C-2 ** THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. THUESDAY, AUGUST 11. ISM Ready to Televise LIONS CLAIM MARK MacPhail Filly CBS FOR SEASON TICKET Swaps-NashuaMatch Race SALES AT 32,096 Brings $31,000 DETROIT. Aug. 11 UP).— CHICAGO, Aug. 11 UP).— / $145,000 Washington Park Fu- General Nick Ker- says SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., i While Swaps and Nashua turity, September 3. bawy the Detroit Lions Aug. (AI).—Larry MacPhail, tuning up big (WTOP will televise the have established a National 11 were for their League who is enjoying as much success match race at Washington Park Princess Pat from 6:00 to Football record in breeding horses as he did oper- August 31, preparations were be- 6:30 p.m., Washington time, season ticket sales. nMm ating clubs, puts his 21 ing made -today to bring the race and expects to televise the Kerbawy said yesterday - sea- «MP- yearling colts on the block to- to the Nation’s television viewers others.) ticket sales for the 1955 m 4 night at the Saratoga sales after through the facilities of the Co- Meanwhile, Swaps turned in son have reached 32.096. disposing an Broadcasting System a grass at compared with a record of of 12 fillies for lumbia fast workout over the by average of $9,591. (WTOP, "Channel 9, in Washing- Washington Park yesterday. 32,000 reported the Wash- ington Redskins in 1946. The Greentree Stud of New ton). i The California colt traveled York last night paid the highest Benjamin Lindheimer. execu- the five furlongs in 1:00%. This price for a filly bred at Mac- tive director of the Arlington was one second slower than his on Glenangus In Mary- Washington first workout last Thursday, but Hambletonian TV Phail's farm i Park and Park running land, bidding $31,000 a tracks, announced yester- he had to farther, because The 30th of the Ham- for sister Stake, daughter of Panaroma out of day that CBS has purchased red flags about 12 feet from the bletonian richest harness rights the match inside hedge were up. racing event in the country, will Fair Fallow. television to at price was topped only race and four others at Wash-, Swaps will gallop today and be seen over WTTG 7:30 That by, tonight Bethlehem paid by Royal ington Park. work a mile either tomorrow or o'clock on the the 833,000 Mrs. Saturday. Sports Firman, jr„ a The other* are the SIOO,OOO Time. of Cleveland for Saturday, gray filly by Mahmoud con-! Princess Pat this the signed by the North Cliff Farm $145,000 American Derby, August $50,000 .» of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Church : 20; the Meadowland WM 4 I August 27, Hf 8 I 9 | of Rixeyvllle, Va. Handicap, and the A total of 49 yearlings were \ night BRAKES- 8 J§ disposed of last for $399,-, Jj 800—an average of $8,160. RELINED WHILE TOO WAIT * Air Force Boosts I F V V Bii «B 1> the Slew Rivetleat ¦ i ml - iW ZAHARIAS Lead to 14 Strokes Continued From Page C-l In Golf Tourney trouble, nothing more,” disc LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE, George said. "The doctors Va.. A,ug. 11 (JP).— The Air Force, X^/SAFTIBONDJJ rhe lndustr Y'B newest and started looking a little more after pain persisted.” away winging from the start, bonded giving more Actually, the Babe began to went into the third round WT pressure friction longer wear No rivets be a bit discouraged with her of the inter-service golf tourna- golf early as January. to score as meat today sporting a 14- drums ruptured in here The disc occurred over runnerup May on a Port stroke lead the while Aransas. Army team. Tex., fishing trip Betty 4 Whee,J with Two Air Force lieutenants, RIVETED and Peggy Dodd. Com |et * 9% Ray Terry of Jacksonville, Fla., LININGS <4« to‘4s P up “They got stuck in the sand,” Texarkana, m%M George explained, :and Miller Barber of “and the Tex., set the pace yesterday—- MPM9 Adjustment for the life of the Babe just took hold of the Jack each touring the Langley course MJ MwmjMl*M28v an used some muscles she hadn't one-over-par lining. Other cars equally low long [in 725. used in a while.” The Flyers finished the first Hydraulic Parti and Servica KINER’S A HERO AGAlN—Cleveland—Hat in Detroit last night and put Cleveland in the league The disc was adjusted a time i 36 holes with a 603 total, increas- Relined Brake Shoes Exchanged hand, accepts the congratulations of lead. From left are Hank Foiles, Bobby Avila,Kiner, or so, but the golf results were ling their first-round lead by discouraging—l3th Drum .Turning—Road Servica his teammates after his grand-slam in the A1 Rosen and Sam Dente.