LITTLE SPORT and New York Dancosse Tosses Fine # Open Ring Record at Smith Finals Tomorrow At Turner's Tonight th« Associated By Pro** Danny Dancosse, clever young DETROIT, April 10.—A cou- boxer from Manchester. Conn., rageous team, provides the competition for Gene victor over Toronto in a thrilling Smith, the District’s spectacular semifinal series, got set today for 18-year-old Negro featherweight, the I opening tomorrow of its in a seven-round feature fight at Stanley Cup hockey championship Turner’s Arena tonight. series with the . Dancosse has been brought in by Detroit’s Leo Reise drove in a Bobby Gleason, who directed Phil Veteran Black 10-foot at 8:39 of the first as Caddy Terranova to the featherweight Morgan and Easter Rated Top Rookies overtime last period night to give crown and who his Con- the Associated predicts ly Press Mike Gohat at second base is used Chico Carrasquel. up from Detroit a 1-0 decision over the will have little necticut charge the lone new Phil sure to start. Fort to Leafs in a before Bobby Morgan of Brooklyn Worth, at , even rugged game trouble disposing of the District Sweeps Triumph and Luke Easter of However Mike played 55 games working at first. 14,734 slightly hysterical fans artist. Cleveland ap- kayo lasL yekr, so he hardly can be Pittsburgh has been giving Dale here. out that Dan- proach opening day as best bets Gleason points called a rookie. That Detroit the to cop awards. Eddie Sanicki. Coogan plenty of work at first In North End Show victory gave cosse has had 30 fights, winning rookie-of-the-year series 4-3 and ended Toronto’s up from Toronto, may yet win the and Danny O’Connell, purchased 24, compared to only 8 fights for In addition to Morgan and By Angelina J. Carabelli as of centerfleld job after a poor start. from St. Paul, is battling for three-year reign champion Smith. He claims is Easter, the rookies certain to Black Caddy, an old campaigner Danny just Morgan, only new name in the third base. Stanley Cup playoffs. too experienced for Gene. start April 19 are performing like a youngster, The between the Brooklyn lineup, comes well rec- Boyer Good Pitching meeting But Smith’s co-managers, Bobby ! Jack Harshman of the New York Prospect. scored perfect rounds yesterday to and Detroit marks the ommended, as most valuable play- Wayne a Rangers Brown and Billy Banks, that ! Giants. Bill Se- Terwilliger, 36-game take the jumper tricolor at tha reply er in the . first time in seven years that clubs rena of the Cubs and “veteran” will be the Cubs’ sec- North End Horse Show. Gleason fails to take into consid- Hi* American cities have Morgan .337 and drove in 112 ond baseman. Carl Sawatski, a representing eration that Gene has won all i Centerfielder Irv Noren of Wash- owner trainer rider. Fred J. met in the finale of the National runs at Montreal. .360 belter at Nashville, is the eight of the battles and scored six : ington. Hughes. jr„ piloted the little black Hockey League’s playoff. Easter, the Negro slugger who No. 2 . knockouts in either the first or Big Steve Bilko probably will gelding to wins in all events en- The championship series will hit .363 and 25 homers in 60 In addition to Bilko. the Cards second round. start at first base for the St. Louis tered. open in Detroit tomorrow, with games for San Diego, has taken have a good-looking In his last match, Gene defeated Cardinals but not on what he has pitching pros- The fair-sized crowd at the first play moving to Toronto on Thurs- over rightfield at Cleveland. Pitch- pects in Cloyd Boyer. 