THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. A-22 raipsr. trout w. ixw Sandlot Play Keeps | Jean Dubuc, Discovery Dead at 27; Finals Slated Illinois Tonight Reset for Kambletonian ' Ex-TigerStar, Famed Weight Carrier in Wednesday Dies at 70 Aug. 29 (AP».— l mile and a quarter on tracks! AAU Swim BALTIMORE. swimming The sandlot baseball tourna- FORT MYERS, Fla.. Aug. 28 Discovery, the horse that car- from1 coast to coast when trav-; The District AAU ment involving the winners and 11 AP'.—Jean iChauncey) Du-iried Alfred O. Vanderbilt to < eling horses weren’t the vogue championships move into the 70, former star pitcher of ago, finals at 7 o'clock tonight at runnersup in the Gauzza and Through 1962 jbuc, the top in racing 23 years In 33 races when he was 4 Spring Country Departmental Leagues, sched- the Detroit Tigers, died In a to his death yes ter- , years the Indian Club 111., Aug. 28 (AP).; was sent and 5 old, his average with Congressional’s uled for Tuesday, has been set DuQUOIN. hosoltal here yesterday. day age ) weight men and trotting at the of 27. was 131 pounds. He won back Wednesday. —The Hambletonlan. Born in Bt. Johnsbury, Vt., the the Walter Reed women holding until for 3-year-olds, will be The mercy killing at Van- I mile-and-three-sixteenths The change was made, ac- classic and raised In Nashua, N. H.. Merchants and Citizens' comfortable leads in their re- held through 1862 at DuQuoin derbilt's Sagamore Farm end- Han- spective divisions. cording to Bernie McCarty. Dubuc lived here the past five ed association of quarter dicap at Saratoga with 139 director, because State Fairgrounds, preserving an a Congressional earned 70 1 tournament rural setting years. He was a salesman for of a century. It spanned a pe- Only one other horse, Wh»k of the long holiday week end. the race's over services points as the meet opened last Eastern bidders with open an ink firm. Funeral riod in which Discovery helped Broom IIin the 1913 Suburban, ¦ Security Agency might at Indian Spring. National and will be held Monday at St. his owner become the leading ever won a major American! Naval Welfare checkbooks. here, Receiving Station was second Health. Education and a, 'Francis Catholic Church money winner twice. distance race with as much. will represent Depart- That was the decision by with 58 and defending-cham- the A righthander, Dubuc went big When he limped from League and Strick’s 8-7 vote of the Hambletonlan i Discovery was the indi- the pion Walter Reed followed with mental 1 - directly from Notre Dame to defunct Restaurant and the Black Sox Society directors after a 2 2 l vidual winner in 1935 and his now Havre de Grace 34. yesterday the Cincinnati club and later famous Handicap in 1836. Discovery! Gauzza League. hour session in which grandson, the Native Ann Bancroft, the only double the strong bids were made by three pitched for the New York Dancer, provided the bulk left behind a record of 27 vic- 1 4 The Sox won the sec- of; ! night, paced Black up the Giants and Boston Red Sox as money winnings tories In 63 races and was out! winner last the half in the Gauzza Eastern tracks to dress Vanderbilt's in girls by winning jjp ond title with appeal. well as Detroit. He began his of the money only 16 times. Hej Walter Reed circuit yesterday with a 1-0 classic commercial 1953. 200-yard freestyle with The present contract of Gene big league career with Cincin- had earned $195,287. of jthe a ! victory Peoples Drugs on Vanderbilt, who became a which! meet record of 2:33.7 and the over and Hayes, owners of the , nati in 1808 and ended it with ! the highest purse was $11.C75 !the South Ellipse. The game Don I multi-millionaire, on reaching 200-yard Individual medley plant, through 'the Giants in 1818. But the chestnut of the at was called after seven innings DuQuoin runs 121 In 1933, also bought Discov- son 2:54.5. Miss Bancroft's record They were awarded a Dubuc' ill-tempered Display because of darkness. 