—AP Wirephoto. in Beau- l four strokes. Trucks Relined by Appointment ninth gave the Indians a 6-4 victory over mont’s Babe Zaharias Open, Next came the Army with a sixth at Carrollton, Ga. 616 total, with the Navy cling-; Then came a stop at Augusta’s ing to third position with 621 j LAPP BROS. BRAKE SERVICE Hurricane Threat famous Peachtree course and a The Marines enter the third 1806 L ST. N.W. ojßUaM,* ST. 3-4070 13th Homer brief talk with Bobby Jones, round in last place with 623. McNair Favored Cancels Tourney one of golf’s greatest stars. With Bobby Helps The Middle Atlantic Regional I Talk Group Bobby helped,” Puts Kiner in Select .tournament for Boys’ Club of[ "The talk with ! George said, “but we started for CLEVELAND. Aug. 11 UP).— - It was Ktner’s first grand slam In D. Tennis basebhll C. !America 12-and-under Tampa. home, at Then the Ralph Kiner, nearing 33 and the : homer since 1953 when he tied Babe! Washington's big teams was canceled late yester- experimenting major league career, . IHornsby’s League mark, third tennis ¦ started and found! end of his National ( by changing position joined a group of stars gieatest output tournament, the District men's day because of the threat of the that her has select s His of homers tee was driving 13 or more grand in singles and doubles, finds Fred hurricane. It was scheduled for at the she the who have i with the bases loaded came ball like she used to. home runs. 1949 when he hit four. McNair seeded first on the basis at elam today and tomorrow Jelletfs: ‘ “It gave her a big chance and The veteran Cleveland out- night's of his performances in the two Last homer, his 14th i JBranch of the Boys’ Club of ’ instead of going home we went fielder hit No. 13 last night in a year the 365th ; previous Important champion- | of the and of his 1 Washington. # to the tournament at Spartan- "If the crazy prices dramatic ninth inning as the ! career, runs- ships. I you are confused about | also boosted Kiner’s burg. playing • defeated the Tigers. 6-4, McNair was runnerup in both There are plahs under way for She got to so well asked for tires and the many quality terms . Indians ¦ batted-in figure to 1,001. Only . forgot everything. and into American players the Ken- holding a four-team tourna- she about On you advertised YOU SHOULD BE! moved the ‘five other active have i Middle Atlantic and /the last hit one see League lead. ; wood Invitation earlier this sum- ment next week, involving Jell- tee she of the I written to you! When * driven in that many. I’ve golf.j Many are confuse The blow, hit off Southpaw A1 ! Tim Coss, who beat Mc- ; jefTs Branch. Eastern Branch, finest shots ever seen in you bf the Phillies reached the 1,000 mer. /Where she got strength | you wont the best price for the quality | had been fanned night. both finals, is not entered : Silver Spring Branch and the the I Aber after he [ mark Tuesday Nair in ¦ somebody / want, customers are quality | by the Alexandria Boys’ Club. don’t know. Seems had see us. Our the same in in the District. _ . . Musial, by ... have in inning bases . Stan her the hand.” minded we couldn't been busi- seventh with the Slaughter Mickey Ranked behind McNair are loaded, tied Kiner with Joe Di-/Enos and Ver- Don Dell in No. 2 and Phil Neff. The Babe won at Spartanburg —'ll ness 42 years assume that customers 1 ’ are players : > out ever /ind Maggio place among non the other active whom own tourna- but has been of action I wouldn't appreciate good, sound values. I for fourth passed 1,000. No. 3. both of the majoi league sluggers. who have ment victories over the top seed. | since. She soon returned to John Irish Clicks Sealy Hospital opera- ———— Gehrig, ; Colt for the disc Only Lou Jimmy Foxx i Meanwhile, Musial hammered Dell beat McNair in the District . out a in the first inning , won the tion. The operation was a suc- and have hit more Commissioners and Nefl cess - grand slam homers. It looks like : of the Cards-Braves game for final last Saturday in the West- but she continued to com- Gehrig’s is beyond i I.oooth extra base hit of his , Maryland plain of pain in the right leg and record his the ern tournament. er Cap- Yankee : 13-year career. singles begin Sat- In Grassland foot. "When it is Tires, Batteries, reach for the former The District Mail, telephone during Only eight other big leaguers urday at 9 am. and the UP).