THtf EVENING STAR, Washington, D. a THumiPAT. gerrematm w, ARLINGTON BOY ~,m A-20 ust [Five Redskins LEARNS FAST L. A. Revises Pimlico Purses Up; Navy Has High Hopes Stakes Program to Sidelined by Dodger Terms Average $28,000 For End Tom Hyde BALTIMORE, Sept. 26 (Spe- LOS ANGELES. Sept. 26 (/P). cial). Pimlico, which closes By flßp M b BILL FUCHS “I was born in Oklahoma.” —A proposed agreement cov- out the Eastern racing- Staff Correspondent he says, season Minor Ailments Star “but I’ve done some ering transfer traveling. of the Dodgers this fall with a 28-day meeting Sept. We live in New York Minor troubled the ANNAPOLIS. 26.—Tom to Los Angeles has been revised through lyjj; ailments Hyde now, although we still own a November 13 December «iir jggUHMjl^^ they is a fast learner, a fact 14, Redskins as neared Sun- has house in Arlington. When’ I a fourth time and sent to the will offer horse owners one ifinM day’s league debut against that Navy Coach Eddie of the purse programs the looking rangy started at Swanson I hardly president of the Brooklyn club. richest Pittsburgh. Erdelatz at the many Steelers at At least knew there was such a game proposal In seasons here. they hoped they were minor. end from Washington-Lee High Details of the were Arlington newly as football." Seven stakes totaling $152,500 Norb Hecker ran a 103 tem- School in with Tom’s expected to be presented today inspired admiration these days. father currently Is in added money are scheduled Jockey Billy his biggest McClellan, the felt better and was eating Important as shooting straight. him thrill to date. now In the East, Club is hopeful of getting “That trying a heartily, although careful not Tom probably thought a T- was out for the told local newspaper by tele- Swoon's Bold Olympics,” he says. phone being Son. Ruler. Gal- to tum his head. formatlon was the way the "Four 'of after apprised of lant Man. Round Table and The Redskins have a late English lined up tor their after- us from the Potomac Boat Club the revised offer; Syracuse Bardstown, is listed for No- workout scheduled tomorrow noon snack. Germany was his went to to try out In “It’s legal, logical, fair and vember 30. of the fours without coxswain. because the Touchdown Club home before moving to Arling- practical. When it goes before Other stakes in They We didn't make the team, but the City Council scheduled are luncheon their honor. ton and he had his Introduc- just it will be read- the $7,500 Pimlico Breeders will drill here Saturday tion to football at Swanson trying out was a wonder- ily recognizable as by any- before experience.” such Stakes, November 13; the $15,- flying to Pittsburgh. Juntos High. ful one with reason.” A week ago Erdelatz was 000 Marguerite. November 16; feeling Unless he is given an exten- the $15,000 Gallorette Stakes as low as next year’s by grass. He thought—and sion the League. November 28, Thanksgiving with O’Malley National by good Hyde must decide Mon- Day; the SIO,OOO Exterminator, reason—that was day whether he is going Interhigh League Opens through with football, at least to December 7, and the Pimlico for this season. move. Final council action on Cup. valued at $15,000, on the deal expected closing “He jumped for a pass In is not until day, December 14. This Tomorrow With sGames practice and was hit by Ernie the week after next. race will be over 2 1/16 miles. Ehlers,” Erdelatz recalls with a Jh The Interhigh League opens \ in the West Division, doesn't grimace. its 1057 football season tomor- “He came down and ’ appear nearly as strong as in;his leg twisted; It really bent. THOROUGHBRED RACES DAILY THAT VERSATILE MUSIAL row afternoon, with more than i.I.My ,in ,1 FAMILY