1858. Os French descent, ery that year. The 2-year-old wasn’t was one of six set in the meet. three-year extension. won a total of 86 games. all! through doing good for : Each team got four hits, with 'colt cost him $25,000. his Reed, defending but 13 with Detroit, where master. At Sagamore Farm Walter also the Sox coming up with the Suffolk's Bid Best he; racing stable he competi- roomed with Ty Cobb ! Vanderbilt's producer of famous champion in women’s | only run in the seventh with once earned $303,605 in 1935. Dis- \ [became a tion. totaled 86 points. Con- Jones The race has been successful His best years were 1812 and ¦ {daughters who bore such fa- two out when Ben years In agri- covery accounted for $102,545 gressional was second with 44 walked, in Its two this 1815. He won 17 games In each mous sons as Native Dancer. stole second and scored coal mining com- of it. and the Naval Receiving Sta- Tommy single. cultural and of those seasons. Bold Ruler. Hasty Road and on Hill’s munity, pari-mutuel bet- As a competitor. Discovery tion had 4. I Industrial League. where Dubuc is survived by several Traffic Judge. He also sired * vir e In the ting allowed. was admired even more for his Dispose, Weeper Yesterday's results: * isn't . nephews. | Loser and a v M#Pjp|:v>^- ! Federal Storage took a half nieces and His wife weight-carrying ability than his A Traditionally, the race has j number of other stakes winners. MIA ! game lead over second place ’| died in 1856. ! spectacular record. He had 200-yard freestyle: been held in a rural setting, the When he 26 years old I—Dennis John- | Silver Hill with a 6-3 victory misfortune to race as a 3- was a ston (Congressional >; 3—Tom Murphy in the daytime and over a.mile ‘ Aug. 29 .— •ibnte "’.’.sVia id to at Sar- ; 3—Corby Coutts ‘Walter Reed*. ! over Jack Pry behind the six- CHICAGO. year-old at the time as him Time 3; 16.7 (new record, old reco-d, track. William E. (Eddie) Stack. 70. same ' atoga. Paul Mellon paid $49,000 2: hit pitching of Southpaw Den- the great Cavalcade and fin- IS hi. I Suffolk Downs, near Boston, 1 a former pitcher for three ma- ] for one of his daughters, high- 300-yard brea.stroke l—Bob Laramy nis Hill. ished second to him in four • Receiving Station). 3—Robert made the strongest bid. At jor league clubs, died yester- ' ?st price of the sale for filly. Naval and Silver Hill meet t races, including the Kentucky a Brings »C>; A—Jerry Yurrow : 3—Barry King (WR): 3—Luca Ellipse in the only sandlot Discovery was a real horse- Fry Brooklyn Dodgers from I ’ said of Discovery “the good 300-yard butterfly: game scheduled. to s 1910 man’s horse He at dis- l—Tom Ca.o- I lor a $200,000 total, to stage aito 1915 Services will be held i won ‘ Lord makes one like him every meria ; tances from 5 1 2 furlongs to a 1 3—Robin Best iC). Time, .’:3d 5 (new week-long supporting program; ;! tomorrow. 1 50 years or so. and sometimes Irecord: old record. 3:43.3' . race any time not even 4ftft-yard individual medley 1— L and to hold the t that often.” Walt Rogers (NRS): 3—Tom Calomens •#' |||i between August 1 and Octo- (NRB) 3—John Bott (C). Time. 6 49 5 BRAVES Johnny Bejshak. who rode , (new record, old record. 5:53.5'. From Page A-20 ber l.„ SOO-vard freestyle relay l -Con- Continued The Hayes Brothers’ bid was Four Tie for Lead RACING Discovery to most of his stakes i yressional “A” R. Best. D. Johnston'. 3—Walter traded Rush to the Braves last for the same terms as the pres- A-20I now is custodian of Reed A 3—Congressional 3” | -he jockeys’ quarters [ Time, 9:37 6. winter. ent contract—to add 45 pei In First Round of ally, also are supplementary f at Charles and Town. Bejshak a WOMEN Rush walked but one cent or $32,000. whichever is nominees. was son-in- . .(w of the late 300-yard freestyle: I—Ann1 —Ann Ban- struck out seven while giving Four other races, all Trainer Stotler. croft (WRC «C>; r.i greater, to the purse. Vancouver Golf $25,000- 1 3—Karen Johnston up eight singles, plus a triple added, pro- J—Janet Gallagher (C> Time. 3.31 3 Turned Down are on tomorrow’s •new record: old record. 3 .33.', » and double to Orlando Cepeda. Others VANCOUVER, British Co- gram. Belmont Park has the i 300-yard breastroke: I—Cart Britts lumbia, (AP). j * C»; 3—Juay Panneton (WR); 3 The Giants’ 10 hits were The other bids rejected were Aug. 29 Four 7-furlong Vagrancy Handicap! Diane Morns (WR). Time. 3:33. most by a club suffering a shut- Downs, N. Y„ana golfers —two of them Cana- for mares, Iftft-yard backstroke, l—Eileen Can- from Vernon fillies and and 3-| Golf Pace Set ada (C»: 3—Susan Connolly (WR»: 3 out in the majors this year—- Yonkers. N. Y., both night har- dians—shared the lead as the year-olds meet in the Del Mar Joan Johnson (NRB>. Time, 1:3-4. by i 300-yard butterfly: l—Sandy Miller and the most a whitewashed ! ness racing tracks. Vernon $42,000 British Columbia Cen- Derby at a mile and one-eighth. | ( WR»; 3—Brenda Dietz iWlt»: 3 club in the NL since May 17, Downs, mile tennial golf tournament en- are grass By C. I Suzanne Gardiner (WR). Time. 3:07.H a three-fourths D. (new The other two course Pair I record; old record. 3:0N.4>. 1855. track, an added $75,000 oi tered its second round today/ 300-yard individual medley: I—Ann bid events, the mile and one-eighth HOT SPRINGS. Va.. Aug. 29 'WR): only six purse Bancroft 3—Eileen Canada The Braves had hits 75 per cent of the net The international quartet Olympic Handicap at Atlantic 1 AP).—The team of Curtis «C>: 3—Frances Panneton (WR*. —four of ’em by Red Schoen- greater, for a day- .Time. 3:54.5 whichever is sharing the honors after yes- City, and the mile and three- Turner and Don O’Sullivan of 400-yard freestyle relay: I—Walter dlenst, who doubled home the Yonkers, a half- Washington led way Reed “A” (Bancroft. Dietz, Gardiner, ' time race. terday’s 18 holes was composed eighths Niagara Handicap at the as i Miller': 3—Congressional. Johnny $150,000 I 3—Walter second run—off Anto- mile track, offered of Jerry Magee and A1 Balding Fort Erie, Ontario. This is the match play begin today in the Reed B " Time. 4:47 (new record; ' : ; race of old. record. 4:50 3» nelli, n0w.14-11. added for a one-heat of Toronto, Fred Hawkins of richest race ever offered at the second annual Homestead La- BOYS 11-16 miles under a five-year bor Day two-man team golf! j 300-yard medley relay t—Brooke- El Paso, Tex., and Koichi Ono track near Buffalo, N. Y. vllle iD. Plant. Brownridee Spangler L ....-*¦¦ o contract. from Yokohama, Japan. They Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' Search- tournament. Carson i; 2—Takoma Time. 3:10 0 Hayes invested Turner and cap- GIRLS MILWAUKEE SAN rKANCISCO The brothers all had four-under par 68s in ing, winner of the Diana Hand- O'Sullivan 1 300-yard medley relay: 1— Naval Re- SAFE IN CRASH LANDING—Orlando Cepeda of the ab r h rbi ab r h rbi $150,000 in Improvements tO( the opening round. icap last week at Saratoga, tured medal honors in the ceiving Station (P McDonald 8 Mc- Mantla.cf 4 11 0 Davpt.3b 3 0 10 qualifying Illwain. Retina Dunn Ellen Musser*; crashlands into second base for a double as leh d’st,3b 5 0 4 1 ISpeake bring the race here from Go- Some big has high weight of 125 pounds over the 6.738-yard Brookeville; 3—Takoma Time, Giants 1 O 0 0> of the names in 3:00.5. M’thws,3b3 O 0 0 B'soud.3b OOOft shen. N. Y.. where it had been Cascades course yesterday with Johnny Logan, second baseman for the Braves, takes (V ft tournament golf were breathing for the Vagrancy. Eight or 10 Aaron rs 2 0 O Lkm n.2b A O 2 many They had 3-over-par 74. the throw from centerfield in the sixth inning of yes- Adcock lb 4 ft ft O Maya.cf 3 0 Ift, held for years. down the leaders’ necks. Among are expected to start, including a Torre.lb OOOft Kirkl’d.rf 4 ft 0 ft: they would need Gene Folks and Allan Hirsh terday’s game in San Francisco. But Cepeda was one C'ndall.c 210 1 Cepeda.lb 4 0 3ft' estimated the 11 who posted 69s yester- the Christiana Stable’s Endine Pafko.if 4 ft 0 o Brandt If 4 0 0 0 years to get back their «115). of Montclair, N. J„ the defend- the Braves won, 3-0. The Locan 4 0 0 0 Sp’cer.ss 4 0 1 ft seven day were Dow Finsterwald, j Endine won the $143,562 BRAKES- of 11 Giants stranded as u ! ing champions, were In Rush.p 3 110 Schdt.c 40 10 investment. Gene Littler, Mike Fetchick, i Delaware Handicap last month. second RELINED WHILI YOU WAIT umpire at left is Jocko Conlan.—AP Wirephoto. Ant'nelli.p 3 0 10 place nr Ira,, and pirfc latar gate for with a 76. ? ¦» 2Wanner 1 0 0 rO The accurate count Jim Ferree, Doug Sanders, (The Vagrancy will be tele- Op.n .40 ro S 40 tncludme Ses The teams Srrtir, 3Jab'skl 1 0 0 0 this year’s classic, won Wednes- Porky Oliver, Frank Stranahan, vised In Washington over of Josten Purcell Nltkl B, Apoolntinriit Pride, placed of New York City Harry WVETtESS Totals 31 36 2 Totals 37 010 0 day by Emily’s Howie Souchak, WTOP —9 from 4:30 to and Free LIIO only Johnson, Mike 5 Kaminer Anderson, C.; BONDED 1 Struck out for Davenport In 7th: tne_ attendance at 23,880. Art Wall and Don Whitt. p.m.) of S. Adiuntmenti 2 Forced runner for Antoiielll in 9tb; last year for Orvel Tate and Jim Draper of 4 3 Struck out for Bressoud in 9 th. 1,011 less than WHEELS IfA65 Spill Gives Atlantic City first running here. The Sir Ruler in Action Washington and Robert Wolfe COMPLETE U» 000 011 010—3 its ¦ W MILWAUKEE Sidney SAN FRANCISCO 000 000 000—0 winner’s prize of $62,750 was A field of 10 is expected in and Barksdale of Clif- 4 ton Forge for E—Logan- Schmidt. Mays. FO-A— the second largest in the race's the Del Mar Derby, with How- tied third SENDERS 133^ t»V» $1,062.20 Daily Double Milwaukee 27-7: San Francisco. ?R»l2. Gas Light Nine with 775. ; ' 9; Francisco. 33-year history. aid Keck and the Claiborne LOB—Milwaukee. San of ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 29 ing from brush burns and j 11 Gene Hayes predicted the Farm's Sir Ruler and Rex Ells- The last the 26 teams to 2B—Schoendlenst, Cepeda 3B Awaits Opponent break 80 was of sent to Cepeda. purse would reach the duo Philip (APi.—Racing fans are still bruises. Blum was At- , SB—Mays 2. B—Mantilla. of $106,718 PORTLAND, Me.. Aug. 29 worth s The Shoe equally talking yesterday's largest lantic City for X-rays. , ' Mathews. $150,000 before 1862. Israel of Washington and AIR-CONDITIONED of ip h r er bb so <\PK—Everett, Mass., and weighted at 122 pounds. Sir : Charles Lochbndge of daily double of the meeting Blum had just returned from Rushi 9 Ift 0 0 1 Ruler nosed out Shoe in 'New 9 0 3 2 0 Brooklawn, N. J„ -were sched- The City a here 51,062.20 especially Arlington Park where he rode Antonelli‘ 2 meeting, York with 79 Winner—Rush (7-5). Loser—Anto- uled to open the American Le- the last the La Jolla Others making the those .108 winning ticket hold- Plying Josie to victory Wednes- nelli 1 14-1 n. Handicap. cham-' gion Junior Baseball Sectitm A pionship flight : who managed to sweat out day in the Miss Illinois Stakes. i u—Sudol. Venzon. Conlan and Olympic of 16, in which ers jSecory playoffs here today in 4 The will serve as a fate which Dorothy's Best the T—2:l4. A—l9.ol* Hall's 36 Wins a match play begins today and tfie twist of brought won sec- o’clock game. stepping stone to the invita- •bout the big payoff. ond race at The win- [ends Monday, were: $14.60. The loser will meet Gas Light tional SIOO,OOO United Nations It all began in the first race ning numbers were 8 and 11. Title in Rec Golf John Hayes of Richmond tV»C* -1 Post from Handicap at Atlantic City Sep- TIMONIUM Jockey $2 Cup Yatch Crews Barry Washington, D. C., and Philip Smith of St. Louis. when Walter Blum was There were 100 holders of Roosevelt Hall of the tember 