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Lowest Prices THE EVENING STAR Gets Go-Ahead Waih.ngtan, 7) C. prick May 11, 1960 Sports B-19 PIT such ¦To Blast Kefauver Bill ‘Q: STOPS as m Europe or at Sebring best ball of a two-man team. where factories enter more than But three days ago, Hansgen £ By DICK SLAY each. took a lone Cunningham J CHICAGO, May 18 'AP).— by Senator Kefauver, Demo- one car In the United Maserati which Commissioner Ford Frick, with crat of Tennessee to bring base- States, however, the Cunning- reportedly was disabled after the solid ball soon start <he backing of major partly under antitrust ham stable has stood alone on Latest chapter of the Welter ham's Lister-Jaguar but won and bludgeoned the opposition >ague club owners, goes before statutes as “vicious, discrimina- almost Han*gen success story in sports the main event with the h»lp every occasion with all himself. * by V1 Senate Anti - Monopoly tory, disastrous and absolutely car racing has to be particu- of teammates Ed Crawford, who multiple entries in feature ** * * subcommittee in Washington unacceptable." this drove a carbon larly satisfying to peren- Lister-Jag free events of the The week-end schedule here, to baseball's The discussed all Sports Car Club tomorrow present owners nial of the American of trouble. I 1 king ama- of America—and too often with plus major national events: Base to Congress. problems within the structure version. His undisputed—- Three times SATURDAY * teur Crawford in the best of got cars. Frick’s argument baseball, Galbreath said, and | Old Dominion —Modified against and unassisted triumph late front but Cunningham team To and Btock cars 6 events also mentioned the Continental buy maintain the g:45. proposed legislation to govern Sunday afternoon at Cumber- tactics called for Charlotte Motor Speedway—Qualify- Hansgen to best racing machine* and to ing tor “in a World 600 <May 29). baseball was given unanimous League passive way.” land win. the NASCAR late model stocks Municipal Airport came on Approaching checkered sign up the men to drive Galbreath said the owners top Indianepoiia —Qualifying for 44th approval by all 16 major league the same course where fm two flag braked to let them is one thing. To use your annual AOO <Mav 3o>. UBAC bit have not altered the . cars owners at a closed meeting here position year* he has Walt go by, been victim of although Hansgen superior numbers to call the SUNDAY taken in Columbus .¦ recently on k < -7 will had motioned for his yesterday. much criticism. younger winner is another. Old Dominion Speedway—Drai rac- the Continental League. At Co- ina. io 3n « m - teammate i It was the first meeting at- Not only did Walt beat the to cross the line first. the lumbus the drew On golf course it would Aquasco Speedway—Drat racina. 10 owners up a There a m tended by all owners in more runnerup by more than a half- was grumbling. be similar to ¦ having a single I Charlotte Motor 15 but 10-point plan specifying the rninute and Speedway—Qualify- Plan years, the only for- lap the reat of the Last year. Hansgen's Lister- entrant ina for World 600.’ the playing against the * mal requirements new league • Indianapolis—Qualifying for ’5OO action reported taken was v r field, he did it without a clutch Jag and Bob Holbert's Porsche must meet to qualify as a major i foproval of Frick’s stand A. W from the first lap on, according RSK were involved in league. f a very congressional legisla- to a reliable source. close dual, but Holbert wasn't The Kefauver bill would be- . Jh 1 giainston. The feature event of 45 min- hi* teammate. Fred Windridge nefit the Continental League. John Galbreath, Pirates utes wound up about nine hour* was, and when lapped by the s own- It would limit to 100 the num- of the two leaders Fred let who acted as spokesman, racing on airport run- Hansgen FOB ber of players a major league "f IT TIN 6 OUT" $U P PIIIS S.id the meeting held ways under a hot sun. Charlie go by but gave Holbert a good was club may control. run for it, to BAY-BUILT CABIN jhainly to get the owners ac- Kolb already had stolen the managing keep -iJT. CBUI8EB: 1958 14-FT. YELLOW JACKET with The bill also stipulates that Chrysler rluteh tran,.. cover, spotlight with the Porsche behind him for and fully boat speedometer and ammetar. with each other and three overall equip.: a.kln* »1.1 SO will trade M elee all except 40 of the 100 Mr windshield Mercury Mark and players almost full 3OI—ST starter. trai'er <1.295 Saintede problems they face. victories, and when Hansgen l i a lap and letting 2-SOII. AD IHftn See 35.iA would be each rd Va subject year to Hansgen win without •o Glebe Arlington OT. crossed the finish line in the further '6O 14-FT. Runabout~and 4-606 R 2 Frick, who will present his unlimited draft all other trailer. 2*- by h.o alee motor controla. ateerlnt Maserati pressure. *4l -FT. 50-h p o.b. statement before the those "birdcage” no ques- wheel, etc. SO. S-4MO. cruiser encl hd subcom-, .teams, including in the fly. canvas, slos. 2; all eouic 52.- tions were asked. Windridge later or mittee, has termed a proposal! Continental vehemently IJ-FT. FIBKBGLAB. elec-starting. 3S- 395 best offer RM 2-7816 or League. Word h p Mercury. lli.W model,; 802. 1! MARTINES. Mavo. Md •w seeped back yesterday, denied applying an illegal block JA 2-4835 aftdr « pit on TAKE however, that Hansgen report- Holbert, for which he would _ ADVANTAGE. <AVE S 1,006 32-rr. BAT-BUVT C. C.: head. aleeo- DEPOSIT CANCELLATION. New 1060 ed have been <2O loss of his clutch on the first penalized, anyway. in* quarter,, fully equip.; must sell. May Craft. 25 ft mn h » Cruiser, ¦ Cash looped a fly to left which fully However, some Sl.Kidi; eood condition: will demon-. , equip Call RE 7-5995 Senators lap. That he was able to finish spectators strate. LO. S-0337. Jim Lemon got a glove on but H-FT. WOLVERINE the thought otherwise and advanced BABGAIN cedar-strip speed- 1 Continued From B-15 .couldn’t hold. Cash race, much less win at an Aero-Craft. 12-ft. alum boat; steerina end Page later came l wheel hardware. BBk I on the boat. plus. !-h.p Sea Kine motor EM. 3-2077 6 it Cunningham with pm. HHShI of 71 miles hour, is pit Wisard after about the average team's loose defense in on Chico Fernandez’s well- per nlus B-h p motor: all in ex- vigorous remarks cel. cond 8300. 2101 WANT A BOAT, at no coat? I’fl And the Carl Furillo, veteran who was little short of miraculous. about fair Queen, Chapel unearned vacation the kissed triple to left-center. Dodger given rd. AP 7-8196 help obtain rie best suited to vour « • or lack ** play, of it. needs Save money JA 8-4934 eve. hitters have taken, The his unconditional release fixes Ot unlucky Senators jammed the yesterday, his ** * * TBOABD MOTOB. Elrln. 2* h p.. As for the criticism in 1956. used JA Bedro Ramos has to be- bases with out tackle at his suburban home Los pre- 1 month: *250 CLOSE-OUT—$l 99 reason one in the second fishing near Criticism 7-940 Q, Ext .’BB vious years, let back first never was aimed New 14 come bitter. when Lemon and Reno after newsmen us go Aluminum Boat Bertoia Angeles telling he had been directly at whose to 1958. That at Cumber- Hansgen. MAN i The Cuban righthander loss singled the year MEENEHAN THY OUTBOARD s and Earl Batty walked, “betrayed” by Dodgers. Furillo, who ob- superior driving produced 2113 14th St N W NO 7-63p8 to Frank land, Walt had mechanical dif- rec- YOUR BOAT? Lary last night left but Billy Consolo watched to the a , lected manner of his release, said he with ord average speeds both years RENT A BOAT him with ficulties Briggs Cunning- an 0-5 record, and third strike and Ramos Have fun on went has conferred with an The at Cumberland in spite of his FOR SALE Chesapeake Ba'-—Sail- scores by which he down attorney. 38-year- boats 13-ft to 4fl-ft. sinfle hull tsie has; swinging. car troubles. and old outfielder has been bothered Objections were SUBJECT TO SURVEY Catamaran; cruisers ”5-ft to been victimized by leg trouble also, were 3-2, 3-2, Washington got its lone run to the team tactics which aided AND TRIAL RUN 35-ft ; runabouts and Parti- the nr l-0 and past year.—AP Bsrte*. By day. w?ek end lonter. 3-1. in the third. Faye Throneberry Wirephoto. AMERICAN Hansgen, but which to the Reserve now for Memorial aver- 34-FT. 1957 RICHARD- Day. The Senators are embar- singled and Allison doubled fan has on ANNAPOLIS Continued From B-15 age no place Amer- rassed Page SON, twin 120 h.p. by the poor offensive him to third with one out. ican sports BOAT RENTALS. INC. balls, a single by starter Don car courses. and Lemons Ready to go. Asking $15,000 O Box 1669. defensive support they foul fly down the Team maneuvers can make P Ann,poh«. Md. Larsen and an error. Leo Kiely ! Phone colonial 7-7205 have given Pedro.
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