.maker (.200), Tom Umphlett s| THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. (.201) and Juan Dells .226) in i THUaSBAY. JUNE B, IMA ** Olson Flies the outfield. , After 61 games the White Sox, C-3 THE BASEBALL are matching their 1954 pace, exactly at 39-22, but this year Home, BEAT they're only two games off the Lauds pace while last season they were By BURTON HAWKINS trailing by four. . . . Detroit . moves in tomorrow night for the opener of a four-game series, Moore Punch The White Sox have been giv- IBusby retreated to the center r with a day game Saturday and ‘ing a past- field the inningj double-header Sunday. SAN FRANCISCO, June 23 his Senators fearful f wall in second , ing, Chuck Dressen isn't to haul in Roy Sievers' smash. (^P).—“This guy Moore really 1 but t ** impressed by their pennant pos- Wisconsin’s Athletic Hall of *¦' punches hard," Bobo Olson com- i l/ i ... get sports [ Additional Sports ilkS today ar- sibilities. “Ifthe Yankees Fame1 will entertain mented here when he any pitching at all, they’ll \writers at breakfast on by plane from York, sort of a the On Next Two Pages rived New ! In,” “Chicago morning of All-Star Game at [i been knocked out walk Dressen said. r the where he had ' Ims to rely too bunting.il . . . living by much on Milwaukee. The 13 in the third round Archie! are organization Moore night. while the Yankees loaded rmembers of the who last jwith guys who can stick ’em out twill be there are Ginger Beau- “He hit me on the nose with a ¦lof1 the park.” |imont, Bob Zuppke, BillySullivan, left hook,” Olson said, “and Ire- O'Dea, |WW4Uj Two hundred members of the PatI Burleigh Orimes. ¦Tjl J rj member hitting him back. And 'Old Timers Club of Johnstown. Ernie1 Nevers, Don Hutson, then I don’t remember any- ' Pa., will converge on Griffith £Strangler Lewis, A1 Simmons, thing.” Stadium for Sunday’s double- (Clarke Hinkle, George Mcßride, The blockbuster that exploded I header with Detroit. . . . They'll Tom Jones and Ralph Metcalfe. Usually available in Olson’s face at the polo i present gifts to Ernie Oravetz of ** * « lin these fine mod- grounds ended the middleweight ; the Senators and A1 Kaline of the 1 It's a gruesome thought, but jM ern well - located champion’s hopes going Tigers. ALL PRICE of to i jiDressen can field a team whose w England to fight Don Cockell. Coach Joe Fitzgerald of the ithighest hitter would be Ed I t jpg— pet ;,jve r„es , Instead, manager Flaherity ’ Senators, $25 and Y. Ave.; 6.40x15 7.60x15 BOTH Sid socked for shout- i Gerald, batting . . . 14th N. Fitz .239. BP'* 6.70x15 8.-00x15 TIRE & said he would line up a fight in i ing “Nice going, McKinley” at c Otherwise he could employ Roy , l PL H choice suites in the - 6.50x16 8.20x15 TUBE the United States for Olson, , that sensitive umpire a few is (.200) & IS Wyatt and Trans-Lux. Sievers at first base. Har- »I Oepont per probably in August—with an- games ago when McKinley mon Killebrew (.083) second, fIHHi tire holds jc at Reconditioned • Exchange other middleweight. Icalled a debatable strike on Pete !jJose .000) Rocoppoble them at thte y£. Valdivielse at short- ?-" ~ !iV** jCPiiSWy^jLft^ “He’s got to defend his mid-! Runnels, squawked to Will Har- sstop, Bruce Edwards (.184) at dleweight title," Flaherty said.! [ridge when the American League tthird base, and Jerry Schoon- “I’d like to wait a little while !]j president attended Tuesday- and see how he feels.” - game at Griffith Stadium.! > . Harridge’s telegram » I *r \2NLft Flaherty said Olson’s next! ~ . to Fitz ! 1 ' n for these and other AEL-ALEX match probably the; . stated he was being fined for fine < will be with | Bp! fl location coll Hampden Blodensburg winner of the Sugar Ray Rob- using profanity, but the Senators Reg. $7.50 471# 2315 3300 Jeffertoe U Lent. 6erhe.de Rood N.E. Dam Hwv. • ;:ison-Rocky Castelani fight. I say the coach is innocent. 