15-game Little Dynamite, who comes back shown in . show of the season in the District day and Saturday. That move er Dick Rozek and Catcher Ray winner at Rochester. Bill Hower- tonight in a seven-round semifinal In like fashion, Billy Southworth area saw Black Caddy capture tha was made because Madison Square Murray also show promise as ton may stick as an extra out- against Pat Thomas, another probably will have Sam Jethroe, iumper. modified Olympia and Garden—the Rangers’ home—cur- Tribesmen. fielder. Washington featherweight. Dyna- Negro speedster, in centerfield for knock-down-and-out classes for a rently is the scene of a circus. Noren Had Slow Start. and Bob Miller, mite having won a close decision the Braves. Jethroe came 15-point score. The championship series, in The Giants seem to have come two in from Thomas last winter. Both to Boston from the Brooklyn farm pitching prospects, figure Reserve went to Oliver Dove* the minds of many Detroiters, as- WHERE’S THE BALL?—Phillies Catcher Stan up with a long ball nitter in ’s plans with the Lopata leaps high Thomas and Dynamite are after system in a $250,000 deal. Slow Ranger, another popular oldtimer. sumed almost an anti-climactic in air and turns around to look for the throw from Del Harshman who smashed 40 hom- Phillies. Miller must stay as he's the high a summer match with Smith. to start, he flopped badly in the With Slade Barnes in the saddla nature after the thrilling semi- * ers and drove in 111 runs despite a bonus Ennis, righthander, as Russ Rose, Fort Worth shortstop, scores Eddie Gilchrist, another feather early exhibitions. Of late he has player. the pair accounted for third-placa finals with Toronto. a .270 average at Minneapolis. Other new boys who must be on Dee Fondy's hit in first inning of exhibition game at Fort and the only fighter to defeat come on fast. awards in the handicap, the modi- That series went a full seven The Phillies 10-6. Noren, an %xpensive investment kept because they are bonus fied and the Worth yesterday. won, —AP Wirephoto. Smith during his amateur days, Browns Heavy with Rookies. open. A1 Earnest * games with Reise's shot breaking for , hit his stride players are Catcher Frank House Ivan and makes his second pro start in a Leonard Ross’ Billy up a scoreless deadlock and end- Outfielder Bob Addis, second after a painfully slow start. Man- of Detroit. Outfielder Jackie Jen- five-rounder against Little Lee Buttons tied for third. ing 68 minutes and 39 seconds of Baseman Roy Hartsfleld and Pit- ager gave him the sen of the First Base- of Baltimore. Yankees. Hunters in Hot Contest. Murray chers Norm Roy and Dick Donovan centerfleld the first of rough, tough hockey. Willie Dead at Won job day man Wayne Belardi and The hunter division was Doyle, 77, A trio of four-round prelimi- are closely The Detroiters had to win the other Braves’ freshman pos- training. The Nats are confident Billy Loes of Brooklyn, Infielder naries on the card which gets contested, with Mrs. Ray Norton, hard way, registering triumphs in sibilities. he’ll make the grade. Mike Grasso, Jim Baumer and Pitcher Jack underway at 8:45 sends Frank jr.’s Harkaway and C. N. France * Fame as Rider The St. Louis of a two week-end games with Goalie Lasting Race Browns, course, fiery second string catcher, is Bruner of the White Sox, Third Timbrooke each Ball against Kenny Leath, Chink will scoring eight Harry Lumley getting a pair of Special Dispatch to The Star in which he in the 40-to-l present the most rookie can- Harris’ next most promising new- Baseman Ries of the brought Williams Charlie Bennett Whitey faults. Timbrooke. a newcomer to 10.—Pri- against didates. They’ll have a new in- shutouts. LAUREL, Md„ April shot Effendi. His victims in the comer. Braves, Pitcher Lou Sleater of show ranks here, was awarded and Joe Davis against Jimmy field all Toronto posted a 2-0 decision vate funeral services were held race included Fashion Plate, the around w'th Second Base- may have a pitch- the Giants and Pitcher Bill Mac- the Sewell. All are championship on conforma- for Willie one of the even-money favorite. The lightweights. man Owen Friend and here Thursday and needed only today Doyle, year Shortstop ing find in Bob Hooper, 19-game Donald of Pittsburgh. There are tion. Timbrooke. ridden