THE EVENING STAR ARLINGTON RACE MAY GET IS , Woihingten, fridoy, Soptomber Pioneers C-2 D C., 4, 1959 Rote Sparks Softball Eight Indicted Attend Opening Lions' Win 2-Year-Olds to Battle Os Region Play Over Eagles On West Coast The American Legion Vic- tory By tha Auoclatad Prt«, In Futurity Tomorrow Post club of 1934, called the first softball team organ- Tobin Rote Is up to his By tb, Auocltttd Prtu Brooklyn Handicap winner, ized Washington, proven tricks while pointing Fixing in will be In- Race Two-year-olds campaigning picks up 119, than In one more tonight In ceremonies the Detroit Lions troduced toward a new attempt pick Plion, took Whitney opening —and perhaps happier. Sept. (AP). In the Midwest to who the at the Men's Central At- Na- LOS ANOELES. 4 divisional Saratoga. Channel, Regional Football League —Fred Otash, Hollywood pri- their candidate for Cross win- lantic tournament at tional season In the ner of the Merchants and Guy Rote, a passing quarterback vate detective, and seven other honors tomorrow Cit- Mason Recreation Center. - Washington izens Handicap a ago, gets who also runs, stayed today charges SIOO,OOO added week Fourteen members of the at the men face of fix- Futurity Arlington Victory Including controls throughout ing Park at in with 115. Other stake win- Post team, the Lions’ horse races at C&llente probable 35-24 victory doping Park. ner! in the field are manager and captain, Morris exhibition over Track and a horse at Bealle, the Philadelphia Eagles at Fourteen or 15 of the top Tom Thumb (118), Village are scheduled to appear. To- Santa Anita. (115) ledo last night. They Indicted by the contenders are slated for the Idiot andColoneast (114). The 18th annual tournament, were -furlong tope Harteck Triple Coach Oeorge Wilson and county grand Jury yesterday. 6 Vi test, which Rides played here for the first time, Cllpsetta the Lions—who with a Q. Deputy Dlst. the national racing card. Other The also Is a-6-fur- starts at 7:30 with George- wallowed James Kolts, long 2-year-old 4-7-1 record last year—were Atty., said big winnings re- stake races on the agenda are affair for fillies. town Haberdasher playing rewarded with these accom- from fixed races. the 630,000-added Atlantic City A large field Is In prospect, with Foxhlll Amoco of Hampton, sulted Crooner, Miss Dogette plishments: Kolts said testimony before Handicap at Atlantic City, the Blue and the Virginia champion. Mag- Eighteen of 25 passes com- the grand jury was to the effect 625.000-added Nassau County C.ounteai Oil among the gie's Restaurant and the pleted for 272 yards and three that Otash and a former jock- Handicap at Belmont Park, favorites. Maryland tltllst, Johnny's touchdowns, eight runs for 69 ey’s agent sent two ex-jockeys SIO.OOO-added Cllpsetta at La- Polylad, considered the king- New and Used Cars, meet at yards and one touchdown. to Caliente last spring to mak£ tonla and the $7,500 Andover pin of England middle-distance 9 o'clock. Rote, now 30 and beginning deals with jockeys there to fix Handicap at Rockingham Park. runners, heads the field In the Tomorrow’s schedule: his 10th pro season, packed Heading the futurity's prob- mlle-and-70-yards Rockingham 11 «.m. —Sheridan'. Raitaurant vi. races. Downtown AC of Philadelphia. four a field Sunny 1 p (Pa ) Eaile, v«. touchdowns Into wide- Jockeys able are Blue feature. m—Newcastle open quarter Bribed Fairfax of Wllmlmton. Del. second after the Farm's Venetian Way, the C. R. Bill Hartack rode three win- 2:30 p.m.—Friday nlcht'a loter,. Eagles grabbed a arrangements Lurul- D.m. —Saturday’, flr.t lour.. 14-0 first- He said were Mac Stable's T. V. Lark, ners at Atlantic City yesterday. 