•• C-2 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. settled weather, believe WEDNESDAY, MAY 3#, 1936 I we that BASEBALL RESULTS crabbing and fishing will fall Nine-Horse Field Adios Harry into the usual pattern and pro- TO DECIDE SITE OF ' duce a lot more sport. in *** * TWIN CITIES FIGHT If you enjoy shotgun shooting, jjKt OUTDOORS by May all means set.aside this week In Dixie Headed ST. PAUL, Minn., 30 Is Favorite for Jgk, . • to (A5 ). Deadlocked boxing With BILL LEETCH end witness the 20th North- promoters in Minneapolis South shoot at the grounds of and St Paul came up today the National Capital Skeet and By with an unusual for Trap Club Friday and Saturday. Blue Choir solution Triple I Crown This is one of the most colorful ¦ I the location of a fight in- We’re just back from a trout occasion, writes By JOSEPH B. KELLY volving Harry, who t also to say the of all the great national shoot- a pair of middle- Adios set a world’s fishing expedition to Pennsyl- terrible, Star Racing Editor for 11/16 1 ¦ weather has been with ing events, and many of this weight rivals. They decided record miles last week vania. where put in fine mostly high BALTIMORE. May 30—One at Rosecroft, gets another we a ; winds, but that country’s finest shotgun artists to let the outcome of today’s shot day in pursuit of there plenty of the best turf races yet pre- at the mile mark tonight at the native brown i seem to be of will compete. We’ll have the de- double-header between the trout under the tutelage of John croakers In bay. experi- sented this year headlined Pim- Minneapolis Millers and St. Oxon Hijl harness track. i the His tails In our Friday column. Alden Knight, whom we con- ence with them concurs Today lico's Memorial Day program great pacer ¦ with is opening day for bass 1 Paul Saints decide the site. The heads a field, tops as a freshwater angler. ours in that they bite night. and officials looked for a big day Minneapolis sider at 1 fishing in the Tidal Basin. promotors for of six free-for-all stars, including The trout were there, because : He’s been shrimp despite competition from both weeks his big using, “store” i j 1 have insisted that a rival of the 1956 sea- we saw them in numbers, but we : He says there good! Delaware Park and Garden State. Joe son, Philip are some June bout between Scott, in the first ; could not catch them. We fished sized hardheads, although A's Recall Harrington Nine horses were entered in Schmolze of Minneapolis SIO,OOO leg of Maryland’s “Triple during 1 most; .-'<¦«— 1 ¦ the afternoon under ad- • range around a pound in weight.! i the featured Dixie Handicap at Hergerle pacing ' KANSAS CITY, May 30 (A’V—- ' Wl%- and Jim of St. Paul Crown” series. verse conditions of high head- He has also quite I a mile and three-eights on grass, should be held in Minne- ¦ noticed a fewiThe Athletics have recalled with Mrs. H. L. Nathenson’s Blue ; He’ll be shooting for the winds and dropping tempera- • crabs and says the commercial Pitcher Bill Harrington apolis. St. Paul was just as ture. Jack finally landed from Choir top-weighted at 126 pounds. 1:58% standard for a half-mile one ! crab fishermen are reporting’ the San Diego and optioned Infielder insistent that it be held track set years ago little which he £m? Ifiprf The field included the horses j three by fellow released, . first of the peelers. Given some Spook Jacobs to Columbus. |j here. : Maryland’s own Hi-Lo Forbes. and hooked another, which even- who finished second and third The baseball idea appeases %* I|l behind the imported St. Vincent: !This is about the only world’s 1 i tually sawed off his leader X ; everybody. If the American (record against in last year's Dixie. They are, i Adios Harry has not yet the edge of a rock while ! WIN, LOSE OR DRAW Association rivals split total shattered, although he he was trying to fit me into the C. Mahlon Kline’s Raster, who came Continued From Page C-l will carry 117, and Greentree , runs will be used to settle close last year when he raced picture. That was the works. Jfejr the fight If pricked j there came one day when this writer, perpetrating | w*mKß Stable’s Maharajah, who figures issue. the runs the distance in 1:59% at Roose- We and downed one a routine ! out even, it’s the hits in the of the to be a formidable contender come velt Raceway. brownie. interview office late Old Fox, was Interrupted today under 110 pounds. that count. Adios Harry is -the 8-to-5 Ifwe had been after meat we i by the appearance of Cobb. ¦(favorite in the early line for would have returned disconso- Ty had r Blue Choir, an Irish bred im- made a pile in baseball and the stock market, ¦F . ijj/U** 'X I^H^n) (tonight’s big port, must concede from 9 to 17 race. The second late. As it was. both of us particularly in a soft drink investment, and was hurry / ! SIO,OOO leg will during learned futility| in a f pounds to his rivals, who include BRITISH be held once more the ’ for advice. The precise in GOLF : the 24-night meeting opening of bucking Mother Nature and franchise he had mind was lost VW North Downs Farm’s Ocean '"•. Continued From Page C-l- hoping here, but he asked: .