**THE EVENING STAB, Washington, D. C. star, wrenched his knee in the C-4 WEDNESDAY. MAY I*. 1054 Football Figures Attend Hoyas second Maryland-Clemson game Fights Meeting Terps Saturday 68 Golf Duos Paired Last Night last and missed Mon- laVlori’ By the day’s game against North Caro- Frank Mann and Eddie Ed! Aiieciated Press Frank Thomas Funeral yaft-iftess sssteja Spokane—Henry Dsvit; 138%, toe •y Fr.ii lina. Miller, hitting .345 through ks Angeles, outpointed Bobby 184%, Brideweser Deal Griff Mm Associated Top College s Woods. Leaves In Game 15 games, also is a defensive For Belle Haven Play sSiwtbss Spokane. 10. TUSCALOOSA, May 12. ner: I:4?—pat Martinourayphs::and Arnold Ala.. • Prada; Hall and JompP K. Who- Bt. Paul—Emil Evans. 147%, Bt. Paul, standout. Bobby Brownell and Ralph J. L. outpointed —Football associates and play- Navy’s joan;. I 54—William H. Cron and R. 8. Billy Pinkos, 148%. Winnipeg. With Little Hope of Trade Jack Morra blanked Bogart Proude: Ben Fuit» and Don Sullivan 10. In D. C. Area Today Cornell will seek their fourth 2:ol—Bobby ' (Continued Page C-l.) Wright, slapped ers he coached to stardom paid at Annapolis yesterday, Brownell and Ralph Bo- Tampa. Fla—Rocky From Tom a grounder straight title in gart;' Bob Dunn Tampa, outpointed RandeU. 138. .... Leßos- 1 . ¦¦¦ 2-0. for his sixth straight win the sixth annual tnd Maurice Larry Mullca. 140, their respects to the late Frank Georgetown, winner of two of 2 ßk r d new York, in, Army doctor, is willing to re- to Frank Bolling at second base and third shutout of the season. Belle Haven 4-Ball Invitation i,Ak: jar£!..r iss* o.r Thomas at his funeral here yes- its last three baseball games, ii r<, r w^ was trapped Navy got only hits, Tournament this week end. *“: sume his career with the Yankees and Vernon and terday. three but a psrss?n* a&r w only until he joins the staff of a run down. Runnels walked both by shutouts, will be host walk, one of the three hits and Fairings for 68 two-man teams bam; 2:22—Joe LaSalle and Ben Har- The little Notre quar- tlg; 2^29— Phil Butcher and Doug Berry; San Francisco hospital July 1. to fill the bases and the Sen- Dame to Maryland at 3 o’clock today two errors in the seventh hit their two runs. second of the The 27-year-old Brideweser, Hall of Fame byi his area college' games. optional qualifying Watkins end L J DreUcharaT*:Bp—- a routine grounder to Kuenn at outstanding In the only other college days. Two who had enrolled at the Uni- coaching record at Alabama, Villanova will be at Catholic area rounds of match play in oßSi “ard* shortstop. was U., George games yesterday. Howard de- the ’isafV&Js' versity of Southern California to was buried in a Tuscaloosa cemetery Washington will championship and other flights the It tailor-made for a dou- travel to Richmond for South- feated Winston-Salem, 3-2, and obtain credits he needs for a ble play, but Bolling dropped after brief ceremonies in the a Montgomery are scheduled Saturday and career, ern Conference double-header Junior College de- - teaching plans to fly to Kuenn’s toss to second base as Canterbury Chapel on the uni- Sunday. . Friday’s pairings: I with Richmond U. and feated" Vint Hill Farms, 9-3. 9:op—Buddy cutra and Turner; Own A Baltimore tomorrow. He is ex- versity campus. Wilson Curt i Sievers scored. Runnels over- The schedule: MaJ. C. A. Mills end Mai. H. B. Jensen. f All it costs is *1« pected to take over the regular Teachers will be at Frostburg 10.0.)—Joe Oilner and Jack Mender- slid second in his effort to bowl Among those present were Dr. son: 1 shortstop job, Billy Hunter in other games today. :i Maryland at Georgetown. Ralph Kneeland and CUn: Har ' since over Bolling and was tagged A B. Moore, president of the Villanova at 2>on; 10:59-—Harry C. Wheeler and is only out. The Hoyas. who have four Catholic U. Kdwin W. Rappold; "reo Hanlon and ! Ford? hitting .135. the expired NCAA and dean of won George Washington at Richmond (2). and rally when Alabama’s and eight, Wilson Teachers Dr. Mike Orlstian. We need ’49-’52 Fords Terwilliger lost will start Right- at Frostburg. B. C. McKeown and Complicating Washington’s at- fanned. Porterfield Graduate School: Bernie Moore, Tomorrow. » Johnny'Col. right away. Don’t trade til) hander Jim Kinney, Mary- Maryland Navy. Bert Smiley: BUI August ard tempts to while | at Beckham; 11:27—A. M. t.empbcll you land Brideweser was presented himself insurance in Southeastern Conference com- land, Montgomery Junior College at Bullls and get our offer on a with a 14-5 record, will W. T. Elmer: Arthur ». Frank and the fact that it not a Prep Bowie; beautiful, new '54 could offer the ninth when he lined home missioner: Paul Bryant, Texas counter with Southpaw Warren ! Friday. Robert :34—J u. Schermer- Ford. the Yankees a suitable player for run horn and Frank Benson; 11:48—A. t. into the leftfleld stands. A&M coach; Wally Butts, Grafton. American U. at Baltimore U. (2). Evans and A. W. 11:55 j South Gilliam: Kansas City. The Senators’ ef- Busby boosted Georgia coach; Carolina at Maryland. Raymond Mclnnls and Gordon Kewer; Arlington his batting Harry Mehre, Coach Burton Shipley of the Georgetown at Washington and Lee. forts to obtain waivers on several average Frank Christopher and Howard Haipln. to .313 with three hits former Georgia and Mississippi Terps hopes to have his regular NCA&t at Howard. 