by Thelma one win in the turf’s most officials, who before Doyle piloted the W. T. Billy De Mars in the freshman remaining two respected Jack Opens Drills Here winner at Buffalo, whose early more, too. but the clubs may give Fulton, won the green hunters, died here at the Ryan colt to victory at odds of 100 class. another new games to maintain its jinx over Saturday night Kenny Wood, efforts will be confined to relief. up and take the loss on some of was third in the open and fourth 77 after an of sev- to 1 at Jamaica, N. Y. For Bout With Jenkins face, will be in the Detroit club. The Leafs beat age of illness the outfield. The have the other new bonus youngsters. in the working hunters. Under eral weeks. Doyle rode his last a the Wings four straight in the winner, Former World Lightweight Mrs. Norton’s faultless handling Doyle’s was taken to Cedar horse named John W. Kline, at Stanley Cup finals in the last two body Champion Beau Jack opens final Harkaway was second in the green Hill at after Hagerstown, retiring because of years. Cemetery Washington public workouts at Liberty A. C. and open hunter events and third the services were at advancing age. He weighed only Cramer Winner But Lumley shut them out 4-0 held Upper at 2 p.m. today for his scheduled Top NBA in the hack and hunter. 101 pounds at the peak of his Syracuse Squares Playoff, at Toronto Saturday night and1 Marlboro. 10-round bout with Lew Jenkins, The career and 115 at his death. He junior division, unusually came back last with another! Born in Jersey City, Doyle rode night rode for Frank also an ex-titlist, at Uline Arena large, was dominated by Chico, his first race on Kenmare Trainer Frisbie, As Woodmonf Wins Former Critics' brilliant as at the performance he who at 87 still is active in the Friday night. Opens Respect ridden by Laura Lee Shreve of old Benning track at Washington. By the blanked them again to clinch the sport. The pair raced horses all Beau will drill daily through Eastern clubs were quick to point Arlington. Va. Chico won th# The horse didn’t win and it was semifinal series for Detroit. over the United States and at St. Thursday. SYRACUSE, N. Y., April 10.— out that the division title was junior working class and placed in four before Willie rode years again. Petersburg, Warsaw and Moscow. Jenkins will check in tomorrow Tourney Schedule The Syracuse Nationals, targets being handed to Syracuse. the junior hack, Jumper and hack- When he returned to the saddle it of resentful criticism other Ten Frisbie estimates that Doyle won and follow Beau into the ring Robert Cramer's 40-5—35 was among Now it's a different story. The and-hunter. years ago—Jake Powell, was to win lasting fame as a |i at least a third of all his races. daily. [low score in a nine-hole National Basketball Association Nationals eliminated Philadelphia Sable Runs l>p score. ’ outfielder, rider in this country and abroad. sweep- After from the saddle stakes at Woodmont Club clubs this season, are enjoying a and highly-regarded New York in Sable was ridden bv Tont suffered a brain concussion in i most notable retiring I Country Doyle’s victory new and Doyle tried his hand at training yesterday, the opening event on highly regarded position the first two playoff series and Brewer of McLean, Va to a blua an exhibition game with the ; was in the 1909 Preakness, being | thoroughbreds and later became the club's tournament schedule following their 91-85 victory over right now are giving the favored in the hack-and-hunter, second Brooklyn Dodgers. revived after a lapse of 20 years, All-Stars a patrol judge. These duties made Win, Square over its Bethesda’ course. the Minneapolis Lakers here last Lakers a for the top money. in the working, third in the him a familiar figure at Maryland Other Class A winners were night. A crowd of 8,280 watched Syra- jumper and fourth in the hack. tracks, as well as Hialeah and Howard Nordlinger, 38-2—36; That victory, coming on the cuse pour it on last night. The Others showing well Included Globetrotter Series Nationals led Linotype Operator Scores Tropical Park, Fla. He suffered a Cabot Feldman, 40-3—37, and heels of a last-minute, two-point throughout the final Prances S. Hill with Bruce, win- stroke last February while driving By th» Associated Press Dave Wortman, 39-2—37. loss to the Lakers Saturday night, three quarters and at one time ner of the junior hack and minor enjoyed a Min- from Hialeah to place Mrs. Doyle LOS ANGELES, April 10.