\ Lane, 113, Mrs. Louise K. Dono- next Monday at Laurel Race- to come out on top, yet off --top amateurs. “Griff, got van’s Rock Cottage. 110, Milford Grant beat wav, with the third leg sched- we had a swell afternoon, revel- I’ve the money to buy a big league club and H. Dinker's Alford, 109, Cockfleid Michael Burgess, an English i uled in the fall at Baltimore ing in magnificent scenery and I It’s for sale. What do you think?” 'j # Stable’s Akbar Khan, 110, Fox- Raceway. enjoying the good companion- The Old Fox, as dedicated to baseball as anybody in Its farmer, 1 up, and Eyler won on; ship given catcher Farm’s Chevation, 117; Mrs. Alice V. Miller’s Hillsota, to those who love the history, shook his rough the 19th hole from Hugh Squir- outdoors head. Financial conditions were in and Mrs. J. R. H. Thouron's who will be in the field again; | in all of nature’s ’2os. ought * the late “I think you to forget the idea, Ty,” m i Lough Ree, rell of Wales. tonight, captured two of the moods. We came home with! 1 he 116. said, and Cobb apparently to counting his money on Conrad, still playing cool, three legs of the “Triple Crown"! king-size appetites which we ; returned Brooks Blue Choir clipping his Steve Brooks came all the way in 1954. Last year Adios Boy, jsatiated with juicy filet mignons, and coupons. steady golf, was one over par 1 * * * from Chicago handle Blue half-brother of Adios Harry, and slept the sleep granted those * to for the 13 holes he played over; won top grass two out of three. with clear consciences and good COBB HIT CHIEF BENDER and even Lefty Grove Choir, one of the per-: 6,583-yard | when the hard, Troon 1 Philip Scott, upset digestions. Next trip we’ll git they days formers in training. Teddy At- .championship who Adios were in their salad with the Philadelphia Athletics. is down from New York; course. Par is 35- ; Harry at Rosecroft two weeks ’em. but kinson ; opponent; Oddly, marking his undisputed greatness, was a .335 Maharajah, 36—71. His afternoon ago, is the 5-to-2 second ** * * to ride and neither' in the round of will choice average he achieved against Walter scenery. 16 be Alan tonight and' will start from the : A letter from Johnson. are here to view the But Hall of Scoltand, a Capt. Talbot “Tyrus, you can take cut out 2-and-l win- No. 1 post. Others will be Bunting City liberties with this fellow,” Cobb is both have their work for Eng- Wil- at Ocean tells of quoted ! ner over Jack Girardet of mington’s the trips In the book as saying to himself about Johnson. “Take them. land. Star. Hundred Proof first after bluefish last Lough Ree, with Jackie West- and B’Haven. week end. Capt. George Willis' advantage of his warm nature and crowd the plate. He won’t jrope up, set a Belmont Park rec- The 42-year-old Andrews meets A crowd of 10,083. largest of party of Baltimoreans took hit you. He will pitch wide. Then after gets himself In 17-year-old John 47 he a iord for the Dixie distance two Beharrell of the season at Rosecroft, turned bluefish. Another party of an- hole he’ll have to come in with a pitch or walk you.” , England this afternoon. Be- glers : weeks ago, 2:17 Vs, and an encore out last night and wagered from Salisbury, Md., fish- There’s no detraction from greatness. That today tough , harrel, rated as Britain’s most ing Capt George Cobb’s record would make him to $358,623, also a record for the with Ed Hudson Is something that may beat. Chevation was second in promising young player, upset meeting. on the Belinda, came in with never be matched. But it is to wonder FAVORITE IN THE 500 —Indianapolis.—Here’s lan 19 what might have happened if Johnson, Johnny that race by IVi lengths after Caldwell. English Walker Trapper Tut, the 4-to-5 favor- blues. Cecil Carrier, Wendell Bil- I with a bit of Cobb’s Thomson of Springfield, Mass., who is a being backed down to the role of Cup player, 3 and 2. the ling, Carl Puskett own dog-eat-dog philosophy, happened to stick one of those slight choice to win today’s ite. won featured $l,lOO of Arlington 500-mile auto classic favorite. Andrews helped thin the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rotary and Frank Elston of Winchester, , incredibly fast pitches in Ty’s ear during their formative at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. With him is Chevation was second to Blue American ranks by ousting Billy Trot at a payoff of $3.80, $2.80 Va. caught 17 bluefish boating years. Joe Langley, his chief Wirephoto. Choir in last year's United Na- ; (Dynamite) Goodloe of Valdosta, $2.20. Sally Up with Capt. mechanic.