THE EVENING STAR C-4** Washington, D. C Fourth British Isles Horse Alexandria Eliminated J Mrs. Martin Wins Prize THURSDAY. Al GI ST 31, u,^' 773 Fights Are Just Hard Work, Slugging District Boys East Potomac Lists Nine Invited for Laurel Race In Region 4 Legion Tourney At Argyle Golf Outing But Title Chance Buoys Graham Tourney Pairings '; Mrs. G. E. Martin of Manor Mulloy-Talbert Seek 2d Win Mixed Golf Laurel Race Track announced Spacial Dispatch to Tht Star was low net winner at the ladies’ Team By the Asiociated Presj roadwork at Greenwood Lake, , Special Dispatch to The Star More than 100 golfers are ex- today that a fourth horse from t GASTONIA, N. C., Aug. 21. -day golf outing yesterday at CHICAGO. Aug. 21.—At the age > N. Y„ then move by training JOHNSTOWN, 21. pected to tee off Saturday morn- the British Isles has been invited I Kannapolis, N. C., meets Memphis, . Argyle Country Club. Mrs. Mar- i Pa.. Aug. Tenn., the In Today's [of 29, and after 113 professional 1 quarters to Miami about Septem- Washington Boys a 23-1 ing in the first annual invitation to its Washington International I for region four Ameri- - j tin won with 84-6 —78. Headliner ber 10 12. I’ll to Cuba 10' Club, can Legion junior j fights, Irish Billy Graham is will- . or go victor over Amsterdam, N. Y„ in mixed scotch foursome turf race October 18. baseball title!j Mrs. George Fritten of Con- days | tourna- iing to admit it’s hard work beingr before the fight.” its opening game in ment at East Potomac. The latest invitation has been ! tonight after shutting out Alexan- ¦ gressional was second with 88-9 I the All- dria, night. | a boxer. Graham, who, in his Chicago i; American Amateur Baseball As- The event get issued to Zucchero, owned by 5-0, last Kannapolis > 79, while Mrs. C. L. Engenroad Os Longwood Tourney 18-hole will un- must beat "I always liked to fight and can debut, impressed ringsiders as the| sociation limited tournament yes- der way at 9 a.m. on East Poto- George Rolls. Already entered undefeated Memphis '! of Washington scored 86 to take By the Associated j I twice in the Press ! remember when Id rather fightIIsharpest and cleverest boxer since terday, meets another high-scor- mac’s B and D courses. Post en- are Nashua, owned by the Aga double-elimination 1 1 gross honors. BROOKLINE, Mass., Aue. 21.—jithan eat,” he said. "But now it’ss;Ray Robinson, will shoot for Gav- jin? outfit. New Orleans, today. tries will be accepted, subject to Kahn: Max Bell’s Indian Hemp , event to win the crown. Last night, Today Blessed with perfect weather, the ;just plain hard work. The only’ ilan’s welterweight crown in Ha-! New Orleans trounced Baltimore, approval by the chairman. Pair- and Mrs. John Thursby’s D. C. M. Ronald Blackburn i 1 a year ago—Phil -thing that keeps me going is the ? vana October 4. TB-6, last night. ings starting $25,000 stake ! had too much stuff for the Vir- Cavaretta was signed to man- national doubles tourna- and times: Three events will ¦ chance at Kid Gavilan’s title. “I think I can take the Kid,! it a.m., Joe Crane and Liz Hanna; Nor- off k ginians as he set them down with t| age the Chicago Cubs the The Boys Club put its victory man Brown and Georgia be run at Pimlico, starting for ment today had to down polishing rugged - although McKeever. 9:05. only two hits slow its After off Car- I’ll be fighting him in away early with a 13-run barrage Bill Horne and Joyce Hays: A1 Duney and with the new Gallorette on open- before a crowd of 'j 1952 season. men’s quarter-finals competition men Basilio in 10 round at Chi- - his own back yard,” said Graham. Hcldl Fairchild. 9:10, Ferdi LlOtta and more than 1,000. Blackburn struck ; tin the first inning. Manager Joe Rachel Yap; Homer Fuller and Peggy ing day. October 25. The others keep cago Stadium last night, Graham “I thought I beat him in New Curran. 