Fair Bowling Stars McCreary, Platter's Ex-Rider, Alsab, Working Well, 200 From 11 Schools Entered Shoot Tonight as Rates Him Pensive's Big Rival May Open Comeback In Metro Meet Tomorrow Sports Program Howard County Show By DONALD SANDERS. McCreary hasn't seen the Widener Track teams from all the District last year, is entertaining fast and Sports For Associated Press Writer. colt, which has made only one start high schools except Anacostia and dangerous competition, but the Local Fans Tourney Opens BALTIMORE, May 11.—Conn Mc- in 1944, in action since he won the Attempt Saturday from nearby Virginia and Maryland Tigers would like to win the first TODAY. Offers 18 Classes Creary thinks Platter is the colt Waldon Stakes with him at Pimlico schools will compete tomorrow aft- running of the feature on their own A galaxy of the season’s brightest By th* A»*oci»t«d Press. BasebaiL Prize lilts have been issued for Pensive will have to beat if Warren last November. ernoon at Woodrow Wilson High grounds and have been pointing woman bowling stars who gained . May 11.—Alsab, St. Louis at Washington (night the third annual Howard County Wright's Derby winner is "1 thought he was the best race stadium in the Metropolitan meet, toward it during the early season. special recognition in stake events which may start another comeback game), 8:30. hunter show to be held Saturday, to take the 54th running of the horse in America last year," said brand-new all-high track event. Wilson will be two and league performances will share campaign at Belmont Saturday, has Challenging O. W. at Eastern, 4. May 20, at Blarney. Rigan McKin- Preakness Saturday. Conn. More than 200 entries from 11 teams from across the Potomac that the Silver Spring drives tonight at been working well. Yesterday Alsab Falmouth at Washington-Lee. ney’s estate, near Woodbine, Md. "I'm scared to death of him.” said Wldener's son of Pilate, which had high schools will in the have been over 7:30 when the Washington Women's went in 1:13% participate running roughshod There are 18 classes and 3 cham- his last serious workout on three-quarters with trials to start TOMORROW. Duckpin Association opens its 23d the little man from St. Louis who Tuesday, two-day affair, District thin-clads. Washington-Lee, on the which is handily. ✓ . pionships program rode D. Widener s colt in arrived at Pimlico late yesterday, at 3:45 tomorrow and finals to be winner of the Northern annual championships. George Count Fleet also worked out Wed- Virginia being given for the benefit of the one of his starts last and having come from Belmont Park by decided Saturday afternoon, start- last is send- St. Louis at Washington (night Conspicuous among the rollers of every year his first breeze, 3 fur- championships Friday, Howard County Public Health As- van. nesday, going at 8:30. the Silver Spring Ladies who will who won his first Derby with Pen- ing 2:30. ing a powerful squad, and George game), sociation. Action will under Others longs in 38 seconds. He weighs get sive last expected to face Pensive with a team that Anacostia at Roosevelt (inter- dominate the first night's team Saturday. about 150 pounds more than he did The Metropolitan, planned as an Washington High, way at 9:30 a.m. with the first five and Platter in the 13/16-mile run second in the Northern Vir- high series), 4. competition will be brilliant 18- Pensive has an excellent chance to last year. annual event, embellishes a stellar placed classes given over to ponies and a for the $61,000, the Woodlawn Vase also threatens to Western at Wilson (interhigh year-old Evelyn Saunders who won pick up the $50,000-added Preakness cinder calender here. ginia meet, keep special horsemanship event. and the blackeyed susans were Mrs. tomorrow and series), 4. the Lucky Strike Women's handicap purse, in the opinion of the 99-pound Duplicating ohnny Longden’s Wilson, interhigh track champion the pace hot Satur- Eight hunter classes, three open Payne Whitney’s Stir Up, the Derby G. W. at Fairfax, 2. from scratch and after winning jockey, but he knows that both colts feat of the previous afternoon, Ted- day. jumper events and a driving test two of the three Silver Red favorite which finished third; R. Atkinson the threats to Tech at Bethesda, 4. make Spring are stretch runners and is anticipat- dy won both ends of Most dangerous District up the balance of the card. Bruce Livie’s Gay Bit, Mrs. A. J. St. Albans at Landon, 3:30. Cross mixed tournaments with Joe a duel down the daily double at Belmont Park yes- Wilson’s hopes are Tech, Eastern, Henry V. Colt and J. North ing straightaway. Abel’s McKnight handily won a handicap Gramps Image, conqueror of terday. Atkinson’s combi- Is Central and Western. Mt. Vernon at Gonzaga. Fletcher will do the For Conn said that Platter and Pensive winning Armstrong Delayed judging. event at Penn Recreation in which Pensive in the Chesapeake Stakes; nation of Foe O’Woe and Silver A dark horse is the Hyattsville Georgetown Prep at Episcopal. details write Mrs. Merril MacNellle. are exact opposites, except in one mostly men competed. A. C. Ernst’s Alorter, and Mrs. Ethel Smoke paid only $31.60. High squad. Fairfax at Washington-Lee. respect—“they both can run.” D. Jacobs’ Kitty Kendricks, who marked up Stymie, which like Platter, Bout Events lead off tomorrow at 3:45 Track. the “Platter is he “and the Louisville classic. Joe Notter, old-time saddle star, By Postponed season's top set of 424 and tied dumb,” said, passed up with trials in the pole vault. Run- Metropolitan Meet at Wilson, 4. Promoter Goldie one with young Dottle Rauch of the you have to make him do what you Trainer Hirsh Jacobs notified who rode Regret to victory in the Ahearn has ning events will start with dash Golf. of Justice Ladies' want him to do. But you have to Pimlico officials that the 1916 Kentucky Derby and who of his headliners on the May 22 out- Department Stymie, cap- trials at 4. Only finals tomorrow High school matches: Coolidge for of will Pensive — he’s one of the starters tured the Belmont in 1908 aboard door boxing show safe in town to- League high single 181, persuade tempera- only probable are in the interesting sprint medley ▼a. Wilson at Washington, West- fire with the Thea- mental. You have to use force on not now on the would be the immortal Colin, is his day. Aaron Perry starts at Neighborhood grounds, taking training relay, in which the runners travel ern vs. Tech at Kenwood (both at ters’ of the Ladies’ kid on from vacation at Belmont Park. He has the A. C. after quint Rosslyn Platter and gloves Pensive.” shipped New York tomorrow. Liberty tomorrow, 440, 220, 220 and 880 yards in that 4). been to build in in New League. , helping warplanes licking Taffy Cummings order. SATURDAY. a for the two York, but the other half of the star Mother and Daughter Roll. nearby factory past All events Saturday will be finals, Baseball. years. bill, Henry Armstrong, won’t be able Members of the Red Circle team Earns Last National Track Stars with the 100-yard dash leading off Chicago at Washington (night of the led Honey Boy to put in training drills here for Ladies’ District League, at 3 and the last feature, a mile re- game), 8:30. Jockey Red Pollard, who rode Perry as as Goldie had by Ella (Ma) Limerick, are down early at Seabiscuit in the races that earned lay, getting off 4:45. Track. for doubles at 7:30, while on the planned. Points for 'C' Club that horse the world Metropolitan meet at Wilson, 4. same drives rolling singles will be Dog Rating Sought by money-winning Hammerin’ Hank was to fight title, had his first winner since 1942 Zanelli in a Boston Garden Yanks' Gordon in Service Rosemary Stull, secretary of the Mrs. John Anderson’s chow, Honey Three track stars of national rep- Ralph Ladies’ and her when he brought in Sun Hill at 10-rounder tomorrow night, but the EUGENE, Oreg., May 11 (&).—Joe Cockfield Loses Hot Fight Federal, 14-year-old Boy of Glenmont, has acquired the utation in invitation may compete Narragansett Park yesterday. Pol- battle has been former New 11 daughter. Charlotte Cruzan. last of the necessary 15 points for postponed until Gordon, York Yankee HARRISBURG, Pa.. May (/P).— races at the annual "C” Club meet lard resumed riding this spring after Dolly Puryear, who shares with its His sire was Ch. Tuesday. second baseman, has been inducted Bobby Smith, 128, Philadelphia, out- championship. inactive about two fol- Madge Lewis the distinction of being Lu Introduction and his in Central Stadium on May 20, A1 being years Zanelli asked for the postpone- into the Army at San Francisco. pointed Johnny Cockfield, 129, Tang's an lowing injury. ment because of the death He has a the first woman to roll 50 consecu- grandsire, Ch. Par Land Patriot. All Stern, president of the club, told of his asked for service with the Washington, in fast eight-round mother tive games, is among those sched- were owned Mrs. Anderson. Monday night. Air Transport Command. bout here last night. by nembers last at a Warren and Ben Jones have uled to roll doubles at 9:30. Thelma night meeting to Wright scored three major stake victories Northrop, whose lusty 638 won the Everybody missed Mr. and Mrs. nake final plans for the popular fix- in five days. Following the triumphs women’s top prize in popular Richard Bimey at the recent dog ,ure. of Pensive in the Derby and Sun Margaret Lynn tournament, will shows. It is hoped that both will be Stern said that the star Again in the Dixie last Saturday, pair with Christine Mores of Co- able to grace some of the coming perform- 1 the duo clicked lumbia. Catherine Quigley of the events. :rs, whose names will be announced again yesterday

_ i is soon as when Tear home champion Hi-Skor team, who fired final arrangements have Twilight paraded 1 >een in the Pimlico Oaks. the season’s highest game of 169 in It is pleasing to see Mrs. Maud completed, are to compete in ahead $15,000 the Ladles’ District and Powell at shows again with no visible 1 i mile run and a 100-yard dash. League, John A. Carroll of Hawaii has Marge Smith of Rendezvous, long signs of a recent eye operation. '• Service teams from nearby camps arrived at Belmont Park from Ken- one of the city's vill be pitted in an invitation half- leading pinettes, with his native-bred will team. Reports from the obedience test ] nile relay. tucky Kope Kona and Kokua, Olena, Kaohi, Ma- rings say the judging in these It will be the 26th of Mens Tourney Winds Up. running the Banner classes was not as tough as might nanui and Man. A total of 111 teams, 114 doubles ‘C” Club games, oldest interscho- have been expected from Army dog and 227 will fire in the vari- lastic meet here. The long prize list V singles trainers. Biddle Horses Stabled DOUBLE ALLOWANCE ous classes before the tournament ncludes the Emory Williams Memo- Many local dogs made qualifying ends May 23. rial Trophy, the Cornell Alumni Cup, scores. It won't be the fault of the At Delaware Park For Your Old Battery With a 402, which 3y McDonald Award, the James gross included local classes if are training there B> the Associated Press. On A New ... a 14-pin handicap, Carl Knapper of Sprigman Cup, the \ A1 Hayden any untrained dogs left in the First big stable to reach Delaware Government Printing Office tied for Trophy and a new award, a cup to Washington area. It is gratifying to he Park, where racing begins May 29, is first place in class C with winner of the service relay, of- WIZARD DeLUXE singles see that special attention is being Samuel D. Riddle’s of 21 Cranston Howard in :ered by Central Alumnus Sam Solo- string the men’s city given youngsters who have en- dogs non, president of Northeast Air horses in charge of Trainer Howard tournament windup last night at rolled in those Wartime is on but- classes. Lines. Racine. driving tough Silver Spring. Knapper and Gracino teries! Wisards take it in stride! Included are Soldier Song, Army Carvajal gained sixth in B Capt. and Mrs. Will Judy of the with others double place Power, War Peak and a full sister Compare nearly doubles with 19-745. Dog World attended the two recent in Get Wined nonet Blue Ridge Hunt to War Admiral, War Hysteria. price. your Karl Gochenour missed by 11 pins shows at Meadowbrook. Mrs. Judy Elects, judged the children’s the highest scratch set in handling Lists Show on June 3 to Guaranteed a B* events classes and found it a Cavarretta £ jm by posting 372 in singles. The tough assign- Special Captain ment. Dispatch to The Star. Brookland star shared with Ed The youngsters here are get- IS MONTHS ,03 so MILLWOOD, Va., May 11.—Wil- Blakeney of Hi-Shor the distinction ting good they put many an adult Cubs, Starting Today to shame when it liam Bell Watkins of Annefield has By the Associated Press. of rolling the only two consecutive comes to bring- been re-elected of "TexC* out president the _ _ 400 sets in the event. ing the best points of their dogs. CHICAGO, May 11.—The luck- II Blue Ridge Hunt Club, one of the A check last R. T. less had a field cap- / 100 amps, lor most can. night by Secretary _R. oldest of the groups country. Ewart tain to urge them on to Others at simitar Harry Dixon revealed that 212 teams victory savings. Johnston, George H. Burwell and today. competed in the 34th annual cham- Kenneth N. Gilpin are vice presi- Phil Cavarretta, oldest Cub in pionships. 45 Tracksfers dents; P. Navy j George Greenhalgh, treas- point of service, although only 26, The weekly “Lucky 13” tourna- rrer; Walter G. Lee, secretary, and was named to the by Manager ment will feature post tonight at Clar- Alexander Mackay-Smith, master of Charlie Grimm. endon Bowling Center. Entrance fee to Title hounds. is Going Meet $2, with both sexes a It was voted to hold the receiving By the Associated Press. annual three-fourths handicap. Action horse show on June 3 in Carter Hall Sports Mirror starts at 7. PHILADELPHIA, May 11.—Forty- Grove, with Mrs. five Greenhalgh as By the Associated Press. Annapolis midshipmen have nanager. She also heads the been Today a year ago—Gunder entered in the 68th annual Board of Directors. All B & C Drivers Now VANITY MIRROR South Carolina Books Haegg, Swedish runner, left Eligible IC-4A traclr championships on for tour CAr Miuie TIBEC National OPA Ceiling Bevel edge plate Franklin Field May 20. 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Walter Barry, mile; John Caskey, Smith, director of the Five years ago Germany QT. ifl cation Ac pro- An School threatened to withdraw Orangeburg County Fair game 880; Don Atkinson; indoor high High Athletic Association,' from 1940 Bulk ■ t*cti0® you October 27 that winter as and a November 11 jump champion; Fred Bouwman, reports 167,095 persons paid Olympics result of de- ■ m can give your Armistice Day tilt are sought. indoor broad jump title holder, and 173,232.08 to attend district, regional cision making skiing an exhi- Fed. To> ■ motor! Don’t Games md Anal bition. arranged are: Harold Hamberg, broad jump. State scholastic basket Poid more. Get _ ■ pay September 23, Newberry; 30, Presby- was sail tournaments terian. Navy runner up for the in- during the season. Plus 15c deposit Good Pennl door Both were October 7, Georgia Preflight; 10. and outdoor chcampionships records. container (gal.) W1260-8. c if znson. FOR FACTORY in 1943 and in the indoor title APPROVED November U North Carolina at meet Chapel last Hill. 18, Duke; 23, Wake Forest at winter. CHEVROLET SERVICE Charlotte j Angel Makes Quick Victim ON CARS OR TRUCKS Service Baseball Event Rookie Pitcher Sets Pace Ot Leone in Mat Bout SEE ATLANTA, May 11 (/P).—Dick To Draw Crack Teams Timid CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. Mauney, Atlanta's 22-year-old souls came out of hiding right- By the Associated Press. 7725 Wi*. Ave. Wi*. 1635 hand rookie, leads Southern Asso- oday. Maurice Tillet, the Fearsome ciation pitchers with four wins CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May 11 — Frenchman, otherwise known as The Some of the crack teams against no defeats. He marked up Army of Driginal Angel, the grotesque rassler his fourth the South are expected to whose head triumph last night over1 partici- misshaped would disturb M n d * r n equip- We guarantee Wes- 13 to 9. pate in a service baseball tourna- i Nazi’s MOTORW Knoxville, dreams, caught a train to- ment to help yo« eote to be the ment here 20 Supreme May 19, and 21. under day after defeating Michele Leone in Til UC Ilf) keep repaint down < of ■ of any brand auspices the Chattanooga Op- 17 minutes in the feature match at and raileaie sp. equal timist Club. made—and cover as Women's Pin Card Turner's Arena last night, to Teams from the 20th Ferrying Nick Campofreda and George much surface last as of Wescote Group Nashville and Camp For- Macricostas knocked out each other MlUiR-BUMiTC Supreme Tomorrow rest, I4*S*NW NORTH 9300 ■ at Western Anto Night Tenn., already have entered. in a skull-butting contest, and the ■ 1716 House Point Now Available 23rd Annual Woman's Others Include Washington expected the 20th referee called it a draw. Dutch Association at Armored Division Duckpin Silver of Camp Camp- Rohde and Maurice La Chappelle ♦ bell, Lawson General *USr w Bike Balloon Tires Spring. Ky.; Hospital teamed to defeat Dick Craddock tk WASHIMT9H of Atlanta and You can't better Team*-—7u30 F.M. Camp Sibert, Ala. and Frank (The Eel) Kimball. buy Class c-—Fletcher’s Cafe. even in wear Internal Reve- Johnny Long and Billy Darnell drew. • LUNCHEON quality, paints Long nue, Holly Shop, Hi-Skor Restaurant. tread de- 4A Broadmoor Beauty Shop (Ladies’ Inde- ! selling up to $3.50 a (J Final Scores „ x pendent League). Night Fans Are Warned CASSEROLE sign! 26 0 | Class D—Westmont Apparel, Potomac Racing : sssr gallon. Why pay more? 2.125". Small Loan, Virginia Hardware, Arlington In BALTIMORE, May 11 (£>).—The ^ § Trust (Rosslyn Ladies' League). Ptds. Mal- Men's Pin Event Smart on too! difference! larey Sou ad State Office of ri-gk table, (Ladles' Federation League), SinclM. Price Administration Maeaullo s Beauty Shop (Fort Bake, serve, store in Reg. $1.47 Davis). has served notice on race fans that h Class E—Milton Comley Florist (Ross- CLASS A. one dish. 2DR2520 lyn Ladies' S. if to Balloon Tube. League), Label Trades (Ladies' Parks __ 31 371 K. Goch ur 19 391 they go Pimlico Saturday— Fender, rear. Federation C. Evans League), Draper Lane (Falk- 19 340 G. Albee 40 383 Preakness Day—in their (/^ 19th A K Sts. Cutrantetd F5844. 26 in. FR5457. land Ladies), Ransdell (Ladles’ Federa- E. E. Hobbs 29 387 J. Stewart 29 382 automobiles, Cam* tm! Get t* you 20x2y5'\ tion). 3 CAg Caslon Plnettes (Ladies Federation), they had better do so on their "A” Reg. $1.00- 39c. Amperes CLASS B. e**d NOW? Thu reduced Reg. (Public Utilities). gas rations y vll Postal Clerk, Hi-Skorcrs B. Johnson, 7 327 G. Carvajal 5 310 only. ., t.Unl011 price « in effect Friday Bike (Ladles Federation), Bar Maids (Federal H. Dixon, 313 C. 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W Martin 316—637—122—759 Class D—Catherine Dicklnson-Nina Vince Di Md. Wyant. Margaret Souder-Alice Ireland, CLASS B. Mag Is Called Hyattsville, Lawton-Anna Dorman, Marie H. Bulla .344 PITTSBURGH, May 11 elb-OUve Frederick, Irene Clark-V, C. Bernard_ 345—689— —689 (£>).—Vince reenwood. Frances a G Di Pirate 8pn°,r*r‘t>; Allen J u n i t a Carvajal _ 371 Maggio, centerfielder. has schwarzman. Elizabeth Gray-Betty Can- C. Knapper 355—726—19—746 received notice to nt lla. Edwin Boyleb 345 report May 19 for Class E—Eurella his Cte#** Bartel-Julie Payeska, B. Jenkins _ 303—648— —648 preinduction examination. Margaret Boucher-Lols Lyle. Elsie Bennett- E. Barnes 303 Dorothy Babcock. Octa Winter-Elaine Pier- E. Hobbs 356—659— 2—681 potnt. Mary Gattle-Freda Goldberg, Lor- C. L Hell 313 raine Helms-D. Clark H. Dixon _ 314—627— 2—829 Last Class F— Donna Herbert-Daisy O Neal. P. Aoulllno 322 Fights Night W. Curtin 318—640—48—688 By the Associated Press. Singles—8:30 F.M. CLASS C. FLINT, Mich,—Ossie Harris. 160. Pitt*, Class B—Virginia Frey. burgh R Harrison 278 stopped Jimmy Mandell, 16!}, Buf- Class C—Hilda Layos. Helen Fechtman, laic (8): Violet Glove Elmer Hoge 328—806— 2—608 Benny McCombs, 16!!, Flint, out- F 307 Tommy Jordan, 16.1, Detroit Class D—Elner Lustlg, Margaret Vinton, O. Harbin (6). Anne Brown, V. P. Granger 309—616— —616 ELIZABETH. N. J.—Billy Graham, 14(1, Mildred Bailey. Edna Nelson, Nr* York Ruth Goodwin, Bertha Flchthorn. Leo Sorel 31 8 outpointed Sammy Mammone, Class B—Verna Williams. Arthur Taylor 337—655— 7—862 14a, Stamford, Conn. (6): Jerry Coursol, John Ash 301 140, VaHey Stream, N. y„ knocked out Charlie Tony Zugel __ 372—673— ■—673 williams, 148, Brooklyn Cl). Team*. Cal,f-—Holman Williams, 16(1. Chicaso, outpointed Paul Lewis, aS7(/a Minor Results CLASS B. Oakland HO). Bs the Associated Press. Holy Comforter No. 1 (Wash. Catholic)— 539 531 490—1.580—74—1,634 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE CLASS C. Montreal. 7: Jersey City. 8. 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