis
trict Attorney Frank Hogan,
who is investigating promo
tional aspects of the June 26
bout in which Ingemar Johans-
son won the heavyweight title
from Floyd Patterson.
Rosensohn said fatty that the
fight had not been fixed, that
he had never been threatened
by the underworld, that he had
never met Frank Carlo. re-
puted undercover power in box
ing, and added that he had
known Gilbert Beckley. a,flgure
In gambling circles. \ /;
IT have nothing to hide, I
said Rosensohn, who has been
deposed as head of Kosensohn
Enterprises. when I 60 before
the grand jury ! will waive i'm
munity. I don't have a lawyer
What do ! need q lawyer for?"
Rosensohn's Reply
Answering question on reports
Of gambler activity before the
fight, Rosensohn made this
cryptic reply:
"The whole point was *
keep all this quiet and to lei
the Tight take place. In thil
way no one would get hurt
Patterson wasn't hurt. I wa!
the only one who was hurt.
Rosensohn was reputed K
have lost between $4,000 ant
$4,000 in promoting the fight
Johansson is presently de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

his fellow Walker Cupper,
Deane Beman Of Silver Spring,
Md, the British Amateur cham.
pion, walked an easy path.
Nicklaus played 1-under-par
golf at Woodhill course to beat
Larry Dahl of Minneapolis, :
and 2. Beihan Rugged par ir
walloping Dick Howell Of Min.
neapolis, 6 and 5.
Other ranking contender:
were not as lucky. Glen Fowler
Of Oklahoma City, the CO.
medalist, lost to 21-year.old
Gary Wright of Denver, / UP
Don Massengale Of Jacksboro
Tex, who tied for runner-up ir
the qualifying, was knocked Of
4 and 2 by Jim Nordine, q 20.
Iyear-old Duluth. Mimi attor-
ney.
Wright's father Claude, 9
Denver plastering contractor
matched his sons performance
by defeating Wilson Schoelkof
Of Dallas, 2 up.
| The 80 survivors viii be GU
Ito eight after two rounds TO-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Bemun, NickIous Lead Push
TOT runs-Miss Second Round

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 20
(AP).-One Of CALIFORNIA; fin
est amateur golfers today made
the admission from which
nearly all athletes recoil in
horror:
IT Just choked up" Fred
Brown Of Los Angeles said.
''There's no other way to ex-
plain it. I guess I got the
shakes"
Brown was still alive as g
contender today in the second
round Of the Trans-MisSissip
tournament despite an out
landish blowup that saw him
lose his lead after winning the
first six holes Of a scheduled
18-hole match.
The player who nearly spun
o golfing miracle was Frank
James, q 20-year-old Iowan. He
got the match tied on the 18th
hole, but bowed out on the 2lst
when. Brown--among the top
amateurs in California-tappec
In an 8-foot putt for q birdie.
In contrast to Brown, De-
Tending Champion Jack Nick.
laus of Columbus, Ohio. ane
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COMPTON LOSES BY NOSE
I Irish Lancer Becomes
{ Fovorite for Hopeful.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 20 (AP-The Pebblebrook
Farms Irish Lancer has become
the early favorite for the $780,
o00-plus Hopeful Stakes. August
90 as a result Of his nose victory
over C. v. Whitney's Tornpion
IN yesterdays $60.500 Saratoga
Special for 2-year-olds.
J. A length back Of them came
George D. Widener's Udaipur.
Who took third money by three
quarters of a length from the
Greentree Stables Weatherwise,
like Tompion a son Of Tom Fool.
Weatherwise had beaten Tomp-
ion by q neck in the Sanford
Stakes here August TO-.
/, The 57th running Of the Spe-
: cial drew a dozen Of the coun-
,try's top juveniles and most Of
them will meet again in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

Conner, Tackles John Thomas
and John Gonzaga, Guard;
Bruce Bosley and Ted Con.
nelley and Center Karl Rudke
Pressing for jobs are Rookie
Tackles Henry Schmidt and
Monte Clark, 260-pounders from
Trinity and Southern Califor.
mia: Guard Hogan Wharton
245, from Houston: Centers Bill
Korutz. ass. from Dayton. and
Dan James. 245, Of Ohio State
and Linebacker Frank Geremia
245. Of Notre Dame.
Speed and savvy mark the
backfleld, run primarily BY
Quarterback Y. A. little. start.
ling his 18th year. He has John
Brodie and Rookie Bobby New.
man from Washington State fol
relief.
Veteran Hugh McElhenny,
not the shifty Hugh Of old. will
trade OF the tight or running
haifback chores with All-Amer-
lea Jim Pace, the Michigan
speedster now in his second
year. r. c. Owens goes at the
Tanker along with Rookie Paul
Lowe. a 178-pounder from Ore
gon State who dashed n yards
for o touchdown against the
Redskins Sunday.
J. D. Smith. at 200. probably
will handle most Of the fullback
duties with Joe Perry, another
l2-year man and the leagues
all-time leader in ground yard
age, spelling him.
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Buffalo Sheriff
N. Trots Head i;
Farley on Board

