Robson Overcomes Foul Defeat of Stranahan Yost to Leave Hospital, Luck, But Still Seriously III AUTO REPAIRING Slab Stars of '45 Are Pounded Six Rivals for Auto Race Win BATTLE CREEK, Mich., May 31. and Is Marked by Row —Family spokesmen said today that REPAINTING By the Associated Pres* BODY AND FENDER WORK the last 300 miles and twice took the Fielding Harris Yost, "grand old McMahon In on INDIANAPOLIS, May 31.—George lead, but couldn’t hold it. Jackson’s man” of Michigan football fame, Chevrolet Rough Battling Holiday of 114.468 miles an hour would be removed from a the average With today 6323 Ave. N.W. GE. By Associated Press 6-2 win, over the Cincinnati Reds in Robson, 30th winner of the 500-mile His Caddie Georgia 0100 would have won most of the Me- Battle Creek sanitarium to his Ann IMMFDIATE SERVICE With the of Hurricane the opening game of yesterday’s International at Indian- By the Associated Press exception Sweepstakes morial Day classics. Arbor home. Hal Newhm’<*>- tv»-- twin bill. But the Cubs lost the 7-6 »nd ,_,Boo) apolis Motor Speedway, figures the 31.— his v Ted Horn, one of the most con- BIRKDALE, England, May They minimized reportsjfcf ..on last year’s select six of the nightcap in the ninth when the foul luck that had been dogging him sistent drivers in Young Prank Stranahan from To- illness. big leauge hurling brigade—the 20- Reds banged across six runs. Speedway history, and hauled down third He had A family spokesman said Yost’s game winners—are it ex- The Cardinals managed to divide Joel Thorne’s racing stable money. ledo, Ohio, must wait at least one flhding condition was “due to the infirmi- their wore itself out before been third in 1941, fourth in 1940, GOING PLACFSf tremely difficult to regain their win- double-header with the Pitts- simply yester- more year to duplicate the feat of 1939 and third in 1937 and ties of age.” Sanitarium officials said ning stride this year. burgh Pirates, winning the second day’s automobile race. 1938, Bobby Jones, Lawson Little and yesterday that Yost was in "serious” Put encounter, 12-11, after the Bucs had The Los Angeles driver, who had second in 1936. four oi the big six—the Chicago condition after a walked off with the 9-3. the pleasant task today of Although nine cars from the orig- other Americans who have romped stroke. Cubs’ Hank Wyse and Hank Borowy.i opener, picking up a check for for inal starting field of 33 cars were off with the British Amateur Golf Car Louis Cardinals’ Bar- Throng Sees Yanks Take Two. $33,800—$20,000 Yoir .St. Charley first and left on the track when American BOATING BATTERY CHARGING rett With 60,851 (59,689 paid) prize $13,800 for leading in and Washington’s Roger Wolff looking Automobile championship. PLANTS—*94, with Brito Stratton on at the mammoth 138 laps—had tried twice before to Association officials de- Entlne—3SOW In —strode to the hill in yesterday’s Yankee Sta- Stranahan joined Chick Evans of 12V DC. dium, the New York capture the Memorial Day classic, clared the race ended only seven ELECTRIC GENERATORS—110 Stape Memorial but Yankees blast- 350W 110V ere. AC. Day double-header, racers went the full 500 Chicago on the sidelines as the tour- 60 ed out a double over but motor trouble stopped him both miles. Enonth power for ten 25 watt lamps You’ll Be Ahead only Wyse walked off with a victory the tail- moved into the victory Horn’s was ney quarter-finals and one email radio. With NASH NtW! end 6-1 times. His brother Hal started yes- average 109.820. Emil under his belt. Notshutouts as Bobby wealthy Hollywood speed Bensonhnrst Cleveland’s Steve Gromek (19-9) sixth at and Italian can and his caddy. 