13—a • ,«, IM at 2 p.m. tomorrow. The three- race which might i ; Jack Crowl ESEIVEB $1.75 w*r0l« thrown from Moonwatch. Bill daily double tickets and eight Farms playground fired a 36 'bring together and Bill Summers. Breathe Easier team. double-elimination tour- Round Table! Silver Spring, Md.; Rod Flan- SEATS $2.25 rwnd trip ylvi lo Hartack. aboard Susan W„ was i who invested $lO -on the win- to win the senior division of and Gallant Man. The Green: I nament continues with 2 p.m. [ nery and W. E. Parfltt, Pitts- lutes itort loading at aur mam Terminal first across the finish line, but ning combination. the District Recreation De- Dunes II, tkra games Sunday and Labor Day Farm's Combustion 1 burgh: George at 1123 Fanna. Ava. tram 10:45 a.m. after long deliberation the As Daisy Veers partment's boys golf Sullivan and 11 45 am. Deity Daubla «lasas 1:20 »•«. Jockey Joe Culmone gnd tourna- and, if necessary, Tuesday. [Winner of the Ventnor, Frank stewards took that number NEWPORT. R. 1., Aug. 29 yesterday at East Po- Bud Diuedonne, Silver Spring: Fast Tima 1:30 a.m. Trainer Frank A. Bonsai com- ment Gas Light is making its third Powers’ Hindu Festival, and Dr. Evans, Washing- down and awarded the victory bined talents to account for a .—The threat of damage tomac. George Gardiner's St. Vincent, William Cup yacht straight appearance in the sec- ton, and Malcolm Mont- to Route Step, who paid a consecutive double when R. R. to the America's George Watkins of Jefferson 1955 grass course champion, Hirsh. ap- tionals, which it won last year clair, N. J.. and Merle Wagner T>.C. whopping $79.60. McClarin’s Selinsgrove won the fleet from Hurricane Daisy Playground was second with a are among the eligibles. ¦ lift piAiiyfriMit,i. FEdaral 3-5200 peared have passed today only to be eliminated in the and Buddy Tapp, Silver Spring. After viewing the films of ’ feature by a length and a half. to as score of 40. - The Woodley Lane jte m in the national tournament. The win- Farm's the first race, the stewards said Tony’s Chance, who holds the the storm veered easterly The junior division title went Reneged field 1 Atlantic. ner here will go to the nationals heads a of 15 It was a chain reaction which i track record and was the fa- to Walter Clayton of the Chevy- entered for the $25,000-added gale at Colorado Springs, Colo., Sep- MAJOR caused Blum to go down. Susan vonte. ran second, and Necro- Some rain and winds of Chase Community Building Fall Highweight Handicap, i up fore- tember 9-13. W. hit Northern Stream , mancer third. to 50-mile-an-hour are with a score of 41. Mike Mc- which features opening of WINDSHIELD who. for early afternoon. the LEADERS In turn, uumped Route Step. cast Artor of Lafayette had a 42 to the Belmont Park fall meeting Selingsgrove, whose lone vie- However, the British chal- The latter hit Moonwatch, place second. this afternoon. By Associated Press • tory of the season came in July lenger, Sceptre, the SCRATCHED? causing go and the four Region G won the team Charles Outpoints DEVICE Blum to down. over a similar “good'’ track, re- apparent- AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW American contenders Region (based After examination at the turned $17.80. He required [trophy with a 203 while Harper in Comeback BATTING on 325 or more si Will Remove Scratches ¦ -Ilv were out of any danger. The A was runnerup with 398. MINOR bats»—Kuenn. Detroit. 328; Run- track first aid station, where s 1:45 for the mile-and-a-six- 12-meter yachts Columbia, Vim, FAIRMONT, W. Va., Aug. 29 LEAGUES nels, Boston. 327; Cerv. Kansas and Repolish It was reported he was suffer- •teenth journey. City. .320; Power, Cleveland ana .Weatherly and Easterner will (AP>. Ezwtrd Charles has By tb* Associated Press Goodman. Chicago, 317. 1 HUGE SAyiftGS passed the first RUNS—Mantle. New York. 103: Run- j resume trials Monday to select test In his new I PACIFIC COAST IFAC.rK nels, Boston. S3; Power. Cleveland. 1 campaign 80; Cerv, Kansas City, 77; Minoso. 'a defender of the cup against comeback in the Sacramento. ?: Portland. 1. Cleveland. TO the challenge beginning Plays heavyweight j Salt Lake City. «: Phoenix. 4. Boston. British Polo Club ranks. Beattle 10: Spokane. 2. RUNS BATTED IN—Jensen. HERSON Washington. K 110; Sievers. 93; Cola- 72 September 37-year-old ex-heavy- Ban at Vancouver, postponed, 90; Op,* (or 20. The. rain. Dieso vito, Cleveland Cerv. Kansas 1 So* Pick Up Delivery CoS Big Day After all-night vigil, Benefit Tonight weight champion, outpointed City. 80; Mantle, New York. 83 Labor Week an crews Chicago. End INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE HITS—Fox. 181. Malzone. V AD. 2-7100 / remained aboard three of the The Potomac Polo Club and back-pedaling Johnny Harper Montreal. 10: Buffalo. 5. Boston, 157: Power. Cleveland. 153;: yachts which remained in the of Steubenville. Ohio, before Toronto. 5; Rochester. I (first same Kuenn Detroit. 150; Runnels. Bos- Racing the Brandywine Club of Dela- 0 innings* ton 147. Awaits Motor 34: Power Fans water at anchor. They were square off for the benefit an estimated 3.100 fans here i Rochester, 0: Toronto. 1 (second DOUBLES—Kuenn. Detroit. ware : fame > Cleveland. 32: Kallne. Detroit. 30: night. Jensen. Boston. 20. Lfke the Memorial Day and ton with a 300-mile race for 1 the Easterner, Weatherly and of charity tonight at Travilah| last There were no i Columbus. 6 Richmond. ?. Runnels and knockdowns, Only same* scheduled Malzone. Boston. 25 Day late model stock from the:; Sceptre. Crew members of the .starting a 9 o'clock. although Charles TRIPLES—TuttIe Kansas City and July 4 week ends. Labor cars AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lemon. Washington. 9; Aparicio. > Vim and Columbia, which had Potomac Club officials hope opened a cut high on Harper's Orr.ehp motor United States Auto Club. Also : 1: St Paul. O. Chicago. 8. Power. Cleveland. Harris.] will be a busy one for the been taken from the water, 5,000 [left eye in the third round and I Denver «: Minneapolis 3 Detroit and Martyn. Kansas City. 7. Monday is the windup of four ] for a crowd of fans. Pro- i Indianapolis. •ports fan. were out .had little trouble rest of 2 Louisville. O HOME RUNS—Mantle. New York. 37; days of national drag racing | in and of the Newport ceeds will go to the Bethesda the Wichita 2: Charleston. 1 (first Sievers. Washington. 34: Jensen < shipbuilding yard night way. game* Boston 33: Colavito Cleveland. 31., Motorcycles dominate the competition at Oklahoma City. : all to and Rockville Kiwanis Clubs. ;the Chsrleston. 11: Wichita. 4 (second Cerv. Kansas City. 29 Washington area racing with Dick Klamforth of see that things were all {ight. It- will pit the men against: game*. PITCHING.(based on 12 or more de- Grove- TEXAS LEAGUE risions*—Turlev. New York. 19-6. the three-day "Tobacco Trail port, Ohio, the women of the Potomac! 760; Delock. Boston. 12*4. .750; the AMA scoring Corpus Christi. 2 Austin. 1. Hvde. Washington. 'SO: Mc- Club a special half- I Fort Worth 4: 2. 9-3 Classic." sanctioned by the leader at present, has joined the Hunt in Houston. Lish. Cleveland. 14-6. .700: Moore time match. All of the play-: Indonesians to Hold Dalles «: San Antonio, ft Ch’caro. 9-4. 602 American Motorcycle Associa- field of 314 entries for the Stengel to Pilot Tulsa K»: Victoria. P STRIK’ OUTS—Turlev New York. 145 tion. starting tomorrow at Marlboro motorcycle He ers in this one will be trying Sports Day Sunday SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Wynn. Chicago 142; Bunning De- event. * polo Birmingham. 3. troit. 130; Harshmsn Baltimore Marlboro and Vista Raceway is the only ever to Yanks for 2 More for the first time. j 7: Atlanta. and Ford New York, 132 rider win the ! The annual sports day for Mobile, fi: Little Rock. 2 holding its regular card Sunday Daytona Beach 200-mile i Chattanooga 9: Nashville. 