ALBANY. N. Y, Aug, Il
(AP).-Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
Teller today chose an upstate
sheriff. Robert A. CHASER Of
Buffalo. to head the States new
Harness Racing Commission. !
He also appointed oldJline
Democrat James A. Farley, for.
mer Postmaster General, and
Spencer B. Eddy Of Saratoga
Springs. q veteran Republican
to round out the three-membel
agency. s' w
The commission will take
over September / from the for
mer harness GEAR" George p
Monaghan. whose job wa.
abolished after he was accused
OF unethical conduct.
A State Investigation Com.
mission alleged that Monaghan
accepted free meals. drinks and
other favors from race tracks
Monaghan denied any improper
conduct.
Farley. now board chairman
Of the Coca Cola Export Corp.
was Postmaster General during
Franklin D. Roosevelt's ad-
ministration and also wa
chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

Hopeful on closing day.
Irish Lancer, ridden by Eddie
Arcaro, who now has won the
Special seves, times, raced as
an entry with Mrs. Wallace
Gilroy's Greek Page, winner Of
the Flash on opening day. The
entry, as. second choice, paid
$40. $3.50 and $3.50. &
Tompion, an unlucky colt.
went poStward as 3-to-2 favor
lite under Willie Shoemaker. I.
Irish Lancer, Q full brother
of Idun, ran the 6 furlongs in
|l:12 and earned $30,725. He
had won his three previous
starts on Long Island. His
owner paid $4,000 to make Irish
Lancer q supplementary entry
In the 100000 Sapling Stakes
at Monmouth Park July rs,
then had to withdraw the colt
when he appeared q trifie lame
after q workout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
BY DICK SLAY
star Stan Writer

Events yesterday at Shipley
Field in College Park did moth
ing to dispel the belief that
Greenbelt Post 1876 and Gas
Light Post A will be finalists
again this year in the regional
Junior American Legion Base
ball tournament
Gas Light, the tournaments
defending champion from the
district, opened the. double
elimination event with a SIS
victory over the Delaware
champion, Laurence Roberts
Post 81 from Wilmington.
Greenbelt followed with a SO
whitewash of a strong West
Virginia entry, Parkersburg
Post Is, on the two-hit pitch
ing of Gerry Athey, who
tanned IL.
Panama Canal Zone Post No.
/. which drew a bye yesterday,
makes its first appearance to-
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DOCTORING
YOUR GOLF
BY DIR. CARY MlDDLECOFF

BY DIR. CARY niiDDLECoFF
PATIENTS COMPLAINT:
In trouble too pftenl
DIAGNOSIS: Playing too
dangerously. ss
TREATMENT: It's an essen
tial element Of good golf that
you keep your chance-ta taking 20
q minimum. That Is. you should
risk landing In bad trouble =.
traps. trees, deep rough. out-of-
bounds, and the like only
when the situation forces you
TODD so. $50
10 see what I mean. think
Of 4 short par-four hole. $40
yards or Whereabouts. Say the
left side Of the fairway Is lined
with trees, such as you see in
today's Illustration. and the
right side Of the fairway Ia
bordered by Q fairly deep rough.
Obviously. the thing to do Is
stay in the fairWay. II you pos
sibly can. But since trees gem
orally present more Of Q prob
lem than ordinary rough. you
should see to IL that. II you
do miss the fairway, you win
miss IL on the right,
This Is q simple example. II
is also an over-simplific Of
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mandine an accounting Of the
money due him. Rosensohn En-
terprises. under new manage
Ement. Is still talking Of Q re-
match September AZ. Rosen-
sohn himself said he was not
discouraged and was deter
mined to go on, promoting.
Rosensohn said he would be
out Of the rematch II it took
place within the 90-day period
contracted for before the fight
and AFTER that it's open
season,
To See Hogan
"Are you going to blow the
lid Off" he was asked.
81 won't say until I see what
Mr.. Hogan says" he. replied
Rosensohn had an engage
ment with Hogan this fnorning
/" Meanwhile, Jack Kearns,
manager Of Archie Moore, the
Interchangeable champion,
said he and Moore are leaving
in about q week for Stockholm
to see Johansson tand Edwin
Alquist, Ingernar's adviser, and
present ;. their million-dollar
offer for q title fight.
Johansson reiterated yester-
day that his contract for q
return bout with Patterson
Twas with Rosensohn personally
land not with Rosensohn Enter
lprises, Inc. and that q Sep
tember 20 date was tout Of
the question" because he had
not received his share Of the
gate and other earnings from
the flrst night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Dell and HeIlr,
Face Big Test
From Aussies