12:30—J. H. itappold and Harry MOTOR CO., players have been blocked. Setnrday. Bloxon: Everett Brelnem and Lawrence INC. before a smattering of 2,803 coach; Harry Gilmer. Washing- third Naval Receiving Btation at Catholic U. Elg; 12:37—C01. Ben Schrlever and 1017 N. Meere Street baseman, Eddie Miller, Wilson at Shepherd College. Jess Sweetser; There has speculation sat through Navy Teachart Jack Kurts and Wynsol 7-8787 been customers who oc- ton Redskins’ star, and Mel Al- back in action for today’s game. at Princeton. I Spencer; 12:44—Ken Hanlon and Don JA. that Yankees, part rain, South Carolina at Maryland. Alexander • Arlington, Virginia the might casional wind and cold. len, radio and TV commentator. Miller, former CooUdge High Georgetown at Virginia. .wrenn; W. H and* Phil [Takes just 2 minute! with Jerry Coleman, veteran Kinsey; 12:58—lom Shenk and Frank J second baseman, but most ob- servers feel that Casey Stengel will keep all of his lnfielders. When the Senators came north with the Cincinnati Reds follow- ing their Florida training ses- sion. there was considerable (batting between officials of the clubs, with the accent on Rocky Bridges. 26-year-old righthanded hitter who has seen service at second base, shortstop and third base with Brooklyn and Cincin- nati. All National League clubs would have to waive on him be- fore he would be available to the Senators The situation, while disap- break par?” pointing to the club, may ease the strain on Runnels and Ter- williger. The two infielders have booted away several games and “Me shown a tendency to mess up break par?” said Don the Duffer. “Don’tmake me laugh—nothing’s tougher.” double plays, but they may settle down if speculation about their But one day caught replacement ceases to make the Donald on fire. His shots were something to admire. headlines. Runnels has been hitting better lately and now has And when he a .250 average. Terwllliger is reached the eighteenth green, a putt was all that stood between hitting .203, but he has plenty of company at that level. Our hero and one under par—a putt of thirty feet. That’s Pascual Faces Gray. §“Me far! Meanwhile, the Senators are looking to rookie Camilo Pas- cual to provide them with the rarity of a two-game winning streak. Bob Porterfield, who has presented the Senators with their two victories in their last 10 games, emerged a 5-3 winner over the Tigers on a four-hitter yes- terday and contributed a home run to Washington’s 11-hit attack. Pascual, a 5-4 loser to the White Sox in his first start, will be opposed by Ted Gray, lefthander who has been one of the Tigers’ few disappointments this season. Gray has been shelled emphatically in three previous ef- forts and the Senators hope to prolong his misery. Porterfield was more impres- sive than the score indicates. His caddy handed him the club, and putted—lihe The Senators staked him to a Donald a dub! 2-0 lead against Ralph Branca in the third inning when Eddie But wait! Up popped a friendly mole, pushed right Yost singled, Jim Busby tripled and the ball in the hole! ;; and Mickey Vernon singled, but y 'f" # the' Tigers promptly tied the “Today I’ve got it!”rang cry. score. Don’s “Idon’t know how—l don’t know why. Bob walked Branca and with one out Busby fell on the , I’ve the magic touch of glass. treacherous outfield grass while £°t class—like Gunther Beer that’s in this breaking in for Jim Delsing’s line drive. The ball sailed over Busby’s head for a triple, scoring Branca. Delsing held third while Harvey Kuenn grounded out, but Ray Boone got hint across with a single. Frank House boomed the Tigers into a 3-2 lead with two out in the fourth inning when he slammed a home run into the right-field seats, but that was the last hit off Porterfield, who posted his third win. The only Tiger to reaah base in the last five innings was Boone, who walked in the sixth and was erased on a double play. Yost, Porterfield Homer. Yost lifted the Senators into a 3-3 tie in the fifth with a home run into the lower left- field stands, and the Senators forged ahead in the eighth after Vernon doubled and Roy Sievers “Gunther’s got so much good. gladly s nri’ed him to third. that’s I’d tell you if I could Clyde Vollmer, batting for Just what it is that makes it click. But words alone won’t do the trick. You’ve got to try a glass to find that certain something I’ve in mind.

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