4 p.m.—Winner two quarter 7:30 iamt No. 2 v.. lead. Tobin’s touch- i made to pay jockeya to let a lah, Fred W. Hooper’s Wlnonly, One was All Four ($7.40) In the winner tame. No. 3. down passes went 10 yards to of W. S. Miller's Stephen and 1 0 pm.—winner seme No. 1 v». selected horse win in each feature race. winner aame No. 4. Howard (Hopalong) Cassady, : four races. Kolts said the Leonard Fruchtman’s Bally Willie Shoemaker, who had yards Danny Lewis, 6 to and 50 , scheme was successful twice. Ache. seven In two days at yards to Jerry Relchow, the re- Belmonf Kolts said Otash, 37, was Bally Ache Expected Park, waa held to two yester- Cyclists to Open INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE mile-and-an-eighth Montreal. 10; Buffalo. 7. A quartet of horses from the Baltimore Colts’ massive line are con* the Chicago Cards at Seattle ] has figured In many Hollywood The Nas- Toronto. 6: Rochester. 5. in night games. Cleveland , sau County, which will be tele- Columbus. 3: Miami. 0. fronted by littleMark Evans on arrival at Miami, Fla., airport yesterday and. cases. Including the ‘‘wrong- Havana. 4: Richmond. 1. at Los Angeles. Washington vs. , door raid” on Marilyn Mon- vised nationally by CBS from SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION for the exhibition football game with Pittsburgh. Jim Parker, Ray Chattanooga. 7: Atlanta. 1. the Chicago Bears at Jackson- ; roe’s apartment and the Con- 4:30-5 pjn., figures to draw six Nashville. 9*5: Birmingham. 4*6. Krouse, Gene (Big Daddy) Lipscomb and Art Donovan (left to right) Fla., and New York or seven. Air Pilot, winner of 4; New Orleans. S. game tonight in the Orange Bowl ville. fidential Magazine trial. Sireveport.emphls. 7: Mobile. 6. complied with autographs. The will against Oreen Bay at Ban- Alos charged with conspiracy the Massachusetts and Buck- EASTERN LEAGUE THOROUGHBRED Wirepnoto. gor. Handicaps, Allentown. 11: Lancaster. 3. benefit the United Givers Fund.—AP Me. to bribe jockeys were: eye Is top weighted insfield. 5-3; Albany. 1-0. Philadelphia 14 O 10 0—24 San under 120 pounds. Babu, the «dIngham ton 3-4; Williamsport. I*o Detroit nil) o—3& Richard Oach. 29, Reading. 10-7: York. 5-3. Philadelphia SOUTH LEAGUE Gracing Touchdown, McDon- Pedro, former jockey's agent; ATLANIC ald cut. pan from Van Brocklln), Playoffs (Rest of 0) Sapp (2. plunae). WaUton (11, pata Olen Lasswell, 28. Arcadia, Charleston. 2: Knoxville 0 (Series S Big Races daily jail pleading guilty Rote). Relchow pass from Rote). in after of Hosts to Point, after touchdown. Perry. 6. staging a $35,000 fur and jewel Belvoir DOWNTOWN MIIYDOUBLE QOSES 1:20 For Bears Tomorrow robbery in Bel Air. Potomac Polo Club enter- SERVICE For Baseball SALES I I T.wur.w’i rtet . . in Charged with conspiracy to tains the ftolurtd quarterbacking assignment PRO FOOTBALL new Belvoir Club in Br LEWIS F. ATCHISON dope Oach, Pot- tonight Star SUB Writer against the Bears, but hell Last Nlfht's Result a horse were the feature match at ter, HEADQUARTERS I WM. F. SCHLUDERBERG j Sept. have the “varsity” with him. Detroit. 3ft: Philadelphia. 24. Hinton, Lou Kane, Los the arena in Travllah, Md. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Tanlffht'* Game Angeles sports figure; game MEMORIAL TROPHY j Redskins are “up” for That means Bill Anderson and Baltimore v». Pittsburgh at Miami. Don An intra-club between ! 4.—The Antitrust Bill Garnet Tomerrew San Ysidro, horse : Potomac teams headed night's game with Joe Walton will start at Washington Wells. 