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. 20
(AP) Donald Dell of Bethesda,
Nd. and Crawford Henry Of
Atlanta had q king-sized as
signment In the National
doubles tennis championships
today.
victors over Arthur Collins Of
Boston and Harrison Row.
botham of Waban. Miss, yeSter-
day. Dell and Henry today face
the highly regarded Australian
team Of Neale Fraser and Roy
Emerson.
Dell and Henry chopped
down their opponents yester-
day. Ga. Ga. 40, 6-3,
while Fraser and Emerson
busted on Harry Holman, jr..
of Philadelphia and Mike
Green Of Harrisburg. Pa. Ga,
|6-4, lie,
Donna Floyd Bows
Dumped by the wayside in
the women's division were
Donna Floyd Of Arlington, Va,
and Belmar ounderson Of
Chambersburg. Pa. They lost
to Margaret dupont Of VIII
mington. Del, and Margaret
Warner Of Boston. Ga, Ct.
Mrs. Barbara Green Weigandt
Of Alexandria, Va, and Mrs.
Louise Brough Clapp Of Pasa-
dena, Calf, defeated Mrs.
Charlotte Lee of Short Hills,
N. j., and Mrs. Dorothy Deemer
OF West Orange. N. j., 60,
81.
Among yesterdays winners
was Billy Talbert and Ensign
John Lesch. who beat England's
Tony Packard and Robert VIII
son. Ga, 60, rs. Gardnar
Mulloy and Jack Frost lost to
the Australian team Of Bob
Mark and Rod LAYER, l2-l0.
3-6. ST, 6-3. Ga.
Almedo Team Gains
Talbert and Mulloy won the
championship n years ago.
Alex Olmedo. American Davis
Cup star. and Earl Buchholz,
jr., beat Larry Nagler Of North
Hollywood. Calf. and Allen
Fox Of Los Angeles, 60, Ga,
GA, while Barry MacKay and
Mike Franks. another top.rated
American entry, disposed Of Al
Ochoa Of Mexico and Juan Her
nnosilla Of Guatemala, &c
60, Ga, Ct ~ y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

raked stalls and walked hots
and sat on large nay bales
with Q whip, cracking It TO
both sides Of the bale.
II could handle o whip
before / could handle the
|relns." he said shyly.
From Carrollton, Frank went
to Cranwood and Wheeling
Downs where he continued his
stable chores and was allowed
to breeze thoroughbreds In the
early hours. Then came the
winter meeting here and his
big chance.
He now Is the most sought
after Jockey on the grounds
and the Charles Town faith
full are wondering II they aren't
watching another future great
out Of Cincinnati. the BIRTH
place Of Eddie Arcaro and the
aforementioned Grant.
Four Winners Monday
Frank rode four winners
Monday, and previously had
I'VE three-winner days. His vic.
tories yesterday were repre-.
sented by Precisionist ($5) in
the third race. Rough Sketch
GID in the sixth. and Jack
Sell t<5) in the eighth. He also
He also missed by o head in
the ninth with osophar. o 8.
tool shot.
With his success. Northcutt's
wallet. Of course, has grown,
but not his head. A passer-by
in the tack room inquired what
he was doing with his purse
winnings.
II don't see much Of It." he
grinned. Practically all Of IT'S
in the bank back home"
No Cadillacs for this boy.
Not Just yet. anyway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Kenwood FinoIs
Slated Saturday

The Anal in the Kenwood In
|vitaticn women's tennis tour
nament win be held at 40 am.
Saturday with Olga Mahaney
Is one Of the finalists. She
defeated Bea Sauer, 60. 6-3,
yesterday In q seminal match.
Frances Topping and Pat
Hubbard win complete their
quarter finals match today.
Darkness came yesterday with
Miss Hubbard leading. Ga.
2i. The winner of this match
then plays Charlotte Decker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
..MinorsWarn
ThirdLeague
On Damages

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 tAP)-
George Trautman. head Of the
minor leagues. today charged
the newly-organized Continent
tai League with ignoring the
minors IN It's efforts to gain
major league status.
Trautman's accusation came
after chiefs Of top individual
minor circuits said they would
demand damages totaiine
around % million from the
proposed circuit for invasion
Of their territories.
II keep reading about O num-
Der Of our cities being consid.
cred for Inclusion In this new
league" Trautman said. but
never once have we been ap.
preached by these people.
think IT, would be q sort Of
courteous thing II we were con-
sidered. There have been nu-
merous conferences, but we've
never been invited to attend
any Of them" &~
Trautman made 1t plain he
was not opposed TO minor
league cities advancing to
major league status.
We've never resisted any Of
our cities that desired to be-
come major" he said. But
we've got o structure that must
be preserved. I'm sure q man
like Branch Hickey president
Of the Continental League) Is
aware Of this Is well as ! am.
and he knows that any league
affected must be consulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Aussie FiIIy DuzzIes

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 AP).-
Wiggle II, the highly touted
Australian filly who win oppose
Round Table in Saturdays
100000 Arlington Handicap.
had O sensational workout
yesterday when she ran a half
mile on the grass in 45A Sec
onds. Round Table must spot
the filly "a pounds In Satur-
days race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
HanksSauer
Ends Career

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 20 (AP),
The playing days Of another
Of baseball's great sluggers are
over. Big Hank sauer has
hung up his glove without
fanfare. y SO 81 g
The 4o-year-old outfielder
retired yesterday to make room
for youth on the San Fran
cisco Giants roster. However,
he immediately was given a
coaching job to help the kids
on the team.
Secretary Eddie Brannick
said the move was made to
make room for Jackie Brandt,
who comes on the national de-
tense list tomorrow.
tits q tough thing to admit
you're through, but the time
has to- come" Sauer said. ,"And
the time Is now for me. Ny
refiexes are gone and ! cant
get around on Q pitch like
should"
Sauer, whose 6.foot-l. 200.
pound build bellies his age. wa
|relegated to Q pinch-hittine
role by the Giants thies season
Even then. he didn't see much
action because Of the team;
fine collection Of young slug
gers.
Hank managed only one hit
in is times at bat. But that
was Q home run. No. 28e Of his
National League career that
dates back to 194l and includes
service with the Reds. Cubs,
Cards and Giants.
Sauer can look back on many
bright moments. He was the
leagues most valuable player
in 1852 when he hit 81 homers
and drove In l2l runs for the
Cubs. and he was voted to the
All-Star team twice. He hii
rs hoEners In 1857 and won
comeback of -the-year honors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Cos Light, GreenbeIt
Appear Best in PIoyoH

day against Gas Light, and
West Virginia plays Delaware.
Tomorrow's schedule matches
Greenbelt against the Panama
Gas Light winner at 10 am.
and the other survivors at 2:30.
Athey, who had been taking
heat treatments for a sore arm
for three days. got in trouble
only once yesterday in leading
Greenbelt to its 18th straight
triumph. He yielded his second
single with two out in the sixth
inning and then walked the
bases full before tanning the
last man.
Gas Light scored four un-
earned runs in the sixth against
Delaware, topped of by Curly
Combs two-run homer, down
the rightfield line.
Gas Light - 900 OLA 000-5 8
ClSro. southcomb (9) ana oregorio;
Hayes, Waters (S) and Morris.
9 N... S;I.,n,. 5 1Sd SSS d dSS- 3
Athey and Day; oaskins and Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
MOVES TO BOLSTER DEFENSE !,
Forty-Niners' Coach
Will Settle for Top

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20
tAP)-A couple Of brand new
National Football League head
coaches put the San Francisco
Forty-Niners' near the top in
preseason Western Division
picks.
Quite naturally. one is Red
Hickey. the Forty-Niners'
coach.
rwe'll settle for nothing but
the top" he says bravely. Last
season, when he was an assist
ant to Frankie Albert. the
Forty-Niners settled for fourth
place with q 6-6 record.
Mike Nixon Of the Redskins
was the other coach speaking
highly Of the Forty-Niners.
After. they beat him, 27-24,
Sunday In the final seconds,
Nixon commented:
/ They have the makings OF q
f, balanced ball club, solid both
on defense and offense."
: TIN be q novelty II that's the
way 1t works out. The Forty
Miners have q tradition Of good
soffense, no defense. Last year,
they were the worst In the
league, giving up On average
.6.4 yards on every play made
by the opposition.
! To correct the deficiency on
defense, Hickey switched his
two biggest linemen, Bob st.
Clair, 265, and Frank Morze.
275, from offense to defensive
end and tackle, respectively.
The other defensive linemen
are Leo Nomellini, 255, and
Charlie Kruger. 245. who
broke an arm in his FIRST game
last season.
Hickey comedies that st.
Clair, kruger ana Morze nave
much to learn.
1. He also comedies he has line
backing problems. Matt Hazel.
tine, Q six-year man, Jerry
Tubbs and Dennit Morris make
up the starting group. Call
them about average. Rookie
Bob Harrison from Oklahoma
is the coach's hope to help out
there.
The defensive secondary
shows improvement with Abe
Woodson, speedy second.year
man. joining. Dick Moegle. Bill
Sits, Jim Ridlon and Jerry
Mertens. Dave Baker. another
Oklahoman, was drafted. along
Fith Eddie Dove Of Colorado,
as secondary potential.
Along the line extensively are
Ends Billy Wilson and Clyde