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ably will be made sometime in
September said Lombardo,
whose orchestra is playing
here.
II hope we're successful" he
said. 1--WE have every reason to
think it will do over 300 m. p h"
Tempo Alcoa is nearing COM
pletion at Studacher's Kawkaw-
lin, Mich, plant. Lombardo ex-
poets to begin testing the big
hydroplane on Saginaw Bay in
about two weeks.
Exact site of the record try
has not been determined but at
least five miles of sheltered
water will be needed Sor the
wide-open run, Lombardo said
Tempo Alcoa is built almost
entirely of aluminium. 1t will
have a one-piece sheet alumni
nun bottom along its 311a-foot
length, and tapered sheet
aluminium will also be used fol
the 16-foot sponsons-outrig.
ger-like structures which stabi,
lie the boat.
The challenger will be pow.
cred by an Allison J-35 turbo-
jet aircraft engine, developing
a thrust of $500 pounds al
$500 revolutions per minutt
equivalent to about 4,O0t
horsepower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Defending Champ
Sturts With Win
In Marine Tennis

QUANTICO,Va. Aug. S (AP).
"A last years All-Marine ten
mis- tournament winner. Capt.
King Lambert of Quantico,
started his title defense yester-
day with a smashing 60, 6-l
victory.
The top-seeded Lambert
downed a fellow Quantico ON
GER, Mai. p. W. Barcus, in the
second round Of the 1859 ALL
Marine contest.
Other results:
Second 1t. Jerry Barrick. ountico,
fsis,,ns I'd It. Clint Parsons Camp
asisstsd ~. Charles EisoH SSlsS, D' esSD
aas nssSsi,. CAPT. " 9. LsftWicE' u"
Second II. jim Amber, ouantico,
Sasntico. %. eyer fs''"er''0ne'
First It. J. =, Williamson, Beau
c t4Tsi 81 fs,sa's s. Ma ~ R.
Lejeune, detected I'd 1t. Ernest Volt
mer, ouantico, 90. o..
feated Mai b. '. McclosEey' GUAM
tico, 6-i, 81.
Pfc. Il. Stevenson. Twenty Nine
Palms, Calf. defeated LIST 1t. J. L.
Blake, Camp Pendleton. 81. SO.
Richrd Manney, Norfolk. 6-2. 81.
Pfc, Eddie Sledge, Sn DIEGO, de-
feated Col, W. g. Mccormick, Norfolk,
Pfc. Carl Eitzholtz. San Diego, de-
feated Col. c. NJ. Dehority. Washing
ton. 60, Go
Pfc, John cranston. San Dieso, de-
feated Corpl. j. R. Shelton. WASH
PFC. A. c. Leclair, San DIEGO. de-
teted Corpl. D. W. Middleton, Beau
fort, 60, 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Foley Rallies
To Win Verdict

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Aug.
5 (AP) Heavyweight Con-
tender Fora Foley from Phoe-
nix, Ariz.. coming from behind
after an early knockdown,
pounded out a 10-round deci-
sion over Howard King of
Reno, New. last night in an &C
tion-packed boxing match.
The cards showed: Referee
John Reno for Foley, 97-93;
Judge Mario Duccini for Foley,
1892, and Judge Art Williams
ruling it even, $685..
King sent Foley, the No. 2
contender. to the canvas in the
second round for a count CT
seven in a combination slip and
hard right. Foley rallied in
the sixth and knocked King
down fer a nine count.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
HE'S CONFIDENT ABOUT BRAVES
:. No-Hitter BeyondHim
At 80, Spain Figures