1 POPULAR BRASDB. Wheel ** * * Alignment , SKTMm. i d t d , In State of Shock ! « Sunday’s rained out double- W ! u*J r.M. e AM*ti rjt press you how. t Olson ducked the in header with Kansas City will be* 3.95 OL. 6-5200 LA. 6-3865 TE. 6-6807 lew York after the fight on- made up July 26 and a t At Our Block Off lOn Route t—Ncxt t mtn. from 27 with RfXLiqu?” Bethesda Store Wisconsin Ave • to Hoi Shoppe Pentagon on Rt. 1 he advice of Dr. Sam Sherman, pair of successive twi-night dou-, 1 looking him, ANGUISH FOR MRS. OLSON—Hillsboro, Calif who was after Flah- ble-headers. ... A snazzy Ford Mrs. Dolores Olson cries out in anguish at the tele- ,'rty said. convertible, a 14-foot boat with! vision set as she watches her husband Bobo trying •'Bobo didn’t know what had an outboard motor, a 21-inch “ get happened for three of four min-j television set and a portable ra-! in vain to up in the third round against Archie utes was hit,” Flaherty! Moore last night in New York. four after he [dio are prizes which will be won; Mrs. Olson, her said. “Dr. Sherman said he was! ; by lucky fans attending Sen-[ children a group a the and of relatives and friends watched in state of shock and should; ators-Red Sox Red Cross bene- the televised action in the Olson’s new home in this be protected public.”! from the fit game here June 30. . . . Con- not Flaherty given San Francisco suburb. “I'm going to cry,” the Olson said had tests involving ball players and middleweight champion’s wife said after it was all him instructions on how to wage the United States Army Band over, “but I sure wish the children hadn’t seen the fight, but he never had a will be included in pre-game en- daddy canvas.” picture chance to follow them. tertainment. their on the The was made me stay by Jim Sargent of the Burlingame Advance Star.— “Sid told to outside When and ifDean Stone beats for four or five rounds and then the White it AP Wirephoto. lght my style,” Sox will be the come in and usual first time. . . . His lifetime Bobo said. “That to mark was wear against Chicago is 0-5. , . . The . him down. tience of an old-timer and wait- White Sox have a 13-3 night- FIGHT ing for “I thought I doing pretty Page his shot. was game record this and all Continued From C-l finally j good, thought I going season It came as the third i was to three losses were by scores. ear after the knockout and. as able to handle him. 1 1-0 round1 started. Bobo led with an , . . . The Senators have been eavesdroppers caught it, he said: overhand right and Moore hit “He caught me a couple of t! times .blanked 10 times and have scored “I’ll do anything in my power Bobo with three quick punches, ; but he didn’t hurt me. ¦ 1 three runs or less in 39 games. two joltingrights and a left, ac- .’ Then came that left hook.” I to get you a shot at Marciano.”j t | Nelson Fox of the White Sox B MB cording to own descrip- dickering Archie’s Not Like Maxim |is a .576 hitter against the There's still some to ; tion. Some ringsiders, including before a ! ? Reporters ;[ Orioles this season. . . . Fox’s do Marciano-Moore Olympic Coach Owen, asked if Moore was fight is signed, sealed and de-! Jim dis- ‘ moving in low gear through the , batting streak ended at 17 games sented. last night when he went PP llvered, but Norris left no doubt first two rounds. hitless —PBIH got; “It was a left hook, another r! “Yes,” Olson agreed. “He was ; in five tries. . . . That string! about it when he said: “It’s finally equaled previous major league draw left and a right cross for taking was sizing , his to be those two. and it will r his time. He high, three-quarters of a million dol- good measure,” Owen said, “butt|me up.” set last season. . . . During lars or more.” 1 won’t argue the matter. Olson 1 1 Asked how Moore compares j his streak he batted .485 and —and I leaned to him—got clob- -iwith Joey