yelled I Thai'. Iw 1. Tk« # passing Interest focused the | former years. In its opener; He and we ran over to on him. Red Romo, 7Vk racing's grmt Stan Musial’s 17-year-old son Dick (right) is making a name for himself Cardozo-Roosevelt and West- ’ last week against Parker-Gray j our trainer, : told him to try to run on it. in football at Christian Brothers College High School in St. Louis. Now ern-Bell games, both in the of Alexandria, the Clerks .. t/it utting'i gorgeous i were) I thought for sure he was out : co-captain and a halfback. Dick played guard during his freshman and West Division. behind most of the time and it I ham a Five games will be played for the season. 81PistTiM 2ML I.S.T.—Swt 21-let I J you'll uioruUrful in sophomore years, switched to the backfield last year and wound up a reg- | took a 35-yard runback of a Nd. Ml «Mlf tirlltr the league. Other openers i “I thought he played liHf cl«wt IS ular before end of the 1956 The of the are a fine * the season. son Cardinals’ slugger pass interception by End Walter | game against G« »v car, Greyhound Bus or BftO B.R. also a man the track team. Here, he Dunbar at Coolldge, also a West Boston College. is dash on poses with his football Division clash, and in the East ; Dutch in the last quarter to He1 played the ball game he did coach, John King.—AP Wirephoto. Division where Armstrong is i pull out a 12-7 victory. on a bad leg—you'd never at Tech and Chamberlain at According to Coach Sal Hall. know! It!” Eastern. Cardoso needs game experience Anacostia. East Division and before it can hope to be a ser- j j | league title-holder, plays Phelps 1 lous threat. Numerous fumbles Illinois on Coast Gallant Man Impressive Lee and Shire j at 3 p.m. Saturday at Eastern 1 and generally loose play in the I to round out league play. Wil- Parker-Gray game contributed For UCLA Game Spingarn son and meet non- to the team's Inability tomuster LOS Sept. Clash Tonight i league opponents tomorrow, ANGELES. 26 I/P). a sustained offense. Hall said. I. —The Illinois football squad, In Woodward Workout i Wilson entertaining Carroll and anyone ; But who has faced 38 strong, Spingarn Baltimore against flew Into town yes- By thy Associated Prm part at ' Cardoso teams in past years i mond, of the three-horse On Mat Card Dunbar. terday and went immediately) - always up The *IOO.OOO added Wood- "field." at sl3 In the $30,650 Cowboy Rocky Lee, who will knows Hall comes i to Brookside Park, Pasadena.; ward Stakes at Belmont Park Discovery Ben Lo- In pre-season forecasts. Cool- with a tough club, and this i i for a light workout Handicap. ' have to go in the back way or idge highly for the Saturday figures mond reached the of was considered in year probably won't be an ex- UCLA game night. to attract end the! jpay two admissions, and Prof. the West Division, I i tomorrow ' enly five horses, headed by the mile-and-an-eighth with j Roy Shire, but several I ception. Coach Ray Eliot 1% as mean as castor other teams have projected said two sensational 3-year-old Gallant lengths to spare over Harmo- oil, are the top stars In tonight's Roosevelt Club Green ; players, Fullback Jack principals nizing. victory 'themselves into the picture in Man. But each of the The was worth edition of the weekly wrestling Roosevelt, ! and Center Joe Wendryhoski, sharp $21,600 recent weeks. which hasn't won hampered by Is razor for the mile-and- to Mrs. John R. H. show1 at Capitol Arena. a division title since both minor in-i a-quarter of and Thouron of Wilmington. Del. Not the least of these is , 1953 when juries, test speed Lee. who will spot his oppo- . went to win only league are able to play, but <63.80). Western, which opened its