—The Class B winners were Dr. M. B. deadlocked the NBA champion- 20-point margin. junior awards, in addition to a in Fraser Pin neapolis narrowed the Victory Tourney in a hospital where she remains College All-Stars evened their Miller, 44-9—35; Nat Lubar, 42- ship playoff series at one game gap in the second in the working hunter and in critical condition. final session, but the Nationals a fourth in the Ben McAlwee I Joe Brewer, Lucky Strike conces- They made series with the vaunted Harlem 6—36, and Robert Phillipson, 43-6 each. The teams will resume their hack-and-hunter, By their home at were just too far ahead. Alden McKim Crane’s Tarlac. with sionaire. was 11th with 150-700 Upper Marlboro, Globetrotters at four games each —37. Harvey Blumenthal led the best of seven struggle Friday If this piece happens to lane Md. George Mikan, the Lakers’ 6- Bruce aboard, won the ! »$6). Two Bethesda Business- here last night with a 72-71 Class C winners with 43-9—34 night in Minneapolis. Fales, jr„ In the hands of Jim Storey, sr. foot 10-inch scoring machine, led junior Mrs. Hughes’ San men s rollers from In addition to his Mrs. win. It was one of the most foul over Ralph Peyser, 51-12—39, and ran off with the East- jumper. an Star opera- League Henry widow, Syracuse the Evening linotype i ridden point-getters with 32 points. D won the road hack, placed in Hiser's Boulevard drives tied for Gertrude Cranford Doyle, he is basketball contests ever Dr. Milton Greenberg, 50-11—39. ern Division championship in reg- tor, It will come as an extra bi> He tallied 37 in Saturday’s game. the hack-and-hunter and waa the last two money of survived by a sister in witnessed at Pan-Pacific Audi- Class D winners were Lester ular season but a of excitement over wor places $5 Jersey City play, enjoyed Mikan’s having ! torium. total, however, was im- fourth in the open hunter. each. Norman Titus climaxed a and two nephews. Cohen. 48-14—38: Sam Pocker, favorable schedule compared to the third annual Ralph E. (Monk) potent against the all-around at- 65-695 count with the tourna- The clubs now have 10 games to 46-12—34, and Arthur Lyon, 47- division rivals. Fraser Memorial bowling tourna- tack by the Nationals. Six Syra- ment's go in their Nation-wide tour that 12—35. ment. high game of 167 and It played four fewer games than cuse hit for Gil ends in players figures, and Stanford Harry Burdette tallied 55-695. Bogley Is Beaten Washington April 19. other Eastern clubs and drew with Trojans One of the first to take a turn Three for George Ratkovicz scoring 17 George Toth of the Willis The score was tied aj; 55-all tied the top prize in the at most of its competition from the and Adolph 13 to Face in Track in popular event yesterday In Bermuda Final in the second half and Manor Club’s blind bogey, K. F. Schaye head Opener Builders Minor District League midway weaker Western the the Lucky Strike, Storey rapped | with admittedly loop. list. By the Associated Pr*»» team fired high scratch set of 644 By the Associated Press the officials had called 44 fouls Veley 91-10—81; H. C. | out a scratch set of 623, and with LOS ANGELES, April 10. —Tht to collect $5 while high consola- during the previous 30 minutes. Turner, 93-12—81, and Jack Dol- a of 115 738 HAMILTON, Bermuda, April 10. handicap grossed The second half was even ton, 96-15—81. Four tied at the University of Southern California tion game of 150 netted Sterling McNeill rougher Beats for a prize of $100. His games —Donald of Bellrose, N. second Easily Club and Stanford, sidelined Saturday iRhinehart of the Hyattsville In- than the first. lucky number, C. H. Col- Indianapolis Hockey were 109, 115, 150, 103 and 146. Y., and Betty Rosenquest of by rain, make another to- dustrial League $5. The All-Stars led, 40 to 39, at ledge. 97-15—82; Dr. J. G. Reilly, Wild Hurlers at Meade attempt There were 85 entries. Orange, N. J., upheld their No. 1 day to the Pacific Coast the intermission. 92-10—82; George C. McCully, Special Dispatch to The Star Near Record Title Sweep open It was Storey's second lucrative Lin seetiings by winning champion- and H. E. Conference track season. Timmerman, Takoma Com- Sweetwater Clifton, the Trot- 100-18—82, Worcester, By th« Auocioted Prm effort in three weeks at Lucky ships yesterday in the Coral Beach FORT MEADE. Md., April 10.— The will mercial League, hit the $50 jack- ters’ skyscraper center, took scor- 87-5—82. , postponement probably Strike. The tennis tournament. ^ Wild pitching is causing Fort INDIANAPOLIS. April 10.—The 103-average Evening pot in the Takoma full ing honors for the with have little effect on the outcoma handicap evening Meade's baseball team its biggest Indianapolis Capitols today were Star League member finished sec- with a McNeill, the National indoor 26 James Wallace won low net but Stanford came to town Fri- record tournament count points. Wisconsin’s Don Reh- one ond to Stan of the AGO honors with 79-13—66 headache these days. The Soldiers only game from an all-time Markey of 494, aided by 51 franked champion, defeated Gil Bogley of feldt led the All-Stars with 15. in Belle day fired up by hopes for its first pins. had a dose of it yesterday which record in American Hockey League League in the 22d annual Bill His Chevy Chase, Md„ the title- Haven’s sweepstakes. Willie Dean track win over Troy since 1933. 443 scratch set made with 161, junior About 7,000 customers, paying a after Wood Dub tourney. Markey tal- was second with while enabled the University of Michi- playoffs defeating Cleve- 146 and 136 strings was the holder, for the men’s crown, 6—3, minimum of a wit- 79-12—67, The rain no doubt dampened th* high- $3.60 head, to take an 8-4 decision. land’s Baron’s last night. for lied 891 in the seven-game Wood 6—2. gross honors went to Eddie Frank gan 4-3, Indians’ somewhat. est of his bowling career. 6—2, nessed the affair. their seventh spirit event to 886 for includ- with Dick Bumsted straight victory. Storey, Ronald Brown of Miss a 75. gave up only The Trojans are favored inas- Clarendon was Rosenquest downed Mrs. If the young Caps can finish off ing handicaps. three hits to the Wolverines in much as Gay Bryan, the Stan- runner-up with 96-441. Lawrence Midge Buck of Boston in the the Calder series Ray S. Neff of Harrisonburg, Australian Star the first six innings, but he walked Cup against ford Herzog, with 75-440, and Frank women’s final, 7—5, 10—8. Enrolls one-man track team, still la made his to Dallas Hal which across four runs. Cleveland here Thursday night, Va., trip the Cherry Hastie with Signs Wagner 111, helped on the ailing list. 69-440, tied for third. they will be the first team ever Blossom festival a profitable one At Washington State DALLAS, April 10 (/P).—Hal Dom Antonelli took over in the to make a clean sweep of the when the 103-average Valley Stanley Dmohoski of the Catho- By the Associated Preji Wagner, 34, former major league seventh and allowed four hits, play- Cavalier offs. Specialists — has League pinspiller bagged second lic War Veterans’ League won the SPOKANE, April 10. Peter catcher, been acquired by the four walks and four runs. Jack John Chester Sets Pace Cleveland lost only one game of money for $50 in the Fraser with Hi-Skor full with 99-448. Mullins, one of Australia's best Dallas Eagles of the Texas League. York went the distance for Michi- handicap nine in — Spurned by Harper winning the 1947-8 In a 721 count, which included a young athletes, will enroll at Wagner played last year for To- gan. He gave up seven hits, play- Motorcycle Racing Besides By th* Associated Press offs and Buffalo did as well in the 125-pin spot. j splitting the top prize Washington State College this ronto of the International League, walked only two and fanned six. John Chester has his sights on of in 1943-4 series. Harvey S. Love, jr., 100-average $50 the Anacostia Spillway PORTSMOUTH, Va., April 10. summer. .260 in 90 games. Michigan also got seven hits. the motorcycle racing season doubles with Indianapolis started the current Xavarian Club roller, pocketed King Pin's Ann Carl- —Chandler Harper, professional A source close to the athletic which will get under way with tha 830 with a son, Pete Gascon of playoffs by defeating St. Louis in third-place count of the Spillway at the Glensheallah Golf Course administration at the college said first of six authorized meets at 140-719. Fourth of i Mixed League shared he two straight and Providence’s Cal- prize $22.50 second-place here, says won’t accept an in- Mullins’ records already had been Piney Grove Speedway on May 7. Went to Bob Chalfonte of Green- money of with John vitation Six Retired Are First der Cup holders in the same $30 Onuska to play in the Cavalier received at the school in Pullman, Players style. Chester indicated he would ba National 1 and Cleveland went down for the way League, with 90-718, fifth-place prize of $10.25 Specialists golf tournament at Wash. hard to beat by "aking the honora A fifth-place score of 100-713 with Suit. third time last night in the four- Harry ! Virginia Beach April 20-23. Mullins finished sixth in the in the fourth annual Harley- netted Joe Carlton, The Carlson-Gascon duo In Women's Golf Hall of Fame of-seven series after leading twice Building | led Harper said yesterday he had decathlon championship at the Davidson outing yesterday befora Trades League, $17.50, while Bill with 38-668 as Mrs. written By tht Associated Press at 1-0 and 2-1. Carlson, after Sidney Banks, promoter, : 1948 Olympics in London. naming of two active golfers. How- 1,300 at Piney Grove. Murphy's sixth-place count ol a 73 one-ball game, blazed away that he didn't “think they have AUGUSTA, Ga., April 10.— ever, the committee decided that 100-711 was worth $12.50. for a -header and been fair in Six of America’s women strike conducting their tour- greatest retired links stars should be hon- Two Fifteen years ago—Lou Geh- Carolyn Smith of the RFC double-header strike in a two-ball naments and am golfers have been selected for the Jockeys Injured not interested ored first. Two additional golfers rig, first was Ladies’ bowled Nats slugging baseman, League to seventh count of 163 and 115 in the wind- in playing.’* ladies’ PGA Hall of Fame. will be named annually during the (Continued From A-16.) When Horse Falls Dead named captain of the New York place with 125-710 to win $10, up three-ball game. Gascon won | Page Together, the six won 21 na- women’s tournament. Titleholders By th« A»iociat«d Prill Yankees. Harry Scott, Building Trades a total of $45.25. tional amateur until the sixth. He restricted the championship. A bronze is was with 110-709 plaque being pre- AGUA CALIENTE. Me*., April League, eighth Other Spillway doubles winners: Ex-Track Dies A's to one run Charter members of the Hall of Champion and four hits, then pared and will be mounted, prob- 10.—An rode ($9). Mark Sberry-Fred Johnson. 32-66A Fame are: apprentice jockey Hp *820) Shelton Stineberg-Martin DETROIT, April 10 (£*).—H. weakened to allow four runs in the at the WASHINGTON’S GREATEST I a Hi-Skor Ezrin. 54- ably Augusta Country Club, Keune to victory in the featured Harry Stewart, Busi- (160 (Slut; Florence Laraby-Owen Fink, Leslie Carroll, former sixth. Beatrix Hoyt of New York 64-652 57, inter- Mickey Harris finished up scene of the Titleholders. mile here and nessmen’s League star, bagged $f (810.251; Edith Rice-Harvey Lowe. Curtis of Alexa yesterday then was OUTBOARD BARGAIN 78-632 (87.50): Bill Williams-Joe collegiate mile died at and didn’t a hit in Margaret Boston, Gold- champion, yield two inn- the injured in another race. with a ninth-place 60-703 count man. ,28-630 ($6.25): Stan Brown-Len I his Stirling a native of Atlanta, Beatrix Hoyt was first win- The New 1950 I Levine, 28-630 home here Saturday night of ings. Ga., Lawrence Art; (86.251; George Toth- ner of the National Amateur Apprentice Ray York and Jockey Herzog. Graphic Harry Burdette. 2-622 (85.50); John a heart attack. Carroll now living in Ottawa, Canada: won the L. G. League, was tenth with 120-70S Andrews-Bill Williams, 24-61? (.86). High NATS the late Hurd championship held at match play Littell were hospitalized games — Three-bills, Sam ! title in the class of 1917 at the NOTES—The Nats now Dorothy Campbell Santoro-Jack in 1896. She in 1897 after the horse Sir Melodv ($7). Nordgren, 264 ($5): two-balls. John Gold- of are 7-9 against major league of Scotland who came to Pitts- repeated man-Bob Hynek, 239 University Michigan, where he son oi ($5); one-ball. Bill teams and 4-2 from and 1898. dropped dead during the day's last Charley Brewer, young Willlams-Bob Hynek, 154 ($5), iwas captain of the track team. against minors burgh Scotland, Glenna Col- Margaret Curtis won the Na- race and Siroda stumbled over Dillinger had a rough day with let Vare of Philadelphia and ZEPHYRT4 Hr. for- three errors tional Amateur in 1907, 1911 and him. Littell, riding Sir Melody, $|AQ,50 in as many chances Virginia Van Wie of Chicago. ! was severely cut and bruised merly $191. NOW ., and hitting into a double-play in They were selected by Kerr Pe- 1912. She and her sister Harriett on was knocked un- LIGHTFOUR 9 7 his only time Phila- trie, retired writer for the New are donors of the Curtis Cup York, Siroda, HP., $IQQ,50 conscious and. after being revived, 1 delphia’s board of strategy is York Herald Tribune: O. B. Keeler which signifies the best in ama- formerly $271. NOW. of a back burning up at his lackadaisacal of the Atlanta Journal, Bob Har- teur women’s golf. complained injury. SPORTSTER 5 H.P., JI I AgQ j attitude. low, of Pinehurst, N. C„ editor of Alexa Stirling won the Ama- formerly $152.75. NOW 1 I teur three times President Truman will receive Golf World and Herb Graffis, in succession and SPEEDSTER 12 H.P., his season pass from Clark Grif- editor of Golfdom Magazine and was runnerup her fourth try. Her 111 QQ.50 formeHy $251.50. NOW fith Wednesday ... the Nats will former golf writer for the Chi- victories came in 1916, 1919 and CASH OR TERMS play Durham Wednesday and cago Tribune. 1920. No Amateurs were held dur- Reidsville Thursday they’ll Two other members of the Se- ing the First World War. S. KING FULTON, Inc. play at Baltimore Friday night, lection Committee were not pres- Dorothy Campbell Hurd won in Marina Supply Stora then return to Griffith Stadium ent in August for the initial nam- 1909, 1910 and 1924. 803 Maine Are. S.W. EX. $406 Saturday for the first of two ing of Hall of Fame golfers. They Glenna Collett Vare probably games with the Pirates. are Grantland Rice of the North has the greatest record of them American Newspaper Alliance and all. She won the amateur six Linde Fowler, retired writer for times between the early 1920's and Hockey Playoffs the Boston Transcript. the mid-1930's. Virginia Van Wie Original plans called for the won in 1932. 1933 and 1934. RELINED N BRAKES I ATJON AL* LE AGUE l(B«ol>!!f 7 Series). *.i?,rolt' Toronto, 0 (overtime i. De- troit wins. 4-3.) While You Wait ®f 1 Series). cl"eIand'3

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