Maxim, Olson said, boosted his average 59 points. Marciano Agreeable ** * bered.” [“This guy * Marciano, is different from who watched the Referee Goldstein Maxim. punches.” Dressen has been instructing ¦BEIIIUXBnSi really fight could see e! He Reg. 32.50 Set of 5 Irons on television at his home nothing except Olson prediction [ Carlos Paula to shorten in Brockton, Mass., until hee Bobo ventured a on his was quoted tolled the final He gave happen , stride while batting and recent by Press as say- count. e what would when Moore Matched and balanced m ¦ the Associated Bobo the first two rounds. But j steps out weight , results have been encouraging, ing: question t also of his class with SUPER “There's no that neither his opinion nor fj on heavyweight what with four hits in his last irons polished chrome SPECIALS! arrangements made ¦ that of to take the 4 Ju HR I will be for the two judges a champion, Rocky eight tries. . . . Jose Valdivielso.j step-down ¦VSI ¦ me against mattered bitt Marciano: shafts and lea- to defend Moore in once Archie put the big finger guy who has batted six times since; IMm September.” r “The who lands the first i ther grips. A value that I I on Bobo in the next punch joining the Senators, hasn’t hit Rocky round. will win that one.” said the details were no , a ball out of the infield. . . . cannot be duplicated. responsibility, Olso bore marks of the I 4>40 Shakespeare All-Metal Fresh Water Weill’s and the fight. But last night neither did Pete canny manager quickly Los Angeles Gives went into Flaherty was philosophical I Runnels. Mickey Vernon. Clint Reg. 72.40 or Wilson Reel V- 295 action to get the most for his Rocky $250,000 Bid Courtney nor Johnny Groth. . , . Spalding Golf Outfit I fighter. about the outcome. Hd said, picked up 30.00 Shakespeare "President" Fresh f>P).— _ “I’ve them before.” Famous or Wilson “We haven't made any deci- LOS ANGLES. June 23 Spalding I sion yet,” Weill said. “Igot to Matchmaker Babe McCoy of Loss : matched set of 5 irons, 2 ML AQQ I Water Reel 18.95 to Angeles’ Olympic Auditorium sit down and talk Jim Norris was reported *Coss in woods and sturdy upright •MU #«4IU I I in the next few days and talk i today to have of- Quarter-Finals Western Open 23-95 Pflueger Pelican Spin Reel, 13.95 a guarantee golf terms and sites We gotta do a fered $250,000 to»After Beating Freishstat bag. For men and I Heavyweight Champion Rocky little talking first.” ? CHAPEL C., women. City" a fight HILL. N. June 23 I 9.95 "Ocean Salt-Water Reel, 5.99 I "With those two punchers in Marciano for titlt in Los Coss, Swarthmore Angeles with Archie Moore, s Tim there,” he added, “it'll be mur- who College star from Washington, Today 6-95 Montague Saltwater Rod 8.95 on a 3 Starts a would battle percentage Reg. 17.05 “Roll King” Golf Cart I quarter-finals der. Think it’lldraw million?” basis. e has made it to the Moore, who polished off Olson of the NCAA tennis champion- PORTLAND. Oreg., June 23 Lightweight sturdy folding golf SEW 11.95 "Plyflex" Salt Water Rod 5.95 I at The Times said McCoy is in UP). —Most of America’s top I 1:19 of the third round with where, ships. CQ what he described later as a New York after Moore E Coss advanced by eliminating golfers were expected to resume ¦ won last night’s light-heavy- cart that makes golfing a real M ¦ H<9s Slarenger Tennis Racket 8.88 “double right and then a ‘ Dave Maryland, their par-smashing habits with left” weight fight from Freishstat of to the jaw, an elated man as Bobo Olson, he 6—l, 6—l, here yesterday. Also the start of the Western Open leasure was proposition 5 P ~ Sets 8.19 he pranced around ring. made the Marciano advancing were top-seeded championship today after a! ¦ I 16.50 Badminton the The to A1 Weill, manager. 