2. NATIONALLEAGUE race Indonesians in the Washington Only games (based Old Dominion Speedway three years BATTING on 325 or more at in succession. Years, Paper Says ! | area will be held Sunday at the SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE bats*—Musial. St Louis. 343; Ash- •ticks with the autos, however, The area schedule, plus NEW YORK, Aug. 29 (AP>.— | i Chaflotte 2; Macon <> burn. Philadelphia. .330 Aaron. Mil- ma- ! Sixteenth and Morrow streets Jacksonville. 4: Knoxville. 3 waukee 334: Mays Ban Francisco. with its weekly five races for jor national The World-Telegram and Sun Ex-Irish Cage Sfar Savannah 4- Augusta. O. 327. Skinner. Pittsburgh 315. events: [N.W. field. RUNS—Banks Chicago. 103; Aaron sportsman cars tomorrow night TONH.HT said today that Casey Stengel.; WESTERN LEAGUE 91 Dorspy ' Speedway— cars events include tennis, Milwaukee Maw Sin Francisco. manager of the Yankees for! p.m., City, TOMORROW SEASIDE PARK, N. J.. Aug. starting at 9 volley ball Sioux ft Topeka. 3. Milwaukee Thomas. Pittsburgh and at Dorsey, Raceway— past years, sign Only games 1 Bover. 8: Louis. 81 dal. The track Md..J Marlboro Motor • Tobacco the 10 would a! —Francis F. McDer- and A social will be held RUN* AMA motorcycles seven years, [29 'AP). soccer. EASTERN LEAGUE BATTED IN—Banks Chicago l* host to stock cars tonight, Trail Classic.” new contract for two j 110; Thomas Pittsburgh 10*. events for novices. 30-mile feature. 2 mitt, sr.. 85. former star basket- at 8 p.m. at the Indonesian Em- Snnngfleld. Albany. lil p.m. agreed on is SBO,OOO I 1 Aaron, Milwaukee. 82 Bover. 8* as usual. The salary player Dame, died bassy, 2020 Massachusetts ave- Binghampton H. Williamsport 1 Louis. RO. H Anderson Philadel- SUNDAY ball at Notre I York 1 Another Sunday attraction Marlboro Motor Racewav—‘ Tobacco a year, the paper said. Readme 7. phia. 78. ” Wednesday while vacationing ,nue N.W. Lancaster 9: Allentown 7. Milwaukee. 167: Trail Classic AMA motorcycles. 75- contract, a HlTS—Aaron Ash- will be the second annual mile race for experts 50-mile race Stengel's current Caldwell, burn. Philadelphia 16ft Banka. Chi- here. He lived in cago and Mays. San Frannaco. 160 Maryland State drag racing ! for amateurs. 1 p.m civil pact and not the normal N. Vista Raceway—D C Throttla i J. Ceoeda. San Francisco 152 championships at Aquasco Twister* motorcycle program Ipm ! baseball type, expires at the end McDermitt was a member of DOUBLES Aaron. Milwaukee. 32; Old Dominion Bpeedway—Dra* rac- of the year.' It also calls for Musial 8* Louis. 30: Hoak Cin- Speedway. ing 10 am State championship basketball LEAGUE STANDINGS cinnati. 29: Groat and Skinner Monday important Aquasco Speedway—Maryland State SBO,OOO salary. There had been Pittsburgh and Cepeda. Ban Fran- is the rac- Drag Racing Championships. 10 am. teams while at St. Benedict’s cisco. 28 ing nationally. The ninth MONDAY printed rumors that Stengel, TRlPLES—Ashburn Philadelphia, 12: dav Prep School In Newark. On Pittsburgh. Ch;- at Marlboro Motor Raceway—“ Tobacco who 68 on July 30. would Virdon. 11: Banks. annual Southern “oOO" Dar- ClassicAMA lightweight motorcycles, i was graduation from Notre Dame, AMERICAN St#Bdlß9J ||jJ ?| 3 X j raeo. Mays. Ban Francisco and 12 noon either retire take a job closer si Blasinaame. St Louis. 9 lington, S. C.. will contain 50 or and Chicago S C he played with amateur Rasulti YasUtdav , - HOaiE RUNS—Banks. 42 Darlinaton. —Ninth Southern Ctob *J| i 5 g |« Pittsburgh. to his California home. ft - Thomas. 34. Aaron Mil- of NASCAR’s leading drivers, “500” NASCAR late model stocks, semi-pro teams in Indiana and |j iO)*llldM*g!»* -> «_ 500 miles. 11 am The World-Telegram and N. nmm *Se4- waukee. 28 Mathews. Milwaukee climaxing activities which be- Trenton «N J.i Speedway—USAC- the New York area. aiM. NewYerk |—)U| 9112 10 14 11 10 79 48 .822 “7 Robinson. Cincinnati. 