it on its ¦ may stamina on the basis of recent True Verdict one of nent 100 pounds, more or less, championship, also Is be held out. , Bobby Martin's two plans season last week with a 19-0 football workouts. winners, I to teach the professor fielding green team this , The mini will drill under the Eng- the six-furlong victory over Friends, reportedly a Gallant Man. the little won feature atj some respect. It seems the 325- year. lights tonight in Los Angeles': colt owned by Ralph Atlantic City. Lance ($12.60) much stronger this year than Memorial lish-foaled j pound Texan was refereeing a The Riders their opener Coliseum. Tex., romped to easy triumph in past seasons. lost Lowe of Midland. was an In 1 match Involving Shire last week two weeks ago to Montgomery At UCLA. Coach Red San- five get Rockingham top In facing Bell, the Raiders spent the last of the to In Park's event. when the professor turned on : 26-6, but Coach Joey ' ders’ squad an hour of tuneup. Notes encounter a team that has ac- Blair. practice. his final serious He Golden is9i won the him and gave him a few lumps. isn't perturbed about ] Anal serious Passing satisfied all of $15,000 Billings Handicap by complished something it never Kaufman his connections No Texan takes that sort of it. He believes his club will . was emphasized, with Don yesterday by going furlongs 3' 2 lengths at Hawthorne. before has done in its nine Long, six thing, particularly when he fool few critics be- Kirk Wilson and Chuck comparatively lengths weighs years of football—win two i a so-called throwing over the deep 3 1 2 at Hawthorne, 325 pounds. Kendall the ball. i games fore the season is over. ~ training track in after where the daily double paid a Kowalski, in one season. The 1:15?* Killer another : “This Is our first real first half-mile in whopping $1,178.60 to Vocats hold victories over test.’V stepping the 64 hold- rough customer, takes on Chief Kaufman said of the pending ! (2 paid Quantico Post High and Cham- 60% seconds. ers of tickets. Alishere Big Heart, while In other meeting with Johnny S2OB 40 in first berlain. Cardoso. “Ifwe Trainer Nerud sel- the. race and matches. It will be Luis Mar- get by may surprise his Bright Sail in the second. this one we dom requires charges to $15.20 I tinez against Miguel Torres, Dr. Cardoxo Is Weaker few people. We may be green,) morning I a show much in the and Jerry Graham against Arnold But the game that might; ; Gallant asked for but we don't lack determination Man was not (Golden Boy) Sksaland and bear watching, insofar as title and before the season Is over any speed. Dies But the winner | Lyle Cromley The Oreat Scott against Angelo hopes are concerned, is the we'll be heard from." of four stakes and an allowance Savoldi. | Cardozo-Roosevelt contest. by TODAY race since being nosed out At 77; as Cardoso, defending champion Sultland JV at Surratt*villa, 1. Iron Liege in the Kentucky Starred TOMORROW Armstrong at Tech. 3:30 Derby appeared at top form. Purdue to Start Chamberlain At Eastern. 3 30. Pitcher for Hoyas Tharp Rejoins Bell at Western. 3:30. Likely to Be Odds-On Corky Roosevelt at Cardoso. 3 30. MOUNT VERNON. I Dunbar at Coolidce. 3:30. Gallant Man likely will Ohio.' All-Veteran Unit Toronto Argonauts ! Csrroll at Wilson. 3:15. Sept. 26 [lP). —Lyle Tate Crom- Spingarn at Baltimore Dunbar 3.30 : parade to the post as the odds- LAFAYETTE, Ind., Sept. 26 TORONTO. Sept. (/P).—, Prep, ley, 77, former Georgetown Uni- 26 I Bt. Albans at Georgetown a 30. ; on-choice to whip the Wheat- HP*.—Purdue yesterday put in Corky Tharp, second in Big Friends at Landon. 