30. by tomorrow ends. >7 the Allocated Praia vs. Chleaio Bears at trainer, Dave Negri, 28. Frank Willson Chicago Will Renfro and Ray Lemek at Jacksonville. Pis. and and Ted Miller the Bears. Senator Keating. Republican Ban Francisco vs Chlcsto Cards at Los Angeles. will start at 8:30. never seen the tackles; Don Lawrence and Red Seattle . *Tve morale of New York, said today he will Stephens at guards, Jim Schra- Cleveland at Los Anceles. Oach also was charged with Steuart Updike, Col. Jack so hlgh on this team.” one of fight New York vs. Oreen Bar at Bangor. ( utrtk to include baseball in a Me. bribing jockeys. Shirley and Jim Hourahan Just milts ts Bsltimore the officials said today, der. center; Dick James and are Rood—plenty team bill that exempts other profes- scheduled to start the main 1125 15th St. N.W. on York of port- of Oator Bowl. Jim Podoley, halfbacks, and iptet battle the sional sports from the anti- for against HO. 2-6400 ing ovoiloble. big for the Red- Don Bosseler. fullback. event Belvoir T|ie reason trust laws. Potomac’s Hap Puelicher, Col. sklnc' new approach is Coach Although Bosseler played col- He said a bill approved yes- Marion George Mflre Nixon's firm but fair lege football at the University terday by the Senate Antitrust Smoak and says Tops prac- large Dell Area Netmen Toomey. attitude. When he of Miami and has a fol- and Monopoly Subcommittee, tice will be limited to one lowin ghere. Nixon thinks he’s covering professional football, hour, it ends promptly after ready for his best game to date. hockey and basketball. .is “com- Racing Now thru Sept. 12 T an hour. When he says the Defensively. John Paluck and pletely inadequate because it As Nationals Open GRIFFS' RECORDS bus will leave at 7:30 for the Bob Toneff will start at the does not Include baseball.” By CASPAR NANNES ing for top BATTING prfcetice field, it leaves at 7:30 ends, with Miller and Woidzik "I do not intend to stand by a ten national rank- ab r h 2b 3b Dr rbt avg vrttQ no roll call to see If any- on the inside. while baseball, which has bten Stir SUB Wrltir ing. and her showing the next Pascual ft 1R 2 O O 2 -27ft Lemon 452 57 121 16 226 77 .268 TOWH | Players FOREST HILLS, N. Y. Sept. days BecqufT 192 CHARLES one is missing. who LaVem Torgeson moves back the subject of extensive hear- few will determine her 17 61 11 3 122 .266 get prac- 4—Don Dell, the Middle Atlan- Allison 514 79 13617 929 76 26ft miss the bus must to into his old right linebacking ings, is shortchanged in this final standing. She meets San- Thr berry 311 33 78 10 210 39 .251 champion Bethesda, Aipr'm’ti 225 55 tice the best they can. If they position, with Ralph Felton or, way.” Senator Keating said in tic from dra Loubat of New Orleans in 30 12 O 214 .244 Md„ Courtney 153 15 37 4 1 213 .242 f heads strong contingent miss practice. It’s a $l5O line. the left, and Chuck Drazeno- a statement. a her opening match. Ktllebrew 468 80 113 18 239 98 .241 of Washington area players in Oreen 183 22 44 3 1 211 .240 Five Redskins missed Sunday vich in the middle. Ben Scotti ! He added that when the bill Miss Gunderson, who on oc- Bertola 296 32 70 10 O 828 .236 the men's National singles ten- startling up- Naragon 218 16 7 014 .234 The next time anyone and Bob Hudson at the wings, is considered by casion has scored 51 5 3 0 7 dinner. the Senate nis championships opening to- Consolo 152 22 34 1 .224 fa]U to show It’llcost him $l5O. and Doyle Nix and Richie Mc- Judiciary Committee, parent sets in championship tourna- Slavers 323 47 72 16 018 40 .224 day on the turf courts' at