9:15. Ed Grunberg and Roberta out nine and walked only four in to Longwood’s turnstiles I Branzell took out his starter, Son- Grunbrrg: will be the Special and the Mary- wasn’t even breathing hard, York year ago, for a guy Matt Bettew and Ann Brooks. scoring his 11th victory of the sea- clicking through Sunday’s cham-; a but ny Wise, after the third inning 9:20, Paul Ur.tersee and Diane Sullivan; land Futurity while the $7,500 Meet Gavilan October 4. born in New York and fighting Lew Spangler and Jo Dißella. 9:30. K. M. son against two setbacks. pionship finals. i !to save him for future use. Ray Skaggs and Erma Black; Rudy Gessley Breeders will be staged November ! “I’m going back to New York; there all my life, I don’t get many and Kay Gessley. 9:36, Laurence Mc- Alexandria’s two hits were in- Riordan allowed all of Amster- Clung and Edith Cunningham: 4 and the $20,0000 As a result, and rest days, ) in home town. So Earl Mar- Exterminator field singles by Doug Fleming in Hamilton m Sedgman ! go cey B Prank and for five then breaks the old -1 dam's five hits in the five innings and Helen Konopa. 9.40, Charles on closing day, November to work,” said. start any worry Habron and Mary Brown: Dave Utz and 15. first and in Ken McGregor of Australia, de- back he “I’ll IIshouldn’t have about he worked. Levy. the Les McMenamin Eleanor 9:45. Arthur Lord and the Bill gave up | lending champions, and three preparing for Gavilan by doing ' meeting the Kid in Havana.” Washington’s 15-hit attack was Elizabeth Entrott: M. Baxter and Estelle sixth/ Shamburg Watches 1 Baxter. 9:50. Andy Lyle and Irma Hal- six hits in the seven innings he Graham outpointed Gavilan at sparked by Jim Sullivan’s tre- lock; Edwin Kline and Ruth Appleton. Fights Last Night other seeded pairs in the lower a.m.. Mary New York, February 10, 1950, and homer and 10 Dan Musser and Ann CHICAGO.—BiIIy Graham. 148. New worked but nine walks helped half of the draw welcomed an un- mendous three-run Musser; Roland Evans and Martha Tork. outpointed Carmen Basilio, 146'A, Kannapolis to him nine months Jim Hill’s two-run Eustes. 10:05, William Bryan and Bobble ( Cantstota. N. Y. (10). build up its winning expected holiday. lost there round-tripper Gechas; Jack Dempsey Betty Wide Selection Beach and Ford Out and Hanes. PORTHCAWL. margin. W* later. Last year’s scrap was their in the first inning. Bob Reid and 10:10, Stan Ayres and Dorothy Huston; , Wales.—Cliff Curvls. Veterans of Frank Abel and Kitty Nealls. 10:16 a.m., ! Swansea, outpointed Danny (Bang Bang) third. Phil Perlo waited until later in Patrick Foley and Helene Davidson: , Womber. Chicago (10). (Welterweights, K 4 Miami and BUI Talbert of New Jim weights available.) ARTHUR MARKEL Graham, who lost a split deci- the game to blast homers. McAmls and Macy McAmls. 10:20, George 1 but exact not York, who have won this cham- Os Caddie Tourney Takane and Helml Laakko; Frank Mailley Five years ago—Sugar Ray wK 940 F St. N.W. pionship event times, will be sion in New York to some one Mickey Meinke produced the and Kitty Ward. 10:30, Pat Nicholson and Mr*. Patton. 10:50, George Graham Robinson knocked out Sailor four By the Aiiociated Pren named Joey hits and BUI Nicholson; Dave Mitchell and and Betty Garber; Severlne Leoffler and today’s headliners against Ham Giardello two weeks most for Washington, a Nellie Jones. 10:36. Ed Clark and Edith Mrs. Leoffler. Sammy Secreet in the first ago, easily took a unanimous de- double and singles, while Skidmore; Jim Sweatte and D. E. Adams. 11 a.m., Frank Cush and Jerry Cush; Richardson of Baton Rouge, La., COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 21.—Ai two 10:40, Fred Hussey and Frances Roberts; Frank Battista and Dorothy Omolecki. round at Akron, Ohio. cision over the aggressive Basilio Sullivan, Reid, Catcher Chick Sam Cook and Betty Owen*. 