3. versity pitcher and an attorney Washington-Lee it B C. Glass (Lynch-. : ley Stable's Bold Ruler, Mrs. its last hard practice before Four football ground gaining burg i. 8. for 50 years, died yesterday ; Fairfax George Burke's Dedicate, the Saturday's Notre Dame game in has returned to the at Watn'BVion. 8. Jan alter a heart attack. 1955. • McLean at Falls Church. 8. Woodley Lane Farm’s Reneged and Coach Jack Mollenkopf Toronto Argonauts. I Oroveton at Mount Vernon. 8. Cromley played professional . C. T. Chenery’s Third then announced probable i Hammond at Culpeper. 8. and baseball game a The 26-year-old 180-pound I I Osbourn at Gar-Field. 8 and but quit the and starting lineup of nine letter- , Parker-Gray at False-Jackson (Charles Brother. Gallant Man turned to law because he ob- halfback was released by the Town). 2:30. Bold Ruler, both 3-year-olds, men and two other experienced New York Giants yesterday. Warrenton at Loudoun County. 7 30 jected to playing on Sunday. (EBT). carry pounds. The players. : Leesburg Douglass. will 120 He later became a Knox County Last year when he played Luther Jackson at jthers, all older, pick up 126 The probable starters are for the 1:30. prosecutor and a State Repre- Pensacola. Fla.. Naval Bethr'da-Chevy Chasg vg. High Point under the weight-for-age con- Ends Erich Barnes and Tom Air Station team, he led his at Northwestern. A. RELAX DE LUXE sentative. Franckhauser. Tackles Ed Wheaton at Buttland. 2. ditions. During his days, he league in scoring. 1 Oaithersburg vs Charles Town at Bold Ruler, a *peed demon baseball Dwyer and Wayne Fanner, Gaithersburg Ag. Center. 8 pitched for Indianapolis and Guards Ron Sabal La Plata at Southern 'Lothian). 1. who was badly beaten by Gal- by and John Baltimore Douglass at Fairmont was owned the Detroit Ti- Jardinc, Hablg. Heights. 1:45. lant Man in the mile-and-a- gers Center Nel MAJOR LEADERS and later by the New York - Stakes June, Quarterback Bob Spoo. Half- SATURDAY half Belmont last Yankees. He never pitched in AMERICAN LEAGUE Phelps vs. Anarostla a: Eastern. 2. an eighth backs Tom Fletcher and Tom i BATTING (based on at bau*— Oonraga at Episcopal. 3 30 went a mile and over the .'»««4«K> majors. Barnett and Mel Dll- K WlUfami. Bsttofl. Mantle. New Bt. Christopher's at Bt. Stephen's. 2 • a sloppy track in 1:55 for his While at Georgetown, he per- Fullback York, 305; Wood line. Cleveland, Columbia Prep at Massanutten Monday. ilard. Fo«. Chicago. .31A Boyd. (Woodstocki. 2. final serious workout pitching at George formed a feat never Only Dwyer Baltimore. .313. Marshall Mason. 2. Third Brother did seven fur- equaled. He shut the and Barnett BUNA- Mantle. New Tort. 1?0; Pox. I DeMatha at Northwest*™ A. out Yale. missed letters in 1956 Chicago. 108; Plersall. Boston 103: I Bladensburg at Blair. 2:15 longs in 1:27 on the same day Harvard and Princeton teams ftlevtrs. Washington. 08: Williams. jOxon Hill at Northwood. 2. Dedicate was sent mile Boston and Mtnooo. Chicago, 90 1 I Sherwood at Richard Montgomery 2. a over ; m successive games within a SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Sept. 26 BUNA BATTED IN -Sievera. Washing- sloppy going in 1:42% at 15-day period. ton 112; Werti. Clevela»<. 104: i

