THE EVENING STAR fMRKK 4 ¦«***•?¦> *»••• 39 * .vw-v MW A-18 Washington, 0. C., Thursday, August 13, 1959 Federal Nine D. C. Printers Colt Sold for SBO,OOO, BEARS FACE ROUGH EARLY SLATE Advances on Stay Unbeaten Near Saratoga Record BARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y„ right along ST. PAUL. Minn., Aug. 13 , with the colts. Bukich Rated Highly Tom Fool to Christiana annual Union Printers Inter- ¦ was sold last night for 880,000, Stables for $45,000. and Kent- JOHNSTOWN, Pa., Aug. 13 national baseball By Halos' Assistants tournament, > second highest price ever at the mere Farm sold daughter of (Special).—Federal Storage of is headed for its 23d title. a Saratoga yearling RENSSELAER, Ind., Aug. Washington, D. C, off to a Washington, with a 3-0 rec- ' sales. Native Dancer for $40,000 to IS (AP).—ln tip-top shape de- winning start in the 15th an- ord, is the only unbeaten team Leonard P. Sasso, owner of Col. E. P. Taylor, Canadian fensively. the Chicago Bears 1 Pittsburgh, nual All-American Amateur in the tourney, hanging up its, Penowa Farm at sportsman. . must shoot for offensive im- Baseball Association tourna- third victory yesterday with a j won out over the Pin Oak Farm A daughter of Ribot, con- provement this season. Last ment, was to meet Brooklyn 6-0 shutout over St. Louis , i;i spirited bidding for the colt. signed by the be- by Wiley. Barracks Farm, r t year their 8-4 record gave them this morning in the second pitching | consigned James L. was purchased for $18,500 by hind the one-hit of compares a tie with the Los Angeles round of the double-elimination Gene Melito. 1 The price to the rec- Reginald Webster. Rams for second place in the ord $87,000 which Mrs. Mary affair. If Federal loses to In the third round today. Among the more likely ,« National League's ’ Elizabeth Person, the former Football Brooklyn it will play another Washington Chicago looking colts to be offered ? ‘ meets Liz Whitney, paid for of to- Western Division. opponent at 6 o'clock tonight. (1-1) and Louis (2-1) 3 a son night are a youngster by Bull * Halas, St. takes Hyperion In 1956. Owner-Coach George Federal Storage used the on New York (2-1). St. Lea—the first to be offered at 82-year-old pioneer of pro foot- Paul I long ball and the five-hit (2-1) plays Detroit (2-1) to- Three other yearlings were auction in four years—two ball, said today his club has pitching of Southpaw John night. sold for more than $50,000 as colts by Princequillo, a filly by the ingredients to sharpen its passed through Gould to trounce Allentown, St. Louis defeated Chicago, 51 head the Princequillo, a colt by Tom But, he added, the ’ ring a $723,100, * attack. 11-3, in the opening game yes- 13-3, in the windup for total of an Fool and a filly by Ambirorix. need all the breaks of a sec- ‘ average Bears also terday. ond-round game protested by of $14,178. The colts by Nashua and they can get in a 1859 schedule Paul Clattl homered with Chicago the day before; St. A dark bay colt by Nashuu Ribot were the first foals of 1 which pits them twice against two on in the first inning, Jim ' from the mare. Dainty, also the former American and champion Baltimore Colts Paul eliminated Boston, 8-1, the Schwab hit a two-run homer and Detroit blasted New York,’ consigned by Wiley, was bought Italian champion race horses. and the Rams within their first in the eighth and Tom jla ' of The Ribot colt, DeHart 16-4, in other games yesterday. for $58,000 by J. J. Brunetti bought by tlx games. * hit a triple with two on in the Melito ,' Maywood, N. J. McKnight’s Tartan Stable, al- Halas has high hopes that provide struck out 13 while ready ninth to Federal with Washington capitalized on A colt by Ribot was sold for has been named Zibot. Fullback Rick Casares and most of its runs. fourr The Nashua colt is yet to be RUDY BUKICH St. Louis errors for six un- . I $32,000 by Mrs. George P. Halfback Willie Galimore, the Allentown tied the score, 3-3, Greenhalgh named. running Sleeper earned runs. ; to William Mc- trux of the Bears' for Bean? with & rally three-run in the w»»hin«ton non oso 001 —a a 2-3! Knight of St. Paul. season, will be _ game bol- _ last fourth. Washington, held to 81. Louil 000 000 noo—o 1 4 ' * yearling itered by a couple of rookies. one hit by Melito >nd Russel: Neighbor and There were two was regarded as the Bears' best Bill Ruth from the Herbst. buys mark. second through at the $51,000 VMI Back Promising passer early in the training the seventh, j 1 King Ranch took a rangy son season. scored four runs in the eighth Princequillo They are 235-pound Fullback inning of for that sum "He throws a fine, soft pass and another four in the Farm, GREATEST Johnny Adams from Los An- from the Bwamazon and at any one assistant ninth to put the game away. Billy XIVDies, paid geles State and Pete Johnson, distance.” Cain Hoy Stable the : coach said. "It may just be a WASHINGTON ALLENTOWN by 200-pound ab r h rbl r same amount for a bay colt a fleet, halfback Brown,cf »b h rbl | SHOW OUT matter of his acquiring poise 4 0 Virginia Military Insti- 110 Wilson.rf 40 0 Middies' Mascot My Babu. consigned by Mrs. from under fire before he takes Eddlns.ss :i 2 l o Barlet.ae 3 o o o ?> uth :‘> 4 « 2 0 Greenhalgh. • tute. Another offensive threat LwHrt.lb ?, ?. '112 Cpwn.psuth:‘>5 : Morris, charge of the team.” .12 0 o o o For 12 Seasons improved Johnny Clnttl.il 4 2 2 4 4 0 0 filly market TURPI t is Melch'r.U 0 The boomed Bukich, former Southern c 4 112 Bow’ii.ab S 0 0 0 Fred C. Clarke, at 86 the oldest living member in Bear rushing in 1958. Nord n.2b 0 ANNAPOLIS, Aug. II (AP). third California star, has been try- 40 0 Notl. cl 4 110 of baseball’s Hall of Fame, gets the again • 1 _. — 1 '.i. also emphasizes that B ry’n.Sb 4 0 10 Olson.2b 4 111 feel —The Naval Academy today Halas ing pro Gould.p 2 0 Bears’ “P.0.” to make his mark in the 3 110 Uhl.* 10 of the bat he used while playing for and the death of j _ Billy XIV,C what he calls the game since 1953 when he was . Kh'st'r.lb 20 12 mourns —players out—offensive setup Totals 34 11 11 10 Totals 30 3 6 3 managing the Pittsburgh Pirates. In 22 the goat mascot since the 300 Middies' stronger with a No. 2 draft choice of the WASHINGTON 000 044—11 years of play his average was .315. AP 1947. Bad Leg Brings will be much Rams. His ALLENTOWN 000 300 000— 3 of fine receivers. career was inter- Old age took the durable iorps rupted by two years of military E—Eddlns, Bowman, Olson. PO-A— Vvirephoto. high array of Washington 27-11. Allentown 27-10. Billy who admitted to being at He is on an service. Later the Redskins LOB—Washington End of Gallorette, as DP—Uhl to Olson. least 15 years old. !j such offensive ends veterans got him from Los Angeles, but 4, Allentown 4 Harlon Hill, Bill MtColl, Jim _2b—Olson. Abrams. 3b DeHart. He had survived 12 football he was No. 3 with them, behind Ehrenstrasser. HR Clattl, Schwab. 1 Mare Jewitt, SB—Wilson. seasons, at least four kidnap- Famous Dooley and Bob and Eddie Leßaron and Ralph Amateur Baseball Tourney rookies Willard Dewveall of ! . Ip h f «r bb so ings and several fumigation at- . 1 WARRENTON. Va., Aug. 13 Guglielmi. Gould RH 11 11 10 77 tempts. He held one of the ; i (AP).—Gallorette, one of the Sonthern Cooperman _ i> n o o o o Avtm of Indiana, Tony Car- Tough Early Schedule WP—Ruth. U—Toath and Havyer. To Honor Fred Clarke, 86 longest reigns since Billy Il top money-winning mares of T—2:ls. started thing back : all time, destroyed yester- eaterra of Elon College in After opening the Aug. ]was a major the whole was champion- WICHITA, Kans., 131 third circuit—the in 1900. |day after turning up with a North Carolina, and Bob Coro- ship Bay Sep- (AP> Clarke, fiery season at Green —Fred the Federal League—during his last A young understudy leg. pado of College of the Pacific. tember 27, the Bears the managed the I is ready r bad hind ' meet outfielder who two years Pittsburgh. over, pen- at ito take but he has not ‘ j The famed racing mare was Aides Like Bukich Colts at Baltimore, then tackle Volkswagen Cuts Pittsburgh Pirates to four yet officially designated Los Angeles and world champion- "I think it’s all right,” he been I buried on the farm of Mrs. 8 RACES DAILY thru OCTOBER 8 . Baltimore in nants and one ! Billy "We also have three fine said. “Sure, they’ll have XV. He is a frisky 7-year- Marie A. Moore, near The Chicago on successive week ship, will be back on the dia- ¦ • Brown, Silver Hill Lead trouble! old Angora goat acquired from POST TIME 2:00 P.M. quarterbacks in Ed Zeke ends. After a visit to San mond tomorrow night. getting 1 : Plains in Fauquier County. Silver Hill won the enough top-notch play- ago • Bratkowski and Rudy Bukich,” first-half! Texans several years wnen Gallorette languished GRANDSTAND Si.so t.Tfm Francisco, *he Bears meet the championship of The Kansas rancher, at 86, they’ll I I where has said. the Industrial ers—but all be in the Navy began two-platooning : ! • CLUBHOUSE $3.00 A Halas Rams at Los Angeles in their League leading the oldest member of Base-' in recent years. veteran coach shrugged and is in the same boat. against goatnapers. The sixth start. second half, but not through ball's Hall of Fame, will be 1 Foaled in 1942, Gallorette ladies Oil Every Tuesday question Billy XIV was a smelly, off the as to who The Bears have the defensive any help Volkswagen honored at opening night cere- j1 "The Yankees still will be raced from 1944 through 1948. Trains l Busts Oiract 9 of the shaggy herd goat who started j * might be the No. 1 field general, units which for the 25th annual na- : right in there with the best : to Track led the league in 11 team. monies his reign in emergency. winning $445,535 in 72 starts but the impression was gained of categories Non-Pro Baseball Tour- They’re a progressive out- an 23 last season. It For the third time this sea- tional jelub.1 1 Williams, Annapolis ; In 1955, horsemen and turf PARKING FOR 16.000 CARS from Halas' aides that Bukich is hubbed ifit, and they keep doing the Roser an around Bill George, son Volkswagen defeated Silver! nament. barber, > experts throughout the country could be a real sleeper at the Bishop, Williams, years since things that improve their club." furnished him when the Bill Fred Hill, 7-5, yesterday on the El- It has been 44 regular mascot nominated candidates for position. from the i Clarke after 15-year: was stolen on 1 56 Obtained Earl Leggett and Doug Atkins lipse. retired a The minor leagues are having; the of the America’s 10 greatest Washington year, among tenure as manager. eve 1947 Army-Navy r race Redskins last the linemen, and Erich The victory w'as Volkswagen’s Pirates’ In a tough time, he admits, but game. mares. Gallorette led the list, * he looked sharp in the Bears’ ; Barnes, J. C. Caroline, Joe For- straight 1903 he led the Pittsburgh club adds: ¦ m j ¦ m jflsU 1111' second after four suc- The Navy is hoping - polling possible k t recent 7-6 loss to the College Itunato, Vic Zucco Jack to the pennant and into the I for better 548 of a 900 ¦ V.l Bu I¦V 111 1 H and cessive losses, while Silver Hill "Expanding baseball pro- things under Billy XV. Billy points, when 90 members of the All-Stars in a game-type scrim- secondary. first World Series ever played. r Johnson in the saw its lead shrink to only a 1 grams for the youngsters will XIVhad a 5-5-2 record against t, American Trainers Association mage in the Bears' training ! Aveni, 210-pound The Boston Red Sox won the offensive half game over runnerup Fed- keep sending up new talent.’’ Army's mule. cast the final votes. 1 camp at St. Joseph's College rookie end. may inherit the eral Bureau of Investigation series, five games to three. here. Bears place-kicking job va- Jim Stogo and Garry Miller For 10 years, he was presi- Bukich, acquired on waivers, cated by retired George Blanda. each got three hits to pace dent of the Non-Pros’ National i Volkswagen’s 13-hit attack. Association of Leagues, spon- Vo!ksw»«pn . noi in—7 IT :i sored by the National Baseball Bilvpr Hill 010 300 10—5 T Congress. Mich»pl and J Buccl; Brill, Clifford <2», Hill iß> and Dobson. Hampered the last three years by a series of accidents, Slice Not Impressed Clarice walks with the aid of i Thompson Fiphts crutches. Television and radio: have kept him in touch with By His 3,500th Victory Rademacher in baseball, football, basketball, i bowling and boxing. CHICAGO. Auk. 13 < AP>.— j In 1953 Shoe set a season Georgia Tonight What does he think about s "I don’t keep track of such record, by winning 485 races. the proposed third major league j things.” Jockey Willie Shoe- . COLUMBUS, Aug. 13 —the continental? tos«Sscß! He won the Kentucky Derby Ga.. maker said after entering the . (AP).—Pete Rademacher, who It’s not a new idea. There ' in 1955 with Swaps. In 1957 opened his professional ! "Vinner’s circle for the 3.500th boxing ll . ¦ —M. ¦ l ¦ | time yesterday at Arlington he1 missed winning another career against the heavyweight champion, will still be Park. Kentucky] Derby on Gallant Looking A week before his 28th birth- . for his first pro victory tonight. Man when he misjudged the Yanks Vote Down day. Shoemaker became one of He meets Tommy Thompson a select group of jockeys who finish] line and lost a photo of Washington, D. C., in a Plea for have booted home 3,500 or i with Iron Liege. scheduled 10-round main event Veeck's more winners. at City Auditorium. ‘‘There is no secret to the Rademacher, the 30-year-old Replay at Night He had been riding the last way Shoemaker rides,” says native of Grand View, Wash., NEW Aug. Joe Cronin, Player race a little No. 1 contender Zora Folley a at Golden Gate Fields in Cali- to run when he thinks Representative Bob Turley held proper year later. fornia on April 20, 1949, it is the time. He I a meeting and the vote was studies the (a reached 3.500 in yesterday’s race beforehand and loud "No.” The date or- knowsj from practice what to open second race with Mad Duchess. ‘ jiginally was but was used expect at any stage of the run- Glacken Pitches to fill in a replay of a rain-: I Dayton Thorobred ning. jf|DAYTONj| Adds Two More Winners He nas the hands, sense 'curtailed six-inning tie on the ' of judgment and a perfect seat No-Hitter Take night of July 29. Then he won with Fred ” to on a horse Veeck, owner, Hooper's Winonly in the 6-fur- j Bill White Sox asked Casey Stengel the next LY long feature for 2-year-olds for Middle Brother Wins Crown Civitan day agree and again with King Redbird I if he would to a Middle Brother, beaten only Pitcher Scotty Glacken and night game replay. —the longest price on the of the three a head by Waltz in the Dwyer Catcher Timmy Booker, who Stengel consented, —in the finale. but added at $9.80 Handicap at Jamaica, posted will be sophomores at St. John's that the management In boosting his total to 3.502, Yankee the first stakes triumph of his this fall, ganged up yesterday would have to give formal Wl 5 I Shoemaker ran his year's win- to lead Bethesda Civitan to its I impressive gf career in an fashion okay. ners to 227 in a strong bid for yesterday at Saratoga. first championship in the George gen- riding Weiss, the club’s his fifth national cham- The 3-year-old son of Hill Montgomery County Boys Base- eral manager, said the pionship. matter He is four ahead of Prince from Mrs. E. Barry ball Association. entirely up the players. jfiPi his chief rival, Bobby Ussery, Glacken, who is regarded was to ! Ryan's stable hung up a track not They voted against it, but riding Saratoga. as Civitan’s 1 starter, new who is at ; record of 1:49 for a mile and No. polls taken of After scoring pitched were because his 3.500th vie-!|an eighth in taking the first a 4-0 no-hitter over the pleas by Veeck, who has been tory. Takoma Tigers in the Shoemaker said: ' running of the $29,650 Bernard seven- selling tickets with the stipu- “I really didn’t know I was inning Junior League final at Baruch Stakes. The race was Kengar Palisades Playground. lation that it is a night game. s 8 close to it until I read it in named for the elder statesman, The August 24 date follows papers day. just The 15-year-old righthander the the other I who’ll be 89 August 19 and has a Sunday double-header in don’t keep track of those \ struck out 10 batters, walked 5 been visitor Spa Chicago and precedes a night things. something a at the for and hit 1. Booker knocked in I knew I had over a century. game in Cleveland August 25. over 3,000 but not how many half two runs with a pair of singles. Middle Brother, ridden by DA more.” Ussery for Shoe ranks fourth among one of his two § winners, paid American jockeys be hind I $4.70 and earned Boone Wins Golf Kit, Miller Meeting —,I B $18,322. In eight other starts ' Danny i “sr“ Johnny Longden, Eddie Arcaro Boone won the Co- year, and the retired Ted Atkinson this he had won only $26,- lumbia Country Club’s junior For Junior Net Title in number of lifetime victories 440. Bagdad, still looking for ' golf championship with a 5- Walter Kit and Bud Miller He has averaged 327 a year for his first Eastern victory this > and-4 victory over Mike Briggs meet today in finals of the 10 years, compared with a 180 year, was beaten a neck under ' j yesterday. George Shull de- Army Navy Country Club average for 21 years by Atkin- top weight of 123 pounds, 10 i j seated Danny Daniels, 2 and junior invitational tennis tour- son, 155 by Arcaro for 27 years more than Middle Brother. 1, to win the first flight. nament. and 163 by Longden for 32. Kit defeated Griff Sexton, Since the 4-foot-10 l/2, 101- 6—4, 2—6, 6—3, and Miller pound Shoemaker tasted, his won over Frank Goeltz, 6—3, first victory, aboard Shatter V 6—4, in the semifinals yester- for a s2l payoff, he has had 70 Forced to Sweat Out day. 13,751 mounts and his horses have won close to $18,800,000. $2,500 Double in Jersey GRIFFS ' RECORDS Got Interested at 15 ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 13 led throughout yesterday's BATTING T, "When I 15, I in- (A).—The 70 lucky fans who was got opener. ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi avi. STANDARD'bIUWERIPRICESOK| W held winning tickets Allison 441 10 1.2 16 837 67 .i, 7' terested in radio rebroadcasts on Atlan- Lemon WO<^^^^^7m^' The previous high daily 3*6 62 10216 2 i!« 68 .266 of the races at Santa Anita and tic City Race Track's record Thr’berry 287 31 75 9 2 935 .261 i & Hollywood Park,” Shoemaker' daily double of $2,500.20 yes- double was $2,135.20 set Sep- Green 111 11 29 3 11 6 .261 XK ODD SIZES FOREIGN CAR TIRES Pascual 62 7 16 2 O 0 2 .268 $5 said. "I was in El Monte High | terday were forced to do more tember 8, 1950. Naragon 194 16 49 7 3 014 .253 X* 5.50*15 5.50*15 5.90*15 5.«*16 School Los Angeles the than the usual amount of Courtney 105 11 26 4 0 0 7 .248, near at Asp'monte 168 23 41 8 O 212 .244 time and I finally got intro- sweating. Killebrew 400 78 96 13 235 86 .240 After by Bertoia 275 30 66 10 O 827 .240 : duced to a jockey who recom- Fond Lover, ridden Becquer 148 13 35 8 3 113 .236 mended me for a job at the Larry Gilligan, won the first Samford 221 21 49 11 0 419 .222! Jack Blank to Play levers 286 43 62 13 016 34 .317 $152.60, Jockey Chris ", to to pay, at late Thomas W. Simmons’ race at fersalles 40 1 8 0 0 11 .206 i 1 1 T) /1 1 Trp I Take up 90 days NO EXTRA CHARGE. We ' VO Suzy Ranch. Rogers got Star O. Lee home In Regional Softball Consolo 108 12 20 4 1 0 3 .185' Q Ramos 56 4 8 11 0 1 .143 "I broke yearlings and first in the second, but ‘n a Btobbs 14 0 2 0 0 0 2 .143 The Jack Blank team will Kemmerer 44 1 6 1 0 0 4 136 • three-horse photo finish. Not learned riding fundamentals represent Washington in the Fischer 39 2 4 0 0 0 3 .103 lor a year and then hired out only did the fans have to await Korcheck 10 o l o o o o 100 women’s regional softball tour- Clevenger 110 11 0 0 3 .091 as an exercise boy. .the verdict of the photo, but i Griggs 17 0 1 0 0 o o 059 Jockey Willis Harmatz. aboard Philadelphia | Hyde 5 0 o o o o o .000 Standord Tire & “Finally I was put under nament at start- Woodesc'k 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 F Guaranteed Inblaze, who wound up third, ing August Ka»t 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 ,r against ony ond J contract by George Reeves, 28. Team batting—3.737 ab., 454 r., Battery soys* K || pj claimed foul against Star O. h., avg. who was training for Mrs. Jack Blank won the District 882 .236. ¦ bruises or env nnd oil road A Lee. But it was not allowed. PITCHING /i *, If f hazards PLUS nationwide Thelma Sneed, and I started Recreation League champion- ' Sl/’fIrln'fl' I Star O. Lee returned S7O, $22 Ip h bb so gs gc W L TELEVISION * RADIOS « APPLIANCES galloping horses. Did this for 'Clevenger 68 71 31 43 2 1 6 3 I , R a and $12.60. Sixty-nine $2 tick- ship last night with a 2-0 M P P M teriol honored -X; about a year. Reeves then | Pascual 174 140 57 129 22 13 11 9 I Iill hill ¦ Guornntet in v ‘"V-fV"' .. ets were sold on the 9-and-5 shutout over Garvins. Gloria ! Fischer 145 162 32 51 20 5 8 8 Harry Silbert, jockey IRamos 174 175 41 69 25 910 14 He on a pro rata baslv |if| 8 called in a combination and one $lO , Kemmerer 153 168 60 75 20 6 512 If P.i ftVPVtISP. ¦ 9l 7 Schlieth pitched lon price, but our | | IkV agent, and he became my agent ticket. a three-hitter Hyde 39 40 19 19 0 O 1 3 llj vEg III'F i' I I iI* I Griggs 81 85 42 30 9 2 2 8 even before I had ridden a sin- Fond Lover had won only for the winners and Barbara Stobbs 66 65 13 39 5 0 1 5 gle my agent.” starts, Kaat 3 2 3 O J o 0 I race. He still is once in his last 16 but Adrian hit a triple/and single. Woodeshick 36 42 20 17 2 0 0 3 ' T 4 i