6-1730 Feller snapped a White Sox winning enthusiast, suffered a broken leg in 105.073, Gigi and the Cardinals’ Ken Burkhart for the first streak at four with a 3-0 whitewash a prerace motorcycle accident and Villoresi, only foreign starter, Participating time Yar-Wood (18-8), also continued to find the seventh at in the meet his ’TL&UL job in the opener. Bill Dietrich and couldn’t drive his other car. He 100.783. father had played Incorporated going rough. Gromek dropped his GEORGE ROBSON. Prank Weame in eleven BOAT Ralph Hamner collaborated to pitch turned it over to Rudi Caracciola of had gone 492.5 years ago, Stranahan de- fourth decision in seven starts while AP miles when the race was feated John L. V, Cooley, Service Mgr. the Sox to a 4-0 nightcap win. Wirephoto. Bern, Switzerland, European auto declared Langley, 28-year-old Burkhart failed to on his ended. former GENERATORS improve The Brooklyn Dodgers held onto racing champ, and Caracciola was Twenty-eight-year-old Bill bomber pilot, 4 and 2, in the Call OLiver 3400 2-1 record when he was shelled from fifth round their two-game National League injured critically in a trial spin at Sheffler, youngest driver in the yesterday forenoon. 4906 Md. the mound. had STARTERS Hampden .Lane, Bethesda, lead over the the Speedway last affair, traveled 345 miles. Then he met a Cards when they With Hot Tuesday. Micklem, 34-year- REPAIRED—REBUILT 1945 Winners Now Weak. Hogan, Start, Billy Devore won 10th al- Top halved their twin bill with the Bos- Winner Averages 114.82 MPH. money, old stock exchange broker who was who won 21 ton though he wrecked his car after 415 Borowy, games toiling Braves. After Kirby Higbe had Robson’s time wounded in the left hand during for elapsed for the dis- miles. both loops last year, has now blanked them, 5-0, in the for the war. Micklem took the 5 opener Conceded tance was 4:21:16.70, giving him an par failed to finish in seven Rose, co-winner with of his eight Brooklyn, the Braves snapped out Virtually Floyd Davis, first hole with an eagle 3 and average speed of 114.82 miles an in the B&O SPECIAL TRAIN starts and owns a 1-3 won and lost of their last prewar race five years Stranahan was hitting slump to outslug the hour—a figure bettered by only three down to stay. record, even though he was not Dodgers, 10-8. ago, grabbed the lead away from DIRECT TO other speedway winners. The record At the sixth green the American charged with yesterday’s Cub de- three Goodall veteran Cliff Bergere on the first Despite home runs by Hank Victory for the miles hour— lap accused his of him “the event-rll7.2 an and a caddy giving feat. Barrett, the senior circuit's Greenberg, which enabled the set pace so fast that he USED CHARLES TOWN RACES De- By the Associated Press was set by the late Floyd Roberts in wrong sight" on the approach and BOATS biggest winner last year with 23 vic- troit first smacked into the wall on the north baseman to tie Joe Di! MAMARONECK, N. Y., May 31.— 1938. Mauri Rose, co-winner in an argument ensued. SAIL and POWER tories, has appeared in eight games Maggio for the turn after only 80 miles. He escaped Weekdays major league lead at Even though there still were 108 1941, 115.117. Wilbur The for the cards, half of them in start- 11. averaged Shaw, with burns. caddy, 45-year-old James the Tigers had to be to there a satisfied; holes go was general three-time winner and now presi- gave the clubs to 29 to 4 ing roles and has yet to come with a Paul Russo was the Devitt, another LET May July up split of their two games with sentiment out at the Foot only driver US with Winger dent and general manager of the caddy at Stranahan’s Mick- his initial triumph. Wolff, who the St. Louis Browns. After severely injured. He suffered a request. Dizzy Golf Club today that they might Speedway, traveled 115.035 to his still 1 ordered FIRST RACE 2 P.M. won an even .20 games for the Nats Trout had broken leg and a lacerated chin lem, up, the caddy to SELL beaten the Browns, 7-1, as well the name "Ben last has been j just fill in 1938 triumph. “get off the course.” year, victorious in only in the opener, the Browns when his car piled up on the north copped Hogan" right now on the $2,000 Stranahan YOUR BOAT 3 of his 10 starts. the 2-1. Jimmy Jackson chased Robson for turn after only 37 >4. miles. lost the hole and went $2.28 ROUND TRIP second, check that goes to the winner of Even Wyse, a 22-game winner last The 3 down at the eighth, but took the MARINE Philadelphia Phillies won the Goodall round-robin tour- Coach Fare has a so-so golf ninth. He cut his deficit to one INSURANCE year, 3-3 record with their first double-header of hole the sea- nament. at the (Plus Federal Tax) only two creditable performances son when 12th, but Micklem won the they upset the New York to That sentiment extended even next three in a row 1050 this season, including his four-hit Giants, 8-5 and 3-1. Assault, Seeking Triple Crown, and closed out Maim the themselves. Nel- Lv. Washington 12:10 P.M. players Byron the match on the 15th green. son was one. Hines was Ave. S.W. Lv. Silver Spring 12:25 P.M. Jimmy another. It isn’t that like to To Face Belmont Lv. Rockville 12:35 P.M. —With they Tough Field ME. 5352 Outdoors Bill Leetch concede this but in the tht Associated Press Ar. Race Track 1:50 P.M. superiority, ly ness, and the Foxcatcher Farm’s face of the evidence there is little Fishing in the Tidal Basin in It looked as if the Hampden, who ran third In both Outboard Motor Ret. Leave Race Track 5:50 P.M. opened transporting, and using an out- today King and extends else they can do. Ranch's races. officially yesterday board in salt water, not Assault will have at least may be Ben was the only man to beat the until next March 31. In view of amiss to cite for those eight other challengers, plus two Other probable starters tomorrow Travel in Comfort Train making their Foot west course's par in by water conditions in the Potomac initial If Winged more possibilities, when he tries for are Mrs. Vera S. Announcing trips. you take your own round. His 71 Bragg’s Mist o’ cnances lor yesterday’s opening the third in the Coaches and Car boat down on a trailer, be sure and jewel Triple Crown Gold, Lestor Manor Stable’s Manor Dining will be was good for 10 plus points. sport remove the motor from the in the 78th running of the $100,- Lad, Mrs. Alfred Roberts’ War better in boat, On the reverse side of this picture For Details Phone EX. 0770-4300 its as the weight of the motor 000 Belmont Stakes tomorrow. Watch. Mrs. Aksel Wichfeld’s Cable, this plus you find Dick Burton, British Open waters week vibration on the road almost The Texas Terror is expected to Mrs. Walter M. Jeflord’s Natchez end than surely champion. He could do no better BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. else- will riake your boat leak. Oil get his principal competition from and A. C. Ernst’s Alamond. There mixed than an 83, putting him at the bot- where nearby. with the motor fuel the Maine Chance Farm's Lord Bos- is also a possibility that Mrs. Jef- reaches the tom of the medal list and next to Heavy rains tops of your motor's well. who ran fourth to Assault fords’ Mahout and the Wheatiey cylinders and last in the point score. REPAIRS The Jackson-Beach Boat have swollen frequently fouls in the Kentucky Derby, but trailed Stable’s.Misleader may be added to Greco-Jack Bout spark plug points. Neson, who had a 76 yesterday, All Make« Yard, successors to trout streams in Keeping them clean him by only a neck in the Preak- the field. * Raleigh pays big divi- was concerned about his Boat Maryland and dends. mainly Yard at 1700 Block on On WMAL Always carry tools, an extra the of M to a usually strongest part street S.E., on Anacostia Tonight Virginia spark plug or two and extra shear [irons, point here | the game. near Sousa Bridge. 25 ^w pins with you. You may never need Caruso Nine Is JOHNSON have leader rental slips; Marine Rail-, anglers them, but they often spell the dif- Grays Wallop Giants; had to take to Illinois Choice to Rout lcMe outboard motors way; expert marine engine ference between a good trip and streamers Jea overhaul; towing; and an abortive one. After paint- you have Ten After Double Leave on ing; inboard and outboard wet but as Track Rivals flies, used your motor in salt or Big Victory 14-Day brackish Trip motor me run-on is By the Associated Press repairs. Two G.I. water, always clean it by running Caruso Florist nine holds the lead Washington’s Homestead Grays, — both fast in these Bin Leetch. it for a few CHAMPAIGN, 111., May 31 partners, experienced moments in a barrel or in the insect class of the Boys’ Club still holding a shaky lead in the mountain waters, they should be in ashcan of fresh With no one in sight to check Illi- mechanics, provide A -1 water. Residual western fishable the end of salt nois’ bid lor its second division baseball league Negro National League, took oil on service. shape again by water drying in the pump fre- straight Big the week for addicts. Ten track and field after winning two games a road alter dry-fly qunetly corrodes it or leaves a championship, yesterday 14-day trip today split- LI. 4226 The first catch of Norfolk was EX. 0385 spot damaging deposit, and we’ve known the biggest question today on the Ellipse. The Florists defeated ting a twin bill with the Baltimore was made afternoon off motors whether it set a new team Sunday to foul up so badly from it might Silver Spring, 9-7, in the first tilt Elite Giants yesterday. Rock Point at the mouth of th? that the whole scoring record. propeller assembly and The Giants won, 5-4, in the after- Wicomico, the fish from and In almost advance walloped Industrial Home running pump became frozen, causing any compila- noon tilt in Griffith Stadium, but one-half to three-fourths of a a School, 17-3, in the second. major repair job. Parts, especially tion of scoring possibilities, Illinois; the Grays came back to take the TheNew39-FT. CONSOLIDATED The fish started to hit for was 60 some of1 Playboat pound. just other than current motor conceded points, and Juicy Fruits has forged to the lead evening clash in Baltimore, 13-6. before the rain came and took are the estimates as as 75.1 models, extremely scarce. Don’t ranged high in the peewee class after defeating Grays return to the local ballyard blood worms avidly. carry motor The Ten outdoor record was in another your fuel in glass con- Big Fairlington, 7-3, Ellipse on June 13, when they take on the in tainers. established in 1924 by another Illi- while Cowell has a Fishing the Patuxent and the Occasionally when gaso- tilt, second Newark Eagles in a night game. Bay hasn't been up to expectations line is strained through chamois I nois team which scored 74. straight win in its 9-7 decision over Solid-hitting Johnny Greco (above) this week, due undoubtedly to the into glass or earthenware con- Herbert's. Irish War Vets Plaster. of Montreal, and former unsettled weather. Given a few- tainers, static electricity is gen- to Title Fight May Harware topped Hutchison. lightweight erated Special 6-4. for champion Beau Jack of Augusta, Ga., consecutive days of sunshine, it will causing dangerous fires. its first win in the peewee Chestnut Farms Nine pick up rapidly. Avoid this hazard by always To Come From Coast division and Georgetown Grays de- both with an eye on the welterweight using Irish War Vet softballers — metal containers for gasoline. feated the Georgetown Whites, 10-9, banged meet in a return 10-round LOS ANGELES, May 31 (>P).—A four crown, bout in a home runs to defeat Chestnut Because of the high cost of party California sportsman’s special train midget encounter. at Madison Square Garden tonight. Farms, 14-9, yesterday on the Monu. boats on the this more will leave here June 15 to fams For 69 Their first last Bay year, carry ment Grounds. years, the greatest name in yachting. 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ALL-MAHOGANY opening bell, have helped make him The party will arrive the morning; MOULDED PLYWOOD 1-3 Bobby Riggs sewed up the world Williams, Chicago Negro middle- one of the Yanks, 6-6; Macks, of the bout, June 19, and start home great all-time box-office professional tennis j weight contender, has accepted FIRST GAME. championship the aces of the divisions. following day. terms for a 10-round lighter Phils. AB. H. O. A N Y. AB. H. O A. yesterday by turning back fiery Don1 bout at the Peck.rf .401 Stade In Greco, the Beau faces a 002 Budge in the next to the last con- Roland Garros in Paris, June Clutches Installed DINGHY danger- Suder.3b 4 3 1 12 0 test of their Ekaitis to Rule 21. Marcel ous puncher. Joltin’ Johnny doesn’t McC’ky.cf 3 11 10 0 46-match tour. Riggs Sport against Cerdan, French An Ch’man.lf 3 0 3 0 Di M’o.cf 4 12 0 24 ruler. 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