1 Sam- nearly years Marciano's • my Johnny week of frustration in the Na-j veteran of 20 in the fight Giamalva and Hern- prize ring aiming The would be here in late Open Balls 3.00 Tennis Sneakers 1.79 has been for: August or early September. andez. both of Texas: Bill Quil-! tional at San Francisco.! Reg. 1.10 Golf a top a long, e Notably absent were Jack Fleck,! shot at the title for lian of the University of Wash- Mathews" time and now it looks as though! ington, and Jack Foist of Stan- who withdrew to rest after his! Brand-new "Airflites," "Kro- I 10.95 Rawlings "Eddie Open victory, P,aymaker he's made it. New Orleans Bidding ford. I National and: flites," "K-28's," "True Blues" Glovc 729 “I’llbe ready for Rocky,” he Lloyd Mangrum, 1954 Western; flfjC I $450,000 for Title Bout h i [winner, told reporters. “The sooner the who is injured. and "Kroydons." Alldrastically I 6-00 Leather Baseball Shoes 3.39 better.” NEW ORLEANS, June, 23(/P). | The field of some 175 which! J Meanwhile, ; —Louisiana Boxing Enterprises 'begins teeing off at 7 a.m. in- reduced for three days only. MM I 2.50 Spalding Baseballs—l.s9 the crestfallen Ol- From Page Official I son, beaten for the first time in jtoday offered Heavyweight j Continued C-l cludes nearly all of the other Champion year " °“ more than three years, didn’t! Rocky Marciano ai is seeded second this behind leading pros who played on the 5,5 Me s G °" Sh - *" even talk to reporters. He went: $300,000 guarantee to defend his the 1951 champion, Doris Hart | j narrowed, rough fairways of Rtg. 7.70 Shakesixar. Triumph Fresh Water Rml I I heavyweight against Light- s [San Olympic ... mmwm directly ! title -of Coral Gables, Fla. Francisco’s Club ... .. j. MU ¦ 10.95 "Famous Make" Golf Jackets, 7.99 ¦ from the Polo Grounds! heavyweight to Idlewild Field to catch a plane Champion Archie i Gil Shea of Los Angeles, the course. No one matched the 72- All-metal level wind model, / / ¦ ' shir,! for San Moore here. “giant killer” who yesterday j hole par there. ¦ 1 1 2 55 short sleeve Sport '' 9 Francisco. Champion pros tough and rugged ... on out- I | ; „ Norris did not say so, but itI Moore was offered a $150,000 3 eliminated American So the were happy when of | guarantee to Vic Seixas, continued his good they reached the straight, this price. seemed to some that he was dis-! meet Marciano. well-j stondingvolueot low I .. .. appointed by the quick knockout. | Blaise D’Antoni, wealthy chair- . play today and knocked off an! j groomed 6,604-yard Portland j f , 115 Lowson Little 8 lron! T 4.44 iman of the organization » old-time star, Adrian Quist of![Golf Club layout. The par is When a Midwestern columnist' told the 72i 00 Thomson set of -t jokingly said, “Well, you won’t!| Associated Press his group would J Australia. The scores were 6—3,! 'here but in practice sessions,, Reg- 26.50 to 29.95 Famous-Mlk. Spinning Rml. 184 have to match Olson against stage the proposed match in con- . 5—7, 7—5, 6—3. The match many have been several strokes! Woods,^ Marciano,” Norris mopped junction with the International j lacked fire, especially toward the! under. In one round Sam Snead,! Famous Mitchell, Orvis, m a* I his 42-year-old Wedge brow and commented: Boxing Club. end, when the Quist the long-driving West Virginian Centaur River top quality KV HK I 11-00 ' Sam Snead" 7.99 ¦ . began to tire. But many is ranking ; “I hope in the next few days of. who favorite in this 19.95 Heddon "Spin Pal" Reel 7.95 to make a match between Marci- Quist’s shots were more than tournament, blasted out a 04.! spinning reels. Full bail I ¦’ BOYS' - ano and Moore. What else can BASEBALL the 26 year -old Californian So did Tommy Bolt, of Houston. pickup. Fast, smooth re- , | I 2 3.50 Mitchell Spinning Rad 18.94 I say at this time?” ¦ could handle. Tex. I MONTGOMERY COUNTY BRA Defending Champion Jaroslav, covery. 1955 models. ————— ¦ “You can say how you felt Eastern Dlvl.lon I 6.94 11 ” cie *ner! n; Arcade . Drobny, sixth this year, ! ¦ 9.75 Aluminum Tackle Boxes ¦ about Olson’s knockout,” it was , shine Sun- seeded suggested. pulled out another tough one 1 “After all. the cus- II Midsets Reg. 7.95 “St. I 14.40 Atlantic "Par" Golf Bags 8.88 I tomers didn't get much for ,Bern4dette ' s ' *: Silver Soring „ when he beat Australia’s un-; their Lions. seeded Arkinstall, 6—4, money.” Cakery Keith, 16; Sligo-Brandview, 5. Jack ' 150-yard model with star drag 2.95 Men's Swim Trunks 1.59 “Olson got hit pretty good,” BOYS CLUB OF WASHINGTON 2—6, 6—2, 11—9 in 2 hours A .59 were I’d Limited Learue 15 minutes. 5.95 Swim Fins 1.99 Norris said. “IfI Bobo 0 gomerT Stubbs. 11: spool. Save than say, 'l’d better stay in the mid- Hin! o! Bunkerr Two unseeded Americans free more $3! I reached the fourth round dleweight .. . Midget League when 5.95 Basketball Shoes 2.88 division. It’s a lot L ¦ I ¦ r hr * Esso 2: Corson * Orum- Beverly safer.’ man ? ' . Herbie Flam of Hills. BOy Calif., disposed 4,95 “Frankly, thought fight * Club No- 10- 1S: Seal- of Austria’s plost,c Air Mattress -2.99 I the clowning I would go longer, but Moore can Alfred Huber. 4—6, Reg. 9.95 Rawlings “Mickey Mantle” Gloves I Knee.Hi Leagae 6—2, Perry 6.95 4.88 ¦ hit and he tagged Olson and Cammerer's. 11: Wild Birds. 6 6—4. 6—4. and Bob No. MMB Deepwell pocket, A I Horseshoe Sets WALTER || that was the story.” JOHNSON LEAGUES of Los Angeles, former Davis Cup JQ Majors squad member, outlasted Swe- adjustable laces, oil treated. All a4tf I 12.95 Six-Player Croquet Set 9.95 Olson Round 13; Won First Takoma "A." Luzon, 12. den's 2—6, It wasn't what you might call Bundy. 3; Cook. O. Steffan Stockenberg. the famous features of gloves I I a ßrl Shtwood Lions. 12; Beltzell Real- - 6—2, 6—4, 4—6, 6—4. memorable duel. Olson won t o Hoad, by Rawlings. Minors seeded fourth, hardly the first round on all the official was extended defeating score cards. Ruby ! Francis. 0: Kalorama. R. in Vla- I 1.10 Rewashed Golf Balls Referee Gold- |_ Kelly Miller Giants. 7; Kelly Miller dislav Skonecki, self-exiled Pole. «. r .. gave nod, so Cubs. Reg.° stein him the and Bundy, an 7.00 Tennis Rackets ¦ _,„ f T.. , Judges | Cook, 5: 1. 6—3, 6—3, 6—4 in uninspired Dots, Kroflites, Titleists, did Harold Barnes and [ Lyon's Electric. 14; Kasper's Men's g* ¦ ¦ iShop, 1 * match. Rosewall, seeded second, Artie Aidela. Nobody got Johnny's GUT STRUNG —Full size with QA ¦ hurt! Shell Sta . B; Miles Olsss. 3. :had just as easy a time beating Airflites and all famous in the first and, seemingly.! Buchsnsn. 10: Payne. ». Manhattan Laundry, Britain, 6—3, ¦ severely 10; McArdle e John Barrett of laminated frame and leather makes "out of the neither was bruised in Printers. 6. —2, was on , Railway Progress. 6; Palisades Citi- J6 6—2. rough to you"! the second. Olson the [gens. 4. Budge Patty grips. New shipment! I time, Maggie's 7; Seventh-seeded of offense most of the but it i Chryslerj] Restaurant. Wheeler Angeles wasn't very spirited 2. r Los and Paris. 1950 and Moore VIENNALITTLE WimbMdon champion, to go was standing pa-{ LEAGUE had back with the I Rebels, 4; Cardinals. 3 (Majors). an extra set to defeat Bobby Wil- 3 for 2.50 Tennis Balls ft M son. Britain's brightest young Spalding, Wright & Ditson, 4 downtown WIN, LOSE OR DRAW prospect, 6—4, 7—9, 6—4, 6—l. gMj f%Q customer parking Continued From Pace C-l so, virtually was declared off limits. His handlers hustled Bobo packedSMTitein sealed cans. 1 under a shower and kept him there for a long time. i AUTO RADIOS Sid Flaherty, a California rancher who manages GENUINE CUSTOM FIT OUR I? OPEN THURSDAY, 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. • FRIDAY TO 6:15 P M., SATURDAY TO 7 P.M. Olson and others and who hardly ever saddles t REG. PRICE a loser, issued the FORD ’49-'SO incl 75.00 ?;J first statement. 29.95 ? 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