. —Notre Dame's football Malrnne and Jensen. Boston. 103. ; Bt John s at Calvert (Balti- Tuesdav. Reneged Chicago Hall Jamaica squad concentrated on all Minoiio. 102. more). 2. covered seven furlongs at Bel- ¦ITB Pox. Chicago 10C: Malsone. I phases of kicking yesterday as Boston. 183: Mantle. New York mont the same day in 1:26 1 173: Mlnoao. Chicago, and Steven. on Rosenbluth Signs |it began tapering off for the Washington. 171. with the first three-quarters of season opener DOUBLE* - Mlnoso. Chicago. 30: Gard- I at Purdue. ner. Baltimore. 34. Malsone Boston. a mile in 1:12%. Nick Pietrosante, junior full- 31. Kuenn. Detroit. 29: Jensen. Bos- only 8 days Warriors' Contract I ton. and As a companion feature to and Dick Lynch, senior Mantle. New York. 28 Woodward, PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 26 back. TBIPI.EA— Bauer and McDougald. New the about a dozen i ight halfback, did most of the York. f»: Bnvd Baltimore, and Simp- UP).—Lennle New A. Chicago. 5-year olds will tangle in the Rosenbluth. who punting. Aubrey Lewis, veteran son. York. Pox. 7 Futurity HOME RI’NA Sievera. Washington. rich jled unbeaten North Carolina to left halfback, received most of 41: William?. Boston. 3A: Mantle. and Arcaro Click i New York. 34: Werti. Cleveland. 28; Shoe 'the NCAA basketball cham- the punts. Kansas City. 2« Shoemaker, Zerntal. Willie who’ll ride pionship last season, today STOLEN BASES Apariclo. Chicago. | Gallant Man, and Eddie Arcaro. signed a with Phil-, 28: Rivera. Chicago. 18; Mlno*o. i contract the Chicago and Mantle. New York. IH: who'll pilot Bold Ruler, brought jadelphia Warriors. Rosen- Williams, Watson Pilardk. Baltimore Plersall. Boston. : home five of the eight winners ( bluth was the Warriors' No. and Landis. Chicago. 14. 1 PITCHING (based on 15 declslon?>—! at Belmont yesterday. Shoe- draft choice last spring. Re-elected to Donovan. Chicago. 10-0. .727. Stur- : maker was up on three of the ! The 6-foot-5, 185-poiinder,: divant. New York. 15-H. 714: Bun-, ning. Detroit. 19-8. .704: Narleskt. i five. scored 2,045 points during three] Cleveland, and Shenta and Pord. Bethesda Board New 088 Shoe put together a *3O 60 years at North Last York. 11-5. i Carolina. J. Edward Williams and ATBIKKOUTA -Wynn. Cleveland. 184: dally double by scoring with : season, John Punning. Detroit. 170; Johnson. he tallied 895 as the W. 104; Loyal in the hung up Watson were re-elected to Baltimore. 173: Pierce. Chicago. Woman '55.501 Tar Heels a 32-0 rec- I three-year Turlev. New York. 144. first and Short Pause 30* Including a terms on the board There'* not much time left to <*l2 ord. three-overtime of governors at Bethesda NATIONAL LEAGUE In the second. He completed 1 victory over Kansas in the Na- Coun- BATTING (based on 400 at bats> try Club last night. Over Musial. 8* tiOtiis. .351; Mays. New enjoy his triple with Floral Girl tional Collegiate tournament 200 333: Robinson. Cincinnati. thoroughbred racing I members, largest night York. ($17.90 * in the fifth. final Kansas City. election 320; Aaron, Milwaukee. .325; OroAl. j at turnout in the Pittsburgh. 317 Arcaro s first winner was La The Warriors leave tomorrow j club's history, BUNA —Aaron. Milwaukee. 118: Mavs. i at its best. Come down soon. Chicago. * attended. New York. 112; Ranks. Parisienne ($3.70 in the sixth. . for pre-season training at HI. Mathews. Milwaukee. lo9; Then he scored with Ben Lo- Hershcy, Pa. Williams Is the only Member Blaslngamc. At Louts. 107 to have served on BUNA BATTED IN— Aaron. Milwaukee. the board 132 Ennis. fii Louis. 105: Musial. Saturday, Sept. 28 since the club was organized Bt. Louis. 102: Banks. Chicago. 101; Hodges Mays. New | In 1947. Watson Is secretary-: and treasurer. HITB-Achorndtenst, Milwaukee. 199 Two More Area Drivers Aaron. Milwaukee. 197; Robinson , Leslie Bell. Jr, and Arnold: Cincinnati 105; Mays. New York. PHILADELPHIA Ift'!: Ashhum. Philadelphia. IA3 Babb were elected to three- DOUR LEA—Hoak. Cincinnati. 39. Enter Caracas Auto Race year Maj. Joseph Musial. fit Louts. 3b; Bouchre. terms. Car-; Philadelphia. 35; Moryn and TURF penter to a two-year term, end! Banks. Chicago; 8< hoendienst. Mil- By DICK SLAT course will open this week end waukee. and floenrer. New York. 31. : Charles P. Maloney. Jr., one TRIPIV.It—May.. N.w It, that Fred h( Brldgehampton on Long) York. 50. turn* out W|nd- : year. Vlrdon, Pittsburgh. 