STAR, ** - * EVENING Washington, D. C. *l*’ Vs.4*B THE C-3 Carrasquel Regains Ijt • *;**„.*'.6j| Wobbly Relief Work Pat Hubbard Advances WEDNESDAY, JUNE St, 1064 wk In Tri-State Tennis Injuries Give Spocioi Dispatch to Tho Star Junior Golfers to Be Guests Lead From Kuenn in I And 2 ‘CINCINNATI, June 30.—Pat Hubbard of Washington, D. C., Os Gen. Parks at Fort Meade Balloting Dodgers Uphill Fight By Merrell Whittlesey infancy of the layout. But there is in the third round of the Tri- All-Sfar is sand in the traps the fairways State tennis tournament after Lt. Gen. Floyd L. Parks, whose much to build up junior golf (Continued From Page C-l.) The town of Norbeck, Md., By the Associated Press have been mowed and look green defeating Lynn Lawson of Mid- son Bill recently won the East- here, is in charge of the District consists of a hardware store, gas Ohio, yesterday, area’s delegation. John Emich. CHICAGO, June 30.—Chico him, Roy hit a homer over the —and probably more holes and there was a special crew of dleton, 6—3. ern Scholastic golf champion- station youngsters yesterday start- is handling Baltimore’s repre- Carrasquel of the White Sox re- left-field stands to tie the score. of golf than any town of com- there 6—l. ship at Watertown. Conn., will gained lead from Harvey in ing the job oi picking the stones. In today's feature match. from sentatives and Roy Shields is the Labine stopped the Giants parable size in have the junior golfers taking care Annapolis Kuenn of the Tigers for the the and Jim Hughes, Gerardi was busy giving les- Straight Clark of Baltimore, Washington and out of the ninth the world. •••7*. Maryland : League po- most sons yesterday, and he, too, plans seeded No. 1, plays Tom Price area. American shortstop Brooklyn’s effective relief There’s con- to his place of business for golf Trophies be presented to sition in balloting today. hurler, got them out in the 10th to run a selective handicap tour- of Cincinnati. Clark eliminated sightseeing Tuesday. will All-Star siderable ac- and the winners of three separate Carrasquel has 431,539 votes to going out for a nament this week end. It prob- two Cincinnati entrants yester- before hitter. tivity out Gen. Parks is commanding ' age Kuenn’s 420,621. Lots Fails in IT.. '^^B ably will be next season before day. defeating Steve Mack, 6—3, divisions. Clutch. general of the 2d Army with ‘ The tournament is only part balloting by fairs to name Billy 24-year-old either club can establish handi- 6—l, and Rowland Hopple, 6—l, The Then Loes, week, with BBt headquarters at Fort Meade, of the program. The young •*r caps. men starting lineups for the 21st in- right-hander, took over the task trucks carry- Jk 6—l. where approximately 120 young ¦ will 36-year-old already ! | be taken on a tour of the terleague game in Cleveland of battling the Gris- ing furnish- However. Norbeck has Two seeded players were ousted golfers from the accepted from Wood- Washington, . | post, which Is commanded by July 13 ends at midnight Satur- som, and it was no contest. ings for Man- a challenge by unheralded players. Dan Baltimore, Annapolis and Fort Col. Michael the mont a team match - J. Geraghty of day. DUSTY RHODES. Grissom, waived out of or Country for 20-man Sullivan of St. Petersburg, Fla., areas will play 18 holes They AMERICAN LEAGUE. 4 Meade > Baltimore. will visit such in 13th. American League by the Red Club's new August 1 at Woodmont, with a seeded sixth, bowed to 19-year- of play. Half the points First base—Rosen. Cleveland. 451.38: Beats Dodgers match medal of fieldl of interest as the rifle Fain. Chicago. 364.719: Vernon. Wash- Sox last season, scattered six return later at Norbeck. old Al Harum of Miami, 6—l, will tee off at 9:30 a.m. and the ranges, the 3d Cavalry ington. 209.524: CoUtns. New York. innings At the new ¦ Armored 131.259: Dropo. Detroit. 100.452. hits over the last four dollar club- Pitch ’n’ Putt B—6, and Les Mongshore of other half will start at 12:30 i Regiment and the Food Service Second base —Avila. Cleveland. 446.- : up eighth win in course, Danny Melnick Chicago. and picked his house, and 181 and Anniston, Ala., No. 8, lost to Al p.m. School where will 258: Fox. 401.124: Jacobs. Alston and Burgess Wally they have Philadelphia. 182.303: Coleman. New 10 decisions when Rhodes played others rushing Walsheim have been en- Bunis of Cincinnati, 7—5, 6—l. Frank Emmet, who has done : lunch. York. 141.004: Lepcio. Boston, 102.155. wiuttieaex. couraged by the Third base—Boone. Detroit. 427.848: the hero. equipment for Merreii first 10 days’ Kell. Chicago. .108.135; Stephens. Bal- Cards victory his Day play over the 611-yard, 9-hole timore. 172.062: Regalado. Cleveland. Farmed Out by Loes had the in the Independence week-end 124.001: McDougald. New York. 121.- By the Associated Press pocket when Don Hoak sliced a openings of Brooke Manor Farms course. The longest hole is 80 348. yards, Shortstop—Carrasanel. Chicago. 431.- CINCINNATI, June 29.—The homer into the convenient right- and Norbeck Country Club. The the shortest 57 over the 530: Kuenn. Detroit. 420.621: Riszuto, 12-acre New York. 359.218: Runnels. Washing- Cardinals last night announced fleld seats in the top of the 13th, new Norbeck Pitch 'n Putt course tract. ton. 97.356: Strickland. Cleveland. 91.- Baseman like but has been open for 10 days. It takes a foursome about 40 4 the option of First but he looked anything 'Left field—Minoso. Chicago. 448.229: Tom Alston and Outfielder Tom a relief pitcher when the Giants So Norbeck, a crossroads that minutes under normal playing Williams. Boston. 349,108: Woodling. to compete New York. 237.336: Zernial. Philadel- Burgess to Rochester. came to bat. not too many years ago was con- conditions the "bine phia. 138,- They 196.044: Goodman. Boston. Coming up to the parent club He walked Whitey Lockman to sidered way out in the country, holes. have seven, eight and Center field—Mantle. New York. 441.- is First Baseman Joe Cunning- start the inning. Hank Thomp- now is the mailing address for nine irons and putters avail- 575; Tuttle, Detroit. 303.492; Doby. There’s Cleveland. 208.101: Busby. Washington. ham, 22, who has a .328 average son fouled out and Don Mueller Manor’s 27 holes, 18 each at able. a sensible regula- 159.887: Groth Chicago. 157.223. Manor Farms and Nor- tion aimed at the beginners—no Right with the Triple A team. Man- a force play. Then Loes Brooke field—Piersall. Boston. 404.- jhit'into more 197: Bauer. New York. 387.505: Rivera. ager Eddie Stanky got a look lost his control. He walked Mays : beck C. C., and the nine-hole than seven strokes on any Chicago. 199,380: Renna. Philadelphia. pitching Brooke Manor 94.104: Kaline. Detroit. 63.993. at Cunningham in an exhibition and Irvin to load the bases. course. | hole. Catcher—Berra. New York. 464.201: | Monday. strikes, Norbeck almost touch at So far the Hegan. Cleveland 289.307: House. De- game with Rochester Rhodes looked at two and one women have out- troit. 217 680: Lollar. Chicago. 192.493: I Alston, the Redbirds’ first took time out to squawk about point. The pitching course is numbered the men. It’s good White. Boston 131.707. across highway Brooke- practice good golfer NATIONAI LEAGUE. Negro player, is the second them and then slammed a hot the from i for and swim SHORTS First base—Klnszewski. Cincinnati. I to go to center to end the game. Manor, and, of course, Manor is duffer alike, neigh- Diniiro,v Hodges. Brooklyn, 411.502; SIOO,OOO rookie single to but like its f 442.796: n Adcock. Milwaukee, 258,148: Fondy. Rochester. Pitcher Memo Luna It was the 10th time this year a mile or two down the road. boring courses it will be another Chicago. 173,074: Torgeson. Philadel- i Brooke Manor Farms, built by TENNIS SHORTS ;" phia. 108.212. was the first. Alston was hit- that the Giants won in their last season before the layout is n Philadelphia. of Second base—Hamner. ting just ,244. time at Dat. Six their 16 vie- Frank Murray on the estate good conditon. J 448.193; Schoendienst, Louis, 402,- of ICE St. former Broadway ** * * 881: Gilliam. Brooklyn, 271.626; Baker. tories in last 19 games came Brooke Johns, Chicago, Temple, their 162.038; Cincinnati, star, is the pos- Ij. |j. , 108.113. the same way. section’s—and Manor Club members AllCftT have * - country’s—first pay-as- Third base —Jsblonski. St. Louis. 434.- Fight in the National : I sibly the grumbled and the Pair yllfcV 510; Jackson. Chicago. 406,327; Math- C-l.) Elsewhere fussed over lAA (Continued Page you-play private course. The — ews. Milwaukee. 215.198; Jones. Phila- From League the Cubs lost their 11th delay in building a new clubhouse • J delphia. 149,432;; Cox. Brooklyn. 143,- Milwaukee; initiation fee is and the dues ; —n 977. in a row, 7-0, to SSO to replace the converted farm- Shott.stop—Dark, he knocked out the previously weekdays and week New York, 432.749; Philadelphia whipped Pitts- $1 $2 ends house destroyed by fire 2 l/ Reese. Bmokivn. 419.638; Logan. Mil- unbeaten Willie Troy at Uline holidays for members. 2 Aluminum waukee. 208,153: Banks. Chicago. 161.- burgh, 4-0, and Cincinatti and years go. But this week the 404; Arena. Helping him to his cur- ** * * end McMillan. Cincinnati. 103.728. Louis, 11-4. locker opened, Leftfleld—Kiner. Chicago. 447,139; rent eminence among the mid- crushed St. The course is in fairly good room will be and J. Robinson. Brooklyn, 429.558; Ennis, by within two weeks a month Philadelphia. 193.417; Aaron. Milwau- dleweights were later wins over Indians Lead Twa. condition for a new layout. The or the Pienie Grill M,„ a.„ ~t) kee. J24.099; Thomas. Pittsburgh. 73,- Felton, Jesse Turner, Cleveland picked up half a new club will mark an official fs==S*ii Lester mowed sev- , greens have been opening. say Rrnoklyn, 449,. Wally and a over game Chicago in the Ameri- fairways They’re going to U Us Qsport shirts 1 Centerfield—Snider. 302.898; Moses knockout on eral times and the are ofl< 247: Mavs, New York. Bell. unbeaten League now leads the the wait was worth it. Cincinnati. 201.334; Ashbum, Phila- George Johnson, also can and in reasonably good condition. It delphia. 183.105; Moon, St. Louis. 166,- Landscapings, furnishings, 07 at that time. White Sox by two games. The is a picturesque layout, with the —tr 419 extras, etc., have the I** Rightfleld—Musial, St. Loots, 462.381; Tonight’s supporting card fea- Indians beat Baltimore, 5-1, but three large lakes dotting the 18 boosted —" Chicago, j0t.170: . iA Plaids, patterns, solid colors. Sauer, Mueller. New Chicago had to for a split cost to nearly a half millon dol- York. 289.493: Pafko. Milwaukee. 163.- settle holes and many miles of Mont- Reg. 7.95 Insulated K Royons, Broadcloths, etc. 5, 072: Fnrillo. Brooklyn. 9' .288 with Detroit, win- lars. Every modern convenience I Brooklyn. in a twin bill gomery County farmland visible Catcher—Cainpanella. 408.- has been put into the new club, *i- 398. Burgess. Philadelphia. 296.144: ning, 5-0, after losing, 10-3. from most points, “skotch /AT\ Crandall. Milwaukee. 242.208: D Rice. stayed games including locker iJffilft i 194.556: Garaglola. Chicago. The Yankees three The week-end golfers at Brooke air-conditoned Sc Louis. j Charley Zeller, 30-year 141.122. back with a 14-5 triumph at : Manor Farms will have to make rooms. KOOLER” 'AAQf* A1 „ I resident of Manor Estates, m “T-rTßcee Boys' Baseball Boston. Philadelphia shaded \ their way around an addition to is the Washington, 3-2. the Old Barn, which will house designer. > JUNIOR LEAGUE. I The grill rooms will be Georgetown Lions, 17; St. Constantine. Art Houtteman of the Indians men’s and women’s locker deco- Fiberglass insulated —bright plaid rooms rated with enlarged photos by 3" five-game vinyl plastic outside. With inside . ~ . Kiwanians. 6; Judd & Detweiler. broke a Baltimore downstairs, with the upstairs de- N. E. ice tray. Keeps hot or cold Easy to inflate—lots winning streak with a flve- voted to dancing. This be Bill Warrell, arranged by Gib cube SENIOR LEAGUE. i will for hours. of fun, comfort ot. j < Crockett and Lee Ritter. Merrick. Brentwood. 3 jmm*. : w : hitter. One of the Orioles’ hits ready about August 15. It’s bcoch, picnic. WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE. was a single by Dick Kryhoski, modern in every sense. Minara. Dewey Ricketts, the Brooke picture Mand ell Chevrolet. 7; Benning Lions IIIPI who his streak to 19 That’s the at Norbeck, stretched Manor Farms pro, had a one- * * Club 4. majors gas station, hardware store, 9 a.m. to 9 Mail & Phone Orders Filled Free Parking ot 9th & D Parking Lot Compher Our Lady Queen games, longest in the this Open Thursday, p.m. Sunoco. 8: under-par 35 there last week, country pitch of Peace. 2. season. three clubs and a Naylor T. V 9: South Capital Press. 7. Dykt». putting everything out. “Just 11; Mims. Bobby ahead of the putt course. Bandy Sue Kitty Shop. Reproduc- Detroit jumped say I’ve got the course record,” ’n’ j six-rounders, the first game as **°RondeH* Giants. 11: T. W. A.. 10. tures two Clarenee White Sox in Dewey said. He plans to run American University Park, 10; Mc- ! Hinnant against Claude Flagler, Harvey Kuenn opened with a selective handicap tournaments Ardel Printer, 1. . middleweights, Tigers Yanks Sign Young Pitcher Hubert Taters. 8; Manhattan Laun- and Chuck Sau- home run and the added this week end. Last Saturday 61 dry. „ 6" o. cer against Johnny Shields, more hits in piling up YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Heit Muller. 12: Eagle Bedding. 1. a dozen members played the course be- June heavyweights. margin. 5 NE. Optimists. 10; East Gate Lions their seven-run winning fore it officially was open. They 30 (tf ). The Yankees have SPBPUB C One the won his 10th ' signed * Nto. 12 Police Boys’ Club, 7; C. & W. of four-rounders has Sandy Consuegra expect a good turnout this week Bill Drummond, 19-year- Shop Sports 3. . _ . Ronnie Rhodes, former Univer- by checking the Tigers on three righthander who won 10 Mitchell Park. 11; Calvert Driving end. old BC sity of Maryland fighter, against ! safeties in the nightcap, which games against a single loss for 4; Gondola Norbeck Country Club srio Police Bovs’ Club. Jimmy Lyons. The program is innings will Youngstown High Grill. 2. was shortened to eight open Friday, and all of its mem- East School Majors. scheduled to open at 8:30 p.m. Club, 13; by the 12:50 a.m. curfew. last spring. Friendship Lions Rock Creek the bers—nearly 300 at this point—- Li Mickey Mantle paced welcome. The foundation °Beitzel Realtors. 11; Miles Glass Fleischer Rates Mims assault on the Boston are Co.. 3. Yankee has been laid for the new club- B. P O Elks. 0; Pepsi Cola. 1. pitching corps with four hits in of Commerce, 8; No. 2 Olson Challenger house which ready Junior Chamber five times up, a will be about Crummell. 3. NEW YORK, June 30 (Spe- including triple. Thanksgiving. In the meantime, Harry Byrd, cial).—Holly Mims of Washing- unaccustomed to an the has such support, weakened old barn on property Regatta ton is rated as the No 2 chal- robust been up there will closing innings cleaned and (Continued From Page C-l.) lenger for Bobo Olson’s middle- in the and needed a grill in one half and Henry help be weight title in the monthly list from Tom Gorman. golf shop in the other. composed Gerardl’s The Ivy Club four, of today by Nat Fleischer, Wilson Hurls Third Shutout. ** * * University oarsmen, released Princeton editor of Ring Magazine Wilson of the Braves, who by a London Jim For awhile the Norbeck mem- was outclassed The No 1 challenger is Rocky was on the market for SIO,OOO will conceded a second Rowing four in the Stew- bers be Club Castellani of Cleveland with no takers until he pitched putt on the greens, which are in djjfe Challenge Cup. ards’ Other Washington fighters i shutout and followed it with a rough stages because The first Russian crew ever to the of the getting call are Willie Troy, . earlier this month, the Henley won its first a no-hitter row in eighth among middleweights, turned in his fifth victory with- heat after a nearly disastrous Gene Smith, among out a loss and his third shutout mishap. The Russian four of the and seventh featherweights. in beating the hapless Cubs. Ed- Krylia Sovetov Club defeated AliE the S die Mathews hit his 14th homer. Rowing Club “A” crew Own A Thames An inside-the-park home run by a length and a quarter. Dodgers Sign Pitcher for 100 yards by Richie Ashburn with two men After leading the BROOKLYN. June 30. (JP).— tie in slammed into the boom on base broke a scoreless FORD? Russians Tire Dodgers today signed Joe the eighth inning at Pittsburgh We need Fords for buyers which defines the course. Their 18-year-old right- Mulvaney. ' as Herman Wehmeier pitched a right away. It’llpay you oars tangled wildlyas they tried Hallows hander who pitched All | seven-hit shutout. It was Weh- to get our big trade-in to shove away into the clear and York City to the New Catholic ' second victory and sec- offer before you trade. while this was going on the He meier’s championship this spring. ond complete game since joining SEIBERLING ’ Thames crew spurted into a assigned to Hornell of FAMOUS FIRST LINE will be the Phillies from Cincinnati. Arlington length and a half lead. the Class D Pony League. The four husky Russians Stan Musial hit his 24th home MOTOR CO., //VC. run, tying Mays lor league straightened themselves out and the 1917 N. Moore Street but contin- started a power drive which Additional Sports lead, the Cardinals • JA. 7-87*7 gradually overcame the English- Pages ued to sink deeper into second Arllnften, Vo. men. Their time was 7:35. on Next Three division. 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