26. gan MARC national championship stock Sun said Stengel and Dan Top- PITCHING (based on 12 or more de- Wednesday with time trials. miles, at noon He leaves his widow, Mrs Willey. Milwaukee, ‘cars 3imi time trials of club, Gomes Today ] 7,—1 911 611 914 67 59 .532 11* i i chons' R-4. Trenton Speedway in New Oklahoma City—National Hot Hod ping, co-owner the Ellen Dougherty McDermitt. Chuaao 667 Spahn. Milwaukee. 17-9, 654; Association drag rac ng champnnuhips. began negotiations this week. s. y. 71012 11 7 64 60 .516 Worthington. San Francisco Jl-6. Jersey aßain will buck Darling- last four days. Anal eliminations two daughters and a son. .1 w*>k..'Boston 7 10— 13V* 647. Purkev Cincinnati 14-8 636 Hnrrtette 15-9. 625. <¦) Boltimor, 4 Milwaukee 9 8— 10 912 9 61 63 .492 16'/, 9T**KFOUTB—rJonea. «• Louis. 180 ! Poahn Milwaukee 124 Antonelli [ WOMEN'S GOLF otr.fcV ¦»"’ Detroit 10 Slolo—6B 860 64 .484 17* 2 Ran 1"3 Podrev Los! Francisco go 6 9 14 60 6( .4*2 19 Ar»f!e< 115 Drott. Chics Rob-| INDIAN SPRING—Net win- Colts Release McKee Gamas Tomorrow Cleveland | 6 810 * erts Philadelphia and Friend. Pitts-, Mrs. Irving Keller. 95- Rons "Ctt, 9787| 8 8 —ll 58 67 .464 20 hur*h 108 Court House Girl Leads ners. BALTIMORE. Aug. 29 >AP). nr .1 wish.. : 22—73: Mrs. Max Wolman. 93- —The Baltimore Colts were D,?7tn,t |WASH. 6 6 8 611 7 9- 52 73 .416 26 i ~ 21—74 Gross Mrs. William! down to 47 players today after 64 67 73 84. ftlj;; ll S”c ,m. Lost 48 59 60 63 67 j j j i In District Junior Golf Weitzen. Guests —Mrs. releasing Bob McKee, an end Thurston Purr., Washington Lillian Lea hoped to end her! jplainablv high. Florence Zup- from Monmouth till. l College. G&CC. Gross—Mrs. golf by winning nik of Woodmont second 91-17—74. McKee the 22d draft choice career was Army was NATIONAL S % . ' -o Junior L. Lightr.er. Navy. 83. ¦ i = Women's District Golf As- with a 91 and Robbye King of of the Colts this year. Stonrfmqs 1$ ?!j ; t §, BURR the COURT HOUSE (President's • How Thrw Segt 1 Rasults Yasterday « • 51i< j;i . . | sociation's junior girls title to- Army Navy next with a 92. In Cup)—Mrs. Walt Goodrich, 1 HEISHMAN’S dav at Kenwood Country Club. the 16-17 division. Kathy winner with rounds of 92-83 CHARLES handicap FIGHTS ¦M- 52 .691 the Buy Word in Quality and The 17-year-old Court House Keppel of Congressional was 175. minus 14 each Milwoekee Bl5 712 11 11111 75 round for a net 147. Pour tied Today 11, 59 .532 Softty Smet Club player, who is in the finals third with a 97. LAST NIGHT Games jhmfcargfc |7— 91310 11 6 67 7Vi TOWN 1935 of the woman s club champion- with net 158 s and will play off 8101110 65 60 .520 9 of Argyle and By tbk Assoc ikltd Press Pitu at. Wit* ’"San Fro* 610— 10 LEE ship at her home club, had a Pam August next week. Mrs. C. Caviness 2 P.M: E D.T, 1503 HWY. FAIRMONT. W. V» —Ezikrd Chtrles. £“*•!.%. Las f3— •111110! 8 60 64 i484 ROST TIME ROSSLYN, in Mary of Court House Mrs. E. Clayton, Mrs. S. Truex V'r.Y Ant 13- i Deukt, 2*o Been VA. two-stroke lead the District McCahon ' l»S. Cmcinniu. outpointed Johnny HfcßWaa. Peily Mint <1 Blocks from Bridget Mrs. Ohio. 8 8 910 60 65 .480 14 lev tournament alter an 89 yester- with 97s followed Miss King in and L. Wordon. Haro.r -JtKt. Steubenville in. 6io 9 eem.itie, mx, w («*», inwMi RICHMOND C»lif. Bob Butcher •a> *, and Berry -Diggs Cups this division were Sandy Durelle 184 1 *r *' inn tJVS Bruns*tek outpointed Freddie Mack 99785911 s* 71 .45317V* Mel rack. Court House. 103; Gana Rob- Rubin. 4 and 3. First flight—- Brooklyn 10 el-V. CRicata X»l Op** 24 How's a Day year, plus the Middle Atlantic of | , X Y ". ITti 10(1. CM “u L <1 ,«>,r,e «(?«»», erts of Manor. 109. and Valone (Mrs A1 Mendelson defeated i LOS ANGFLES —Boo*< Monro* i Laat 52 59 60 64 65 67,65 70 | I Dmlee k- B >1 title. up. Los Arts>s. ,'opped Nacho Escalante, Yesterday s scores were unex- Langhenry of Manor. 110. Mrs. Ira Sichelman. 1 lit. Mexico. ».