11: Mathews HANDICAP Island, with an SCCA national! and Bruton. Milwaukee. 0, five BOURBON ridge will not bp the only area George D. Mock was fleeted leaver* M?d with 8 program serving as the inau- - competing to a three-year term a Class HOME RUNA Aaron Milwaukee. 44: (sports car driver In gural. as Banks. Chicato. 43; Bnlder. Brook- i *28fOOO (added) A lyn. Mavg. 35; of Venezuela, Racing Bridgehampton A member of the board, and 40. New York. the Grand Prix at I Gordon Bonnette, Mathews. Mtlwaukee, 32. Arling- 1915.; Jr., to one ATOI.EN BA AKA- Mata. New York. ! I*l/16 mil*, turf, 3-yMr-oldi and u* after all Two more dates hack to June 24. year. Officers will be elected 38; Gilliam. Rrooklyn. 25; Blasfh- i Hap and Frank when the first of six annual at game. At. T-out*. 21: Temple, Cin- tomans. Drcsael IInext Wednesday'* organization cinnati. 10; Pernandez. Phila- j Pohanka. will make the trip i events was held The new! I delnhla, 10. course, I meeting of the new board. PITCHING ibased on 15 decisions* RACING THRU OCT STH to Caracas for the November the third In the East Buhl. Milwaukee. 10-7, .720; fisn- | ford. Philadelphia LUXE this year, measures 3 miles with 18-8. .002:1 (NO RACINO MONDAY, SIFT. SO) Hu**, 1 event. I Spahn. Milwaukee. 21-in. 700, and Pohanka be a main straightaway of 3.200; i Acker. Cincinnati. 10-5. .770: Drys- Drcssel .will feet. Rockville League dale. Brooklyn, 17-0. .054. members of a threp-car factory ATRIKKOUTA—fIanford. Philadelphia. S Races Daily THE LUXURY BOURBON BUND Bristol* Both Races Saturday will begin at 170: Drott. Chicago. 100. Drahow- 1 team of Ace Issue Awards; I skv. rhtraao. to:*: Jones. At, Louis. I Ktt [To 1M: Drysdale. Brooklyn. veterans In this type car. they 3 pm and Sunday at 2 p.m. | 148 Daily Double Closes 1:45 P.M. '.(MItouitMmMUg will co-drive the Ace, which Competing from this vicinity Post Time 11 s good to relax ... to be finished 10th overall and second l will be the normal list of regu-! Officers Installed 2 P.M. at luxurious ease! A Wlnrf In class In the 1957 LeMana i lars—Charlie Wallace, Fred: Player awards for the win- BRAKES Parking That’s the time to enjoy Bourbon de Luxe, t Windrldge. ning For Over 16,000 Cars *•"''** an em- Bark Henry, Fred teams In the Rockville s° lavish flavor, ; 24-hour race. Drcssel. RILINIO WHILE YOU WAIT in so completely satisfying .. ploye Navy Department, Moore, Dick Nasty and Frank Boys' Association will f 1 f of the , t| Baseball it’s de luxe in every way, in its cost to says the LcMans model has a Baptlsta. plus Duncan Black be made at 7 p.m. tomorrow except you. de ... longer snout, and disc brakes, from Parkton. Md.. and Fred at Broome Junior High School. Relax Luxe enjoy Bourbon de Luxe. m hut. otherwise Is much the same Fuller of Charlottesville. Black The players to be honored U 8 ’wmiN Adjustment Ace Bristol which has been i will drive Manhattan Auto's are on the Miller-Fields Bulck ¦ KENTUCKY'S - cleaning up In Class E produc- Jaguar XK-SS. Wallace will team, junior league cham- 4 WHEELS BEST YET COSTS NO MORE! year Sports Briggs Cunning- Rockville of IWUt tion this in Car drive one of pions; Merchants COMPLETE THE BOURBON 0E LUXE COMPANY, DIVISION OF NATIONAL Club of America events. ham’s D-Jaguars In addition to the midget league and East DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPoS KENTUCKY BLENDED BOURBON WHISKEY-86 , Meanwhile, a brand-new road I the Jack Pry Porsche RS. Klwanls of the peewee league. SANDERS PROOF-CONTAINS 49% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS