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FIVE CARS GO ALL THE WAY THE EVENING STAR C-3 Washington, D. C. * Washington Contingent THE BASEBALL THURSDAY. MARCH 'lB, IBA7 BEAT Interfaith Game Elated Over Sebring BY BURTON HAWKINS By DICK SLAV j Windridge said today that the r distributor points broke ORLANDO. Fla., Mar. 28. and Pitcher Tom Flanigan were If you can imagine being while “That's a ¦ Set , dangerous pitch you’re Committees Reed was driving and Reed re- ::in the White Sox lineup yester- 1 satisfied with 36th place among paired them out on the course. teaching him, Charley,” Catcher ' day strictly for inspection by the 1 Richard A. Mahar, general Clint , Courtney advised Manager Senators of the . 38 finishers in a sports car race, But it took an hour. • . Esposito walked chairman first Interfaith Dressen yesterday game, you may get an idea of the ela- Chuck as the ' twice, grounded out. popped up baseball has announced $5,000 for Goldich Family Senators’ pilot instructed Gar- the selection of and hit into double-play . executive and felt by Manhattan Auto a .j tion the ' Wallace and Bunker won six land Shifflett in the niceties of Flanigan pitched three innings, special committees which will people last Saturday night. Such i trophies and $5,000 despite lack throwing a knuckle-ba11.... “It’s• gave up five hits and two runs assist in the promotion. of in the final 2Vg hours. dangerous three ways—the batter The Senators and are the rewards of Sebring. brakes ’!• . The Senators weren’t im- White Sox , pitcher .play Washington’s representatives Wallace, who drove the last 7 can’t hit it, the can’t con- !pressed. here the night of May 14 ’ hours, says the ;*** * a portion gate in the test all pres- brakes were com- trol it and the catcher can't and of the re- 12-hour were pletely gone in the final 60 min- will go the ent and accounted for today catch it.” When Griffith and Chuck ! ceipts to charities of ;utes. the B’nai Knights after straggling back from' The 27-man Friends School 1 Comiskey, White Sox veep, sat B’nth, of Co- The loot included four tro- baseball squad is living up lumbus and Almas Temple Florida. Jim Robinson never got: 1 ¦ it for“in the bleachers for four innings in phies for winning of per- . Washington foot in the Arnolt-Bristol he , index 10 days. They’re holding : yesterday, then retired to the a formance, which system spring practice nearby The was supposed to pilot, but the | is a of ’ at Winter ' seclusion of the clubhouse, re- 1 committees: : rating a car's finish against its they quar- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE other five cars handled by Wash- i Garden, where are • porters thought they’d have a ‘ engine size; the Amoco Trophy ’ tered with the Chattanooga club, Richard A. Mahar. general chairman; ingtonians were still running at . trade story to write, but nothing Sol Stlchnian, executive ficcretarv. Fred- for winning Class F and and erick Wilken. assistant secretary. an yesterday attended the Scn- . B'nal the end, which is accomplish- ¦ l materialized. The Senators S ’ award for having the most ¦ B’rith—Milton Kronhelm. chairman; ef- ¦ ators game with the White ! will head for Washington with Edwaro Rosenblum. vice chairman. Almas ment enough. Temple Shrine—Herbert poten- ficient pit . Friede. crew. Sox. Later they were the knowledge by more than the 28 players they’ll- tate Teums F. Collier, chairman: Wil- It is common ’ Wallace, a Sports Car Club of ’ guests of Cal and Natalie Griffith liam J. Mileham. vice chairman. Kniahta be allowed opening day. j. now that Charlie Wallace America -1 of Columnus—Thomas Trodden, it., member and therefore 1 at a swimming party and dinner Eddie Carr, Washington Board chairman: Dr. Leo Gaffney, vice chair- grabbed the most spoils by team- denied prize money, says the at the swank Langford Hotel. man ing iof Trade president, who spurred SPECIAL COMMITTEES with Art Bunker of Kansas $5,000 will go to the family of When ageless Paige Celebrities—Renah Camalier. chair- 5 Satchel the Senators’ season ticket drive man: E. Colliflower, City to bring in Jack Pry’s little? Bob Goldich, who was in James Col. Juliui killed i recently reported to the Miami I 1 and more than doubled last Goldstein and Harry Wender, vice chair- Porsche Spyder RS 1,500 to >an Arnolt-Bristol. Goldich, 33, . Marlins for spring training, men. Field Activities—John Gilbert, • season’s sales, was here three chairman; Irving Footer and Leo P. §X& ;¦’ ~. eighth place. fa? vice \ ;>. va jKBBMffi;. v - V's& 'Hk of Chicago, is survived by two pull- McLarnev. chairmen. Finance— ¦• i which in his case consists of ' days and got his biggest charge Schooley. William chairman: Philip Sha- v Next came Dick Thompson, young sons and his wife. ing a uniform, he piro n '' on couldn’t sopping up of Tris Speak- and W. T. Vandoren. vice chairmen. MmtA SHy.ffii v co-driver with Gaston r The fatality, first in Sebring’s 1 some Legal—James P. McGranery. chairman: Andrey i recall the names of his team- baseball knowledge. Hyman Goldstein. Earl Shinn and Milton of Boston, in a stock Corvette . history, caused S. H. Arnolt to i mates but greeted Ben Tompkins er's Korman, vice chairmen. Luncheon— ’ Jim Lemon, off the beam on Alfred A McGarrathy. chairman: Robert for 12th place; Hap Dressel, pull out all of his cars early in “Hello, Base,” Simmons. Don i i with Second and his batting, has remained around Simon Hlrshman. Morton Wil- Cullen and Frank Pohanka com- . the race. Robinson was to have : Woody Smith with “Hi, Third n* r and Alexander Dematatis, vice following the last two games to i chairmen Medical—Dr. George Resta. bining in an driven one of the Arnolt- . gives AC Bristol for 22d, ( Bris- Base”. Satch, who his i Dr. John Sullivan and Dr. Edward ’ take additional hitting practice. Organizations—William Fred Windridge in 25th place tols at night. age as anywhere from 49 to 53, Cafritz Mile- ; • . Dressen, who knows some- ham. chairman Addison B Clohosey with George Reed of Chicago in i Since Sebring is the only race : won 11 and lost 4 last season and and William Levy, vice chairmen. Parade | thing about cooking, must be Col. Charles Holselaw. chairman; their Mercedes Benz 300 SL and jin North America in which i had the best earned run average Thomas Gikas and Edward J. Clarke, I trying to prove it to his coaches. vice chairmen. Program—Louis then Steve Sp;tler and Bill1 manufacturers can gain points i (1.86 1 in the International Jar.- . He'll be chef tonight when ofl. chairman: Leslie C Mitchell and THE BIG ONE GOT AWAY—Charlie Wallace balances part of the hardware he Kincheloe 36th in an MG-A. toward the world championship, , League. John H. Heister. vice chairmen he gets together a Promotion Frank Boucher Bunker won was dominated * * them for chair- and Art at Sebring, Fla., last Saturday in the 12-hour Interna- lit by the big ** mar. Jack Jenkins and Leslie C. Mitch- . Second MG Triumph fish dinner. Last tional Grand Prix. Left to rignt are the Nisonger-KLG Trophy for winning foreign cars. But the Washing- week he ell vice chairmen. Publicity—Ex officio, ' | Minnie Minoso wandered into , Arthur Reilly. Joe Holman Alan Olshine. But 36th place meant , ton region of the SCCA I treated ’em to his recipe for index of performance, the Firestone Trophy, also for winning index, and the that the was 1 the Senators' clubhouse yester- i.arrv Frommer, Harry E. Smith and , more than satisfied with ham and beans. John V. Hinkei. Tickets—Charles Zip- Amoco Trophy for winning Class F. Sebring awarded an even bigger trophy MG factory won the team prize the day and when he reached for a perrnan. chairman: Alton S. Bradford ' leftovers. and Henry Catucci. vice chairmen. index, for " a flunky said, “They’re for winning the but that one went nome with Bunker to Kansas City, the second year in a row, »'' j.sandwich Traffic—William J. Liverrran, chairman: | Peter J. Stathes, vice chairman Trans- for Washington players.” . as did a duplicate silver plate from Firestone and a “pit” trophy.—Star Staff because all three MG-A’s were SENATORS portation—Jack Blank, chairman: Harry I Minnie stabbed the sandwich and Martens and Thomas AmatuccL vita Photo. _ still running at 10 p.m. and Continued From Page C-l tnairmen. run- replied, “Man, you ain’t been II ning well ahead of the Renaults, OuimetHonored I reading the papers lately. I un- . tries while Speaker was watch- Leagues Organize IN GAME only team ,'ing. SENATOR S’ OPENING the other team to finish derstand I’m with this al- Tlie final meeting organize . Meanwhile, the to intact. ready.” . Minoso’s appearance Senators. the Departmental, Vic Gauzza Jecko Favored is a signal for Washington’s ; thumped 9-4 by the White Sox Joe Herson of Manhattan Auto, 1 and the Metro baseball leagues By swarm of Cubans to gather ¦ 'yesterday as wild Bob Wiesler Five '56 Starters Favored who directed the will be held at 7:30 o’clock to- pit crew for Golf Writers . was embarrassed . guy. by an eiaht- Spitler and | around. .. They idolize the night the Thomson School, Kincheloe, called this , inning, tangle at Sebring : , CHICAGO, Mar. 28 UP).— - What Dressen saw’ of Julio run third with the “best I’veever seen.” the Brooklyn Dodgers here Twelfth and L streets NW. To Repeat by Contestants In laps > Francis Ouimet’s close contact > Becquer, normally a first base- to- Nationals ;His car was four ahead of , day.

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