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5
(AP).-Warren SPAIN doesn't
figure he will ever pitch a no
hitter, but isn't fretting about
1t. His left arm is still good
enough to pitch the Braves into
the National League lead.
ITO pitch a no-hitter or one
hitter, a pitcher has to be
young and strong" SPAIN said
last night after beating San
Francisco, 6-l. on a three
hitter. I'm neither"
SPAIN is 3S, yet his record
for this season is 1910 and he
has a total of 261 victories in
a major league career dating
back to 1912.
He is not thinking about the
past, though. Holding court IN
his dressing room cubicle, the
veteran told reporters: I'll
pitch 'em, you do the count
ingsp
Thinks Braves Will Win
The victory was the 18th in
Milwaukee's last Is games, and
SPAIN, ever optimistic, figures
the one percentage point lead
over the Giants will grow.
''I've thought all along the
Braves will win the pennant,'
he said. u still do"
He had plenty of help from
the San Francisco infield, which
made five errors and some other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
By DICK O'BRIEN
Star STAFF Writer

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Aug. 5-A field of eight sprint
ers is entered in the Potomac,
today's feature at Charles Town,
all shooting at Deep Suns Az
furlong track record of 48.2. 1t
is an allowance test for a $4,000
purse.
Winner of two handicap
events at Ascot Park in Ohio
last April, DR.. Eugene j., from
the Croydon Stables; Nydrie
Stables Crom Dubh, twice VIC
tor at Delaware Park in sprint
events. and Peter Vischer's Arch
Rival will pit their speed against
five formidable rivals. They are
Vivian Schaefer's Shining, John
Rogers Gabby H., Salubris
Stables. Miss Williams, Mrs
George Bright's Mah's Hash
and Manuel Memberships Sur
Event.
Peter de Lorenzo's Postal, q
6-year-old gelding, won yester-
days feature, the Arsenal
Purse, which drew a field OF
eight sprinters. With Jack Ger
kin in the saddle, Postal came
home a length and a half in
front of Audley Farms One
Putt to pay $7.4O.
The longest priced winner OF
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'FDIC|osesGap
In Industrial

Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton defeated Silver Hill, 20,
yesterday on the Ellipse in an
Industrial League baseball game
and the victory couldn't have
come at a better time for the
G-Men.
The victory broke Silver
Hills six-game winning streak
and temporarily. at least, kept
the Gravelmen from making a
runaway in second-half play.
Silver Hill, f1rst-half winner,
remains on top with Al rec
ord while F'BI closed the gap to
only a half-game.
Manager Billy Carroll pitched
fiye-hit ball for FBI and
brought his own record to ga.
The G-Men scored in the fifth
inning on a walk, sacrifice and
Mike Allman's double and in
the ninth on a bases-loaded
single by Bob Shelton.
FBI 600 O1O O0l-2 z O
Silver Hill 900 900 1000 5 0
carroll and Mccarthy: Hill, Nc
Manamay 90 and pobson.
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D. Murksmun
Gets Second Title
In Row in Skeet
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Aus

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. Aug.
5 (AP).-A marksman from
Stockton, Calf, broke $50
straight clay pigeons here yes
terday to win the main event
in the world skeet shooting
championship.
Andy Laird's score broke q
13-way tie. In second place,
with 149xl50 in the shoot-off,
was Barney Hartman of Of
tawa. Canada.
Jay Dee Williams of WASH
ington, D. c., fired 99xl00 to
win his second successive sub
seniors event for shooters over
so years.
Joseph Houska. IL, of Vir-
GINA Beach, took the world
sub-junior all-guage title by
cracking 94xl00. w. C. Ireland
of Birmingham, Ala, was Sec
ond with 93xl00.
Kathleen Fitchett, a 81
year-old sharpshooter from
Baltimore, won the women's
small-guage title with 96x100,
She defeated Mrs. Katherine
Dining of Ruxton. Nd. who
fired 95x100.
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slips that didn't show In the box
score.
Del Crandall hit his 18th
homer, a two-run job. for the
Braves. That's demoralizing,
SPAIN declared.
Has Long Memory
What is even more demoraliz-
ing, the hitters claim. is Spahn's
fantastic memory.
II hit a fast ball of him in
1852" said Dusty Rhodes,
Giants pinch-hitter, land
haven't seen one since"
81 nicked him on a curve in
1856" added Shortstop Eddie
Bressoud. Last time saw that
pitch"
Rookie Willie McCovey
banged a clean single in the
first inning and that was the
last Giant hit until Catcher
Jim Hogan singled with two out
in the eighth. The only San
Francisco run came in the
ninth ON two walks and Willie
Kirkland's double.
McCovey went into his fifth
major league game a 500 hit
ter. After that single, he
grounded weakly to first,
popped to the catcher and flied
to center. rs
"McCovey f1ips a good bat"
SPAIN said. But he proved
the lanky 21-year-old Negro,
a sensation in his first four
games. could be stopped.
McCovey didn't excel in the
field either. He was charged
with only one error, but was
away from the bag several
times when he should have been
there. Orlando Cepeda, who
was switched from first to third
base to make room for McCovey
also had a sorry time of it in
the field.
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BOXING

Continued From Page d.
fight itself but of the promo
ton activities.
Hogan said Bonomi, who has
been in charge of a grand jury
investigation Of alleged racke-
teering in boxing, obtained
certain informal ion that
stimulated our curiosity about
Rosensohn's associates"
Rosensohn told his version,
or at least part of it, in a
Sports Illustrated article APP
pearing today.
In it, he charged he I'M
willingly signed away control
of his company to salvage the
June rs fight at Yankee
Stadium.
RoSensohn said this con-
sisted Of turning over one-third
of the stock in Rosensohn
Enterprises to one Charley
Black, described as a friend
and associate of Gus D'Amato,
and another third to Vincent
Velella. an attorney and friend
of Blacks.
The promoter said if these
terms had not been met,
lD'Amato-the manager of Pat
terson-would have called of
the fight.
Velella termed Rosensohn's
story untrue.
Il shall study it carefully
with q view to possible action"
he said in a statement. Il
understand that the New York
State Athletic Commission has
announced it will investigate
this situation. I welcome such
an investigation and will be
delighted to rest my case upon
its outcome"
Last week, Velella turned up
with two-thirdS of the stock
and, over Rosensohn's objec-
tons, seated Irving Kahn OF
TelePrompTer, Inc, as a
director of the promotion
company. Three days later
RosenSohn resigned as presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Little Leoeuers
Set for Tourney

Fairfax plays Nelson County
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow and
Tuckahoe of Richmond meets
Olive Branch of Portsmouth at
$50 in the opening round of
the Virginia State Little League
baseball tournament at the
Lee-Graham Stadium in Falls
Church.
Among those expected to at
tend are former major leaguers
Joe Judge, Sam Rice, George
McQuinn and Sherry Robert
son, director Of the Senator'S
farm system. Also present will
be Albertis S. Harrison, States
Attorney of Virginia, and
Mayor Thomas O'Halloran of
Falls Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Record 81 Girls
In National Golf

NEW YORK, Aug. S (AP).-
A record Of 81 players have en-
tered the National girls golf
championship, the United
States Golf Association an
nounced yesterday.
The tournament will be held
August 1921 at the Manor
Country Club in Norbeck, Md,
with Judy Eller of Old Hickory,
Tenn, last years winner, now
too old to defend.
The previous high entry was
"a, in 1858. The youngest COM
petitor this year will be Virginia
Jensen of Great Darlington,
Mass, who is 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Babe Ruth Title
To Portsmouth

Portsmouth shut out DAN
vile, 80, last night at Bancroft
to win the Virginia State Babe
Ruth League tournament and
will meet Ontario, Canada. at
8 pm. Monday at Grifith
Stadium in the opening round
of the Middle Atlantic regional
tourney.
In the consolation game last
night, Arlington Southern de-
feated Springfield. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Miss Wahoo
Qualities for
Gold Cup Race

SEATTLE. Aug. S (AP).-
Seattle's Miss Wahoo, driven by
Mira Slovak, the Czech refugee
flier, led yesterdays rush Of
qualifiers for Sundays Gold
Cup at 1891 miles an hour.
The Wahoo, which was held
out Of unlimited hydroplane
competition last year by Owner
Bill Boeing, jr., was the fourth
boat to qualify for speedboat
racing's top event,
The Gale v and Gale VI of
Detroit and Seattle's Miss Pay
m Save earned their spots
earlier in the day following rain
showers and occasional guSty
winds.
Did Lap in 114.65O
Slovak turned one Of the
three laps around the Smile
course at 114.650 m.p.h.
1t takes 95 m.p.h. over the
three laps to get into the Gold
Cup.
The Pay M Save, winner of
the Apple Cup on Washington S
Lake Chelan in May, was driven
by Chuck Hickling, taking his
first turn at the wheel since he
was injured in the Diamond
Cup three weeks ago.
Hickling was one of three
drivers hurt in the jinxed Die :
mond Cup, held on Northern
Idaho's Lake Occur D'Alene
Little Jack Regas, pilot of
Seattle'S Miss Bardahl, was
critically injured in the race
and may have suffered perma-
nent brain damage. He is still
/ in a Semi-coma.
Rain and wind shut down the
Gold Cup course on Lake Wash
ington for an hour after Pay
n Save had made her run.
Then Wild Bill Cantrell quail
fled the Gale v at 102.922 mr. III
and Freddie Alter followed in
Gale VI at 107 .928.
New Driver for Kai
Bill Stead took out The
Maverick of Lake Mead anC
Phoenix, Ariz., for two laps al
about ITO m.p.h. and ther
pulled into the pits for minor
adjustments.
The Maverick, winner Of the
Diamond Cup, and Seattle's
Miss Thriftway and Hawaii Kai
III are co-favorites. The Kai is
defending champion but has
changed hands and drivers.
Regas wheeled her to victory
last year.
Hawaii Kai qualified at an
average speed of 109.533 m.p.h.
Brien Wygle, former driver of
Seattle's Thriftway Too, was at
| the wheel.
The Breathless II of Pied
mont, Calf. with Jay Murphy
in the cockpit. turned the trick
at 1O4.922 m.p.h.
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Irish Jay, Intentionally
Heed Days Features

Evening Glow. victorious in two
Of her three starts. is the prob
able favorite in the second
division over such promising
equine misses as Undulatioh,
Make Sail and Bases Full.
With Bill Hartack commit
ted to ride the Elcam Sta
ble's Atoll in the Choice,
Sammy Boulmetis drew the
jockey assignment on Inten-
tionally. The fleet Brookfield
colt picks up top weight Of 1876
pounds and gives four to Atoll
and the latter's stablemate,
Open View. Mail Order also
packs 1872.
Thirteen in Cleopatra
Three-year-old fillies also get
in the big money picture today
with 10 of them slated for the
one-mile, $25,O00-added Cleo
patra Handicap at Arlington
Park. Czarina is the probable
choice under l18 pounds, one
less than will be packed by
topweighted Addie Belle.
The Greentree Stable ran
its winning total for two days
at Saratoga to three yesterday
when Brud ($6.2O won the
first and Locoweed ($l8.60)
took the feature. Johnny
Ruane was aboard both but
was topped by Willie Shoe
maker, who put together a
riding triple.
Features at the other tracks
saw Belleau Chief ($1l.80) win
at Arlington Park, Noble Sci
($l4.20) at Monmouth Park,
Battle Neck ($1D at Rocking
ham Park and Chevalate
t$5.60) at Del Mar. The Del
Mar race was marred when
Llangollen Farms Worshipper,
second to Bagdad in the recent
Hollywood Derby, broke his leg
and had to be destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
LIungoIIen Colt
Is DESTROYED

SAN DIEGO. Calf, Aug. 5
(AP).-Llangollen Farms Wor-
shipper. who finished second to
Baghdad in the 100000 Holly
wood Derby, became a casualty
of the featured Hour Regards
Purse at Del Mar yesterday.
Worshiper. a promising soph-
omore, broke his left front leg
going into the first turn of the
mile race and Jockey j. r.
Adams pulled up the Son of
Endeaver II and dismounted.
The horse later was destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Bob Ferry Snubs
Hawks for NIBL

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5 (AP).-
Bob Ferry. the No. l draft
choice of the st Louis Hawks,
has decided to skip National
Basketball Association compete
ton now and will play for the
Allen Investment team in the
National Industrial Basketball
League.
Ferry, 6-foot-8 center, was
the third highest career scorer
in the history of st. Louis Uni
versity, outranked only by Dick
Boushka and Ed MacAuley. the
latter now coach of the Hawks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
BOYS BASEBALL

CLARK GRIFFITH LEAGUE
Hyattsville. >: Federal Storage, ]
(best-of- three playoffs even, LID.
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
(Plf yOffs)
Majors
Riggs Park, 13; Rosedale, 10.
Miners
Congress Heights. .; Takoma, 1.
BABE RUTH LEAGUE
Portsmouth, 3; Danville, 0 ports
mouth wins virginia state champion
ship).
Arlinston Southern. 3: Springfield
l Consolation finalSl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Alexandra RepIoys
Tie in Legion Game

HAMPTON. Va, Aug. 5 (Spe-
ciaD Alexandra Post "a and
SandSton Post 242 yesterday
battled to a 3-3 tie in the OPEN
ing round of the Eastern Zone
Junior American Legion base
ball tournament here. The game
will be replayed today.
The game yesterday was
called after nine innings be-
ause of darkness.
Three unearned runs in the
fifth gave Alexandria it's tie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Mugni and Hufford
Head Drdo Field

Pete Magni and Meade HUI
ford are expected to battle it
out for honors in the C-Gas
class, a top event in the drag
races starting at 2 pm. Sun
day at Old Dominion Speed
way. Both will drive 1855
ChevroletS.
Top entrants in the B.
Altered class are Ronnie Bohn
and Monk Reynolds. The pits
will open at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Nieman Blasts
Owners RoIein
AII-Star Game

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5 (AP).-
The players wanted the second
All-Star baseball game to start
next year, but the owners
steam rollered 1t in this sea-
son." Bob Nieman Of the Orioles
claimed today.
"They (the owners) saw a
chance to pack that Los Angeles
Coliseum with maybe 10000
people," said Nieman, who is
the Baltimore player repre-
sentative.
Don't forget the owners get
40 per cent Of the gate"
Helps Pension Fund
Otherwise, Nieman defended
approval Of two All-Star games
in season by the players. He
said it was done to provide the
money to pay pensions to older
players.
The pension plan was revised
two years ago and Nieman said
a $12 million deficit was Gre
ated when we agreed to make
the new plan retroactive to in
lclude PLAYERS active as far back
as 1916.
$50, we decided to play a
second All-Star game to help
make up that deficit and we
are criticized all over the
country and called money
grabbers.
Denies Money Grabbing
IT can't see where taking
care Of players who are no
longer active by playing two
games is money grabbing at
all. I'd call 1t smart business,
that S all.
$50 we plan a few extra
All-Star games to try to knock
down this deficit. What's wrong
with that?
IN tell you this about the
staging of Mondays game. The
players originally wanted the
second game to begin in 1860,
but the owners steam-rollered
it in this season - not the
players.
The game drew 1892 fans
and netted the players pen
sion fund $262,336.47 plus
$153,00O Of the television &C
count.
Nieman. an outfielder, didn't
play in the game Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Kenwood Golf Won
By Mrs. MucCurtney

Mrs. H. C. MacCartney won
the Board of Governors golf
tournament yesterday at Ken
wood in a playoff with Mrs.
j. H. Blades.
Mrs. MacCartney shot 81-9-
u and Mrs. Blades 89-17-72.
Mrs. Lee Alexander won low
gross with an 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Howkeye SeIIout

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Aug. 6
(AP). The Iowa Minnesota
football game here November
Z has been sold out. 1t repre-
sents one of the earliest sell
outs in Iowa history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
Cycles Race Sunday

The flying Missiles Motor
cycle Club will offer three IL
lap heats, two 16-lap semifinals
and a 20-lap feature on the
racing card Sunday at Vista
Raceway. Time trials are sched-
uled for l pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
BY the Associated Press

A 2-year-old fllly who has
won from here to yonder in
her two starts. and a 3-year-
old colt who holds a share of
the worlds mile record, 90
after additional honors in to-
days top horse races,
The filly is Irish Jay, a
daughter Of Double Jay from
the Wheatley Stable and
trained by 85-year-old Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons. The colt is
Intentionally from the Brook
field Farm Of Harry Isaacs
The last time out, the son OF
Intent was beaten in the Ar
lington Classic, but before that
he matched Swaps world record
for a mile with a 1885 clock
ing.
Irish Jay, winner by is and
6 lengths at Belmont Park
goes as the favorite in one di-
vision of the $l8,850 Schuyler
Vile for juvenile fillies at Sara
toga. Intentionally heads
field Of eight 3-year-olds in
the $4,000 mile-and-one six
tenth Choice Stakes at Mon
mouth Park.
Field Split in Two
The 51a-furlong Schuyler
vile was split into two divisions
of nine each when the names
of 10 top class flllies were
dropped into the entry box.
The Cain Hoy Stables Heav-
emily Body. who won her first
start by is lengths and then
finished third in the Arlington
Lassie, is in the same section
as Irish Jay, along with B
A. Dario's heavily-campaigned
Rose of Serro, in the money in
10 of her IL races while winning
four.
Mrs. George D. Widener's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05
TOWN NOTES

the meeting showed up in the
eighth race when Mrs. j. Tilden
Pennick's Lethnot scored with
Jockey Edward Cape up and
paid $152.60. 1t was Cape's
second longshot winner of the
day. He was aboard Morris
DorSey's Wow Casanette
($15.60) in the fourth race.
The race for riding honors
continues to be close, with
Apprentice Mason Gordon,
Donald league, Charley Nc
Kee, Frank Northcutt and
Larry Reynolds battling it out.
Gordon holds the lead with Is
wins, with league second with
16. Mckee has 10, while North
cult and Reynolds have 10
each.
Vernon Arthur, who saddled
Parno Greek, winner of the
first race, is far out in front
among the trainers with "a
f1rSts to his credit.
The double figured $101.4O
after Parno Creek, $11.20, won
the first race and Miss Charm,
$1,000, the second. The winning
posts were At.
A crowd of 4,840 wagered
$3.50, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-05

A crowd of 4,84O wagered
$3.50, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
WI Rowers
Seeking Third
Straight Title

WYANDOT1E, Mich, May
% (SpeciaD .--Washington-Lee
High School of Arlington, Va,
is favored to win its third
straight first eight champion
ship in the National Schoolboy
Regatta here today on the De-
troit River.
Twenty-Five high schools
from the United States and
Canada are entered in the 25th
running of the schoolboy cham
pionships. Washington Lees
strongest competition is ex-
pected to come from Hammond
High School of Alexandria, Va,
which finished second to the
Generals in the Stotesbury Cup
race in Philadelphia last Sat-
urday.
The Generals have won this
event five times since taking up
the sport of rowing. In the last
two years they have won both
the Stotesbury and the Ma
tionals.
Other crews entered in the
featured flrst-eight race are
Linwell High of Merritton,
Ontario; Delta Secondary of
Hamilton. Ontario; Poughkeep-
sic IN. " High; Nutley IN. j.
High; Carmel High of Wyan-
dotte, and Canisius High of
Buffalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-23
Redskins Trade
Lynch to Giants
For Draft Pick

Dick Lynch. former Notre
Dame halfback who made his
professional debut last year
with the Redskins, today was
traded to the New York Giants
for a high draft pick.
The deal was made by Coach
Mike Nixon after he got Bob
Hudson. veteran defensive back,
from the Philadelphia Eagles.
ut was a matter of getting
a big, experienced back who,
think, will produce Immediately
for us, and giving up young
ster with a promising future, "
Nixon explained.
In effect it was a two-player
deal between three clubs, for
the Redskins got the same draft
pick from the Giants, some
where in the first five, that they
had to give to the Eagles.
Hudson was scheduled to ar
rive here late yesterday after
noon to sign his new contract.