the Sam ford 227 22 50 11 0 419 .220 now check one an- Cabe at safety complete the body of the subcommittee, he ments, meets Farel Footman of Vena Has 66 4 9 0 0 11 .161 RACES Roommates West Side Tennis Club. Ramos 67 0 TIME 2 PAL • nobody lineup. ft 10 11 1 .149 POST EOT other to make sure will offer an amendment to San Francisco in the first Clevenger 14 0 2 1 0 0 3 143 Dell, shooting at a first ten * NOTES Capt. Eddie Le bring baseball within its cov- round. Several years ago Bel- Kemmerer 57 1 1 0 0 4 .123 national ranking, meets a tough Stobbs 19 0 2 0 O O 2 .105 Nixon’s straight-down-the- Baron, who is a Marine reserve, erage. mar upset former National Pitcher 42 2 40003 .085 9 RACES DA,LY opponent in young Michael Korcheck 0 0 0 policy applies Senator ' Champion Louis Brough in 14 0 1 0 .071 m Admission only 50 coots, luxurious air-con- ralddle also to swore in three recruits in the Kefauver. Democrat Crane of Oakland, Calif. The an Origin 18 0 1 0 0 0 0 .056 Jjff jR posftions on the team. The lobby of the motel here yester- of Tennessee, the subcommit- opening-round match here. Woodeshick 6 0 no o o o .oon ditiontd clubhouse. SI admission. Special 19-year-old Californian topped Hyde 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 Ifj 840 train loavos Washington 11:55 EDT, men who perform best in the day. The three left immediately tee chairman, said baseball Other Washington area play- Team batting—4.33l ab.. 428 r. mIV Silver Spring, 12:10; Rockville, 12:20, arriv- the Northern California Jun- 1.034 h ; avg.. MJI last game get the starting jobs for boot camp at Parris Island purposely had been excluded i ers in the men’s event and .238. iir' W If '*9 ot track 1:35, and returning after last ; iors in 1958. and will be highly are PITCHING . W AZ& roce. By auto. Memorial Bridge onto Rtes. in the That’s why Johnny ... Joe Tereshinskl gloating because; its problems differ their opponents James Far- next. is ranked in the men's division h so gs gc the call over Jim from of the other sports rin, Jr., vs. Pvt. Lawrence lb/ bb W L Mfiter gets over his feat of swimming the those I this year. Clevenger 83 81 35 50 2 1 6 3 Weatherall at defensive tackle length of the motel pool (about and require more study. | Sears, Fort Gordon, Ga.; Leif Pascual 194 160 64 144 25 13 13 10 DAILY DOUBLE FIRST TWO RACES IfDell gets by his first round, Fischer 154 178 35 51 22 5 8 9 night. running feet) Beck John Powles, Flora, Ramos 48 83 30 10 16 tomorrow His 25 under water. Swim- Seeks Speedy play vs. 207 206 12 Woidzik, Action 'he will the winner of the 111.; Ralph Eduardo Hyde 48 49 22 24 0 0 2 4 mate will be Frank ming for the players is taboo match between Ramsey Ear- Don vs. Kemmerer 192 103 66 83 26 7 815 Wl}» was the “second best line- from now on. Nixon thinks it Kefauver said he would j Sorriano. Argentina; Marine Griggs 93 98 49 38 9 2 2 8 54 DAYS THRU SEPT. 12, press for action so the Senate, hart, Ventura, Calif., and Hen- Stobbs 84 76 20 49 7 0 1 8 against the . . . Capt. Kingman of 60 51 0 4 rfiaq on the field softens football muscles. ry Rensselaer, Greenwich, Lambert Woodeshick 30 22 3 0 according to Nixon. Bill Chipley. one-time Boston at least, may vote on the bill, : Van vs. Donald Rubell, Colts.” Conn. The victor in this sec- Quantico 8011, bulky coach prior to adjourning for the Brooklyn; Lynch- Dpn offensive Yanks end and former ond-round match is expected to Arthur Ashe. tae]Ue; Ralph Gu- Washington year. j burg, Va., vs. Rodney Laver, Quarterback at and Lee is : 1 face Earl Buchholz, Jr., the gliehni, Defensive Half- staying at The measure, which Kefau- j Australia; Wilbur Jenkins vs. and the same motel Davis Cup star from St. Louis. back Gene Cichowski won’t and cutting up touches with the ver introduced, omits baseball; 1 Reginald Bennett, England, -‘BURR” HUSH MAN’S Assuming . completely. Supreme Court de- Dell reaches the Hetpleman. Balti- up the game. . . The Redskins and Kalman suit for 801 lre- coaches. third round, this match could injured leg, Guglielmi through cisions have exempted baseball more, vs. Robert Barker, Man- tire his and “scouted” the Bears great bearing upon the ieihiuutebs from ready of films of Chicago's victory from restrictions of the Na- have a ilasset, N. Y. la Jar because 24-21 Edgemoor Club youth's ranking Cichowski Eagles tion’s anti-trust laws but have Other players known injury. is re- over the and concluded for 1959 and possibly his tennis women covered from the slight con- that George Halas’ men are a held specifically or implied that in the Washington area are other professional team sports i future. Weigant, cussion he suffered against the shade better than last year, Middle At- Mrs. Barbara Alex- We in fall under Tim Coss. former Sally Wilson, “SELL” Colts, they those laws. andria. Scars- and will be given another when finished second lantic champion, again will play vs. week’s rest. the Western Division with an What baseball does about a. dale. N. Y.: Mrs. Adrienne Ay- ' Henry of Atlanta, Eagle Day has drawn the 8-4 record. third major league may well 1I Crawford ares, Baltimore, vs. Carol in an opening-round con- *¦ ¦ te determine its position in Con-; Ga.. Hanks, St. Louis, and Peachy FIRESTONE TIRES gress Kefauver and a number test. Henry beat Coss in the Kellmeyer, Charlestown. W. Va,. No Off Brand Tires—No Hidden Charges of other lawmakers have em- ! 1 Middle Atlantic championships vs. Alicia Heegewaldt. Chile. phasized their support of the | held earlier in the summer at C. Alphonso Smith, former Continental League recently ! the Edgemoor Club. seniors doubles champion, and Writer Says Stengel bom but as yet far from play- On the distaff side the prog- Alex Keiles are the two Dis- ing age. ress of Donna Floyd of Arling- trict area representatives in we OFFER The subcommittee, which ton. Va„ Middle Atlantic Wom- the senior singles event. Smith Whiplash conducted hearings on baseball en’s champion, and Bel mar tackles Harrison Cole. Green- ®pr*.ron«Quality Tires at Competitive Prices Wielding is Gunderson. Army-Navy Coun- Conn., and Keiles meets and football this summer, wich. try Club, will be carefully Fred Stleber. Baltimore, in . NEWARK, N. J.. Sept. 4 Pitching Coach Jim Turner, ; wants more time to study base- FAST, COURTEOUS, EXPERT SERVICE fAP>. Casey Stengel, New and Pitchers Whitey Ford, Don ball’s situation, Kefauver said. watched. Donna also is shoot- first-round matches. IS York Yankees’ manager, Is flr- Larsen and Bob Turley for He added the goal is an or- EVERY DAY BARGAIN DAY players derly shift from almost lnft -clubhouse blasts at criticism. com- coaches who he says | Dlete anti-trust law freedom haven't been following his ad- He ripped Turner for not “to a status of limited exemp- telling pitchers how to handle; tion similar to that of the three World Series 8-HR. vj«r Newark News said Start of RETREADING 4 the i yesterday. Julio Becquer, a Senator pinch sports covered in this bill.” Have Your Own SMOOTH TIRES RETREADED Z News sports writer Paul hitter who singled In Wednes- Cites Pro Football story day’s game. September 30 Leave your car in the morning. Pick up in the evening all finished. Same Horowitz said In a from Kefauver said pro football in Set for New York that the latest out- "He’s beaten our brains out particular legislation, tread design, quality and guarantee as new Firestone Tires. ball,” needs CHICAGO, Sept. 4 National League there were p.m. local time. £dm VALUE s—Adjust Steering "Didja ever see Mantle bunt a lot of “lfs” In the early stage As in the past, the prices will to third when he’s batting left- 11 From Minors planning. These included: be $lO for a box seat, $7 for COMPLETE BRAKE-FRONT ENP-TUNE-UP handed?” Horowitz quoted Rematch Follows If the Series involves Chi- reserved grandstand, $4 for Stengel as asking. “Ifa second ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4 .— cago or Cleveland, or San Fran- standing room and $2 for , prices baseman can't throw him out The Cardinals have recalled 11 Wild Mat Bout cisco or Los Angeles, the first bleachers. These include (two ways TO "CHARGE IT”/Ar|ro\ New ft Used Tires grounder, how could games played i Federal but not local taxes. I woMr* I on a slow players who have spent most and Argentina two will be in the C third baseman do it on a Eddie Graham October 3 would be a . There will be an additional &cVr, C^:,”rucr„ T»TMK»U g.Hr.t.treoA* a of option to go again Midwest. I line? I been the season on i Zuma will at it on three t handling charge of $1 a mall Is«4ty «i—iIW li i , Jl bunt down the Thursday wrestling show travel date. The next asking him to do that all year minor league teams. next games would be played October ¦ order. 1 ” . at Capitol Arena result a6d he won’t listen Those who will report after as a and 5 in the National [ The White Sox said that if of their draw last night in a 3, 4 Mir- “BURR" HEISH MAN’S Casey then went to work on their clubs finish the season League park on the West Coast. . they get into the Series they wild match. best-of-seven-games will a departure in Inflelders Tony Kubek and are: Promoter Vince McMahon If the i introduce BEM TIRE Bobby Richardson. From Omaha—Pitcher Tom immediately arranged a return Series should have to continue, , ticket offerings. Heretofore firestone CENTERS games blocks “Those two think they can Cheney. From Rochester— bout. the sixth and seventh i tickets have been sold in hwy. Gene Oreen, be hi the American for admission to all games in RuH lisos i.ee || Wisconsin ave. || -oun newest” | the ball out of the park Catcher-Outfielder last would i * hit In other bouts night, K,y Br“# efery they bat Inflelder Bill Harrell, Outfielder League city October 7 and 8. either American League or Na- r AND QUE ST. N.W. 11 ON US. HWY. I time come to Ricki Starr defeated Chris NNH JA. 4-0323 and they swing for the ftnces. Bobby Gene Smith and Pitch- Averoff, Red Bastien won over If neither San Francisco nor tional League parks The Sox mIM < U HO. 2-3770 U OY. 4-8030 MM Los Angeles took the pennant, . will offer single game tickets or - WOOPBRIPOE, Itell ’em to push the ball. Hit ers Howard Nunn. Dick Ricketts 1 A1 Smith, Rlto Romero pinned Wli/jf/A WOS3> YH- VA. I GEORGETOWN I VA. | to the opposite field. They bet- and Bill Smith. From Tulsa— Arnold Skoaland and John and no traveling days would be : combination tickets for two ter do what I say or they won’t Pitcher Bob Blaylock. Catcher Chris Tolas battled Luis Mar- needed. The first game in a , games, such as the first and be around.” Jim Schaefer and Outfielders > tlnez and Chief Big Heart to National League park, then, , sixth game and the Eecond and Stengel also singled out Duke Carmel and Jim O’Rourke. . a curfew draw. would be played October 3. seventh.