—AP and was second “Hoss” Hatter. It might have come out of the other ear, for all we Know. tions at Atlantic City, and was Ga., 5 and 5, and Jay Randolph and Worthy Brucita third. The bluefish were not schooled runnerup to Summer Solstice in of Bethesda, Md., 6 and 5, yes- Ensign Moko captured the co- but were picked up singly here last winter's Bougainvillea Hand- terday. featured pace, the sixth race, in and there from the shoals off Field of 33 Cars Ready icap on grass at Hialeah. He In yesterday’s double round, the good time of 2:07%. Eddie Ocean City out to the Jack Spot always has run well on the turf, seven Americans in addition to Morgan drove the 4-year-old Capt. Bunting believes they are especially at a distance, which Goodloe were eliminated in the chestnut mare to a payoff of the forerunners of the larger fish To Start at Indianapolis makes the Dixie seem to be right morning . $18.40, $5.40 and $3.20. Princess which may possibly show this Everyday Is Sale Day at MANHATTAN J up his alley. Besides Randolph, four more Adios was second and Pansy week end. They ranged in size Continued From Page C-li runnerup to Sweikert for Ready for Busy Year were sent to the sidelines Chief third. : from one to two and a half ;Ariz., Choir, however, is just in the a race. Ifit is stopped short of : the national big-car racing r Blue afternoon. These were Ned Vare pounds. Other anglers bottom getting back the after fishing that, it will be resumed as soon championship last year after V to races of Philadelphia, whose mother, at the wrecks northeast as possible with cars restarting it in 1954. a hard 1955 campaign, in which Glenna Collett Jack Jacobs Signs of Ocean City brought in 673 ginning Balmoral, Grassland, Vare, was one of LONDON, Ontario, (jP). In their order when they stopped. Bryan led in both the 1954 ; he won the America’s greatest golf- May 30 porgies and sea bass ranging up . Foreign Bred and United Na- women —lndian A flash flood which inundated and 1955 races but his car ers; Joe Golden Jack Jacobs, one-time to four and a half pounds. . imported of Austin. Tex.; cimsiyAT NO EXTRA COST, tions. The Irish-bred Oklahoma star who played Sounds like fishing this rtg. C the 433-acre speedway grounds ! couldn’t stand the pace either Ed Whaley of Salem, Mass., and with down there . earned $186,095 last year, and in the Washington Redskins, ! 4.95 Folding Grill; Monday had subsided yesterday, time. His fuel failed last year Clarke Hardwicke of Los An- Cleve- has at last started in earnest. Bsrbecut . finishing pounds ** * * but left the infleld parking area 'at 225 miles and he jumped out third under 127 geles. land Rams and Green Bay Pack- holds 24 hot dogs and eoffio / # ‘ in the Continental at Washington i ers, L*>r sprinkled with mud holes. The of the car and kicked it—but has signed a one-year con- : Larry Wescott; former owner 'pot! With purehast of this.,. > 'Park May 19, he indicated playing management urged fans to ride he is driving the same Dean on tract as coach of the new of Miramar who no longer owns special trains and buses. that he’s ready for another busy Podres Wins • London entry in the Senior a boating livery, but lives at Special today. .year. Fourth The track was only slightly af- Johnny Thomson, a nerveless BAINBRIDGE, Md., May 30 Ontario RUbgy Football Union, jChurchton and fishes on every BRAND-NEW S fected by the high waters and New Englander with a “hot cur,”; i/P). —Brooklyn’s Johnny Podres was in perfect condition late yes- was made a slight by: pitched his fourth straight vic- favorite Jerry Vayda Takes tory terday when drivers were allowed i the experts. Thomson of Spring- as Bainbridge Naval Train- 1956 to run 45 minutes of carburetion field, Mass., is driving a Schmidt Top Carolina Award ing Center downed the University GRADED HANDICAPS MOTOROLA \ and fuel consumption tests. Special. CHAPEL HILL, N. C., May 30 of Delaware, 6-2, yesterday. The Vukovich-McGrath duel Pat Flaherty of Chicago was i i/P).—Jerry Vayda of Bayonne, Podres allowed only three hits and one walk while striking out FOR last year ended when McGrath’s the fastest qualifier with a rec- ' N. J., yesterday received the ROSECROFT CAR 11 innings. RADIO \ car developed engine trouble. ord 10-mile run at 145.596 miles in seven ’ University Vukovich died in a four-car; an hour and earned the No. 1 of North Carolina's WEDNESDAY’S PROGRAM, MAY 30, 1956 with VOLUMATIIC CONTROL < Crash as he was leading in the 'starting spot in ihe leld. He , highest athletic award, the Tigers Post Time, 8:15 P.M.; Daily Double Closes 8:05 P.M. Get TCU Star , pace: C - B7th lap. McGrath was killed bucked a semi-jinx against vic- • Joseph H. Patterson Medal. s FIRST RACE—Purse. $800; ¦ DETROIT, May (A ).—The Iclassified cond.; m \ in the in dirt- tory by fastest qualifier— 30 1 later season a the i Vayda, star basketball player Tigers have signed P P 3 .... achieved only by Jimmv Murphy. Bob White. Qolde?°Harveet 4/1 ¦ track race. ; graduates year, 22-year-old i 5. King Casco
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