10:45, Milton and of Los Angeles. field of 16—all that in Logan Leary; ¦ remained 1 in last night’s nationally televised Payne and Riordan got two and Miss Summer Patton Champions Play Tomorrow. the PGA-National Caddie Golff bout. He weighed 148 to Basilio's apiece. Wise struck out six in - 2,762 were the stint he The other quarter-finals pair- championships—teed off here to- ¦ 146‘,2. Only fans at brief worked. Maryland's Now MHEon $ Hart | ings on the docket are Mervyn day and by nightfall only fourr ringside, contributing to a gross gate of $5,913. Rose of Australia and will be left. of Philadelphia, the second-seeded Takes No Chances. ; Anacostia Eagles Start The two hopefuls from the HAGERSTOWN; foreign tandem, and Grant Golden “I’llgo against at 145,” Washington area already Gavilan Football Sunday of Chicago and Sid Schwartz of arc sit- ' Graham said. "I considered Ba- Practice | RACS MKKT ] Brooklyn. ting out, victims in yesterday’s silio just a warmup for title The Anacostia Eagles, who will > tlje be sponsored by Carroll Council, J After their respite, Sedgman , second round. John Beach of 1 fight and I didn’t take any -August 12 to 23- and McGregor will resume Knights of Columbus, will hold to-j!Fairfax, Va., went down, 3 and 2, chances of getting hurt. He’s a (Except Monday) morrow against Luis Ayala of ’ good, tough boy. He came at me their first football practice at 1:30 Chile and Straight Clark of Pasa- before1 William Nelson of Denver, ’ with his head down and I drewj jp.m. Sunday at Fairlawn. 8 Running dena, Calif. The other quarter- ¦ while Hank Ford of Bethesda, . back a lot without letting go with ; ; The Eagles, an unlimited team, finals bracket is shared by Herb Md., lost a 19-hole 1-up match to > a punch. I'm not going to bruise twill1 play in the Metropolitan Speciels Daily Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., and;] •Tim Powell of Detroit. or break a fist on anybody’s head League again this season, but also Races Summer Guernsey Garden City, would like to book outside Frank of Art Berry, 17-year-old golfer • with that title shot so close.” games. pPARI-MUTUEL N. Y., and Australians Lewis Hoad j from Detroit, ruled the favorite ; Basilio, both eyebrows puffed Teams interested should contact BETTING—| and Ken Rosewell. to1 take top prize in a list that , and gashed from Graham’s rapier Ben Blaine, 1245 South Carolina Post Time 2:15 P.M. dst

college guy's . avenue S.E., phone 3-8683. Women’s Titlists Play. totals1 $5,250 in scholar- left, said: “That smart. . . Lincoln Dally Danbla Closes 1 ML ships. Berry upset , He knows how to feint and get Sunday’s practice is open to all ‘ the favorite, BUS SCHEDULE \\ Since the field in the women’s ; you Equipment Fred Lawson of Okla., 2: off balance. . . . After candidates. and insur- I CAPITAL TRANSIT Lv. F St. | much smaller, it was Tulsa, Jl3 between 1416 division was ¦ I' 10:30-11:30. BLUE RIDGE i yesterday blistering fights, you’d expect a guy to know ance will be furnished by Carroll •; possible to start staggering their andj 1, with a Lines Lv. Greyhound Terminal 1110 3-under-par 69. Berry sank 25- . that much." Council. Joe Parvanelli is the | N. Y. Ave. N.W.. 11:46. Buses return quarter-finals yesterday when ’ a after last raee. I yard 97 them. W Reg. $12.45 Fresh Woter Maureen (Little Mo) ; sand blast on No. 9 and a Graham has won of council's athletic director. 'jStf Connolly of 30-foot sand blast San Diego. Calif., and Louise * on No. 15, ran Brough of Beverly Hills qualified down a 90-foot approach shot on FISHING c Nc. 16 and didn’t have a three- OUTFIT for a semifinal encounter with ' Costly * putt green. hand-made original... Mrs. Thelma Long of Australia ! J Famous “GEP” reg. 7.95 solid glass Bait Casting and Mrs. Nancy Chaffee Kiner of , Ford won his first-round match, A-v_,-r£y fjj* Jml&j] Bud, with stainless steel guides and tips and cork and Dolph Traver of Kegal’s $10.95 reproduction ... Springs, Calif. ' 3 6. over M'MKk grip’ PLUS famous "Ocean City” reg. $4.50 stream- Palm Jf'"ASSSSm ¦'flKi QC* Ohio, " 1 Today the defending titlists,! Wooster. while Beach de- llnC level wind Ree * wittl Smoothkaster anti- * of Coral Gables, Fla., feated Ronnie Swartzel of Pitts- burgh, 1 up in 19 holes. and of Akron. 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