— , flowers and depend ironman hit 23 his career. doubles CHICAGO, Aug. 11 Blue poured ping, you can an us for the striking . ever have gotten 1,000 or’ more Sunday, probably p.m., at ' calls have into the hospi- But Kiner is within dis- at 2 Choir, a 4-year-old Irish colt, since Friday s best prices on the quality you want tance of Foxx and Ruth. Foxx ; extra-bav hits. the East Potomac courts. ¦ tal last cancer an- hit 17 and Babe 16. Ruth leads the parade with Other seedings released yester- evidently finds Washington i nouncement. properly fitted to your car. Before he sent Aber’s first t ; 1,356. holds the National day are: Don Floyd, No. 4; Al Park's turf course to his liking. "She’s heard from everybody, 1,071. Others - everywhere, sports world, kids, pitch soaring over the leftfield 1 League record with 1 Talkln. No. 5; Steve Potts, No. 6: Blue Choir’s third victory in 15 Gehrig, , Tris Speak- Royal, 7, old people, people we don’t fence, Ralph had been tied with i are Doyle No. and Leif United States came Greenberg. Rogers Horns- Hornsby, and Beck, en- starts in the 1 know,” George said. “She’s asked Hank ¦ er. i No. 8. There are 72 / by, Rudy . Foxx. in the $28,550 Grassland Handi- - them to donate to the cancer MBT£ York and Ted Williams. tries. * Pairings for the first round cap yesterday and all were scored 1 fund but they donate and send A. » tto ¦ anyhow.” Saturday: Washington flowers i at Park. . * yAf | P t.m.—Mart Slimier t». Cam Marrhi- w/MA 4 m«; Rotor! H. Dtvii vs. Georce Hough- Blue Choir repulsed a late» Basketball Started Career NOTES ton, Rodney CHARLES TOWN Harry Wi»» 11. Nichols: yes- Don Del! fl. William Goddard: Ward challenge from Mister Black The Babe first gained national Sttwart Vi. Sloat; Jaekion Yang Jack Bouquet terday to win by a neck. Calu- - fame as an All-America CHARLES TOWN. W. Va„ Bo from the start and won 1 tv Fred Manning; John v». basket- Boh (bar; rand: Bill Morri* vi. Pan> met Mark-Ye-Well, 2- - ball forward. 1932, Aug. Aubrey Snellings, handily. Jim Hahln; F.mli Farm's Then came 43rd Year 11.A the 1 Gilbert; Bill Row va. favorite, Waihington’s Oldest Tire Dealer—Our jockey Rival, by a ' Johnson Stritsinger; Joe Molder v*. 1 to-1 finished third. when she broke four world wom- well-known from the Arch owned former va. Bill Thaler Roger Don Kaiicr: vs. colt, by records in the Los Angeles major tracks, arrives at Charles rider.i Peter Vischer of Port To- Fharr: E. T. Waller* v*.. Vlneent Brandt: The Irish owned Mrs. an's bacco, Md„ a good I Adrian Robinson v*. Clro Derdegnet; Harry L. Nathenson, paid $8.60, Olympics and won the Town today the l«\d record va. Llndy Kehoe: Sam ; i National to ride for 1 Gorald Balloek women's meeting. Snel- at Bowie, winning two sprints • Keller vi. Joe Collins; Dave French va. ' $5.00 and $2.80. Hasty House p track and field cham- balance of the 1 Amlin Riee; Fred Reed v«. Stanley Fredericksburg. spring. entry pionshlp singlehandedly wrth 30 lings, from Va., last1 Grant. Farm’s of Mister Black and ¦l points. riding JO a m.—Steve Potta ti. E. H. Knoche: Ruhe paid $4.20 and $2.80 and has been at Monmouth John Chatel va. Jack McCarthy; Richard ¦ i Metropolitan Todd; good She also took part in baseball, Park. ; Another Wash- Lebel va. Hank Larry Lackey va. Mark-Ye-Well was for $2.60. i! ingtonj horse got into the picture > Carl Berger; Al Talkln va. BUI Ferris;; The winner was clocked in1 swimming and figure skating. George Goldsmith va. Chariea (banning:, . golf Trainer C. R. Lewis has been j featured "Canuba” yes- ' Spies va. Denny Barnes: Lonia Cal- $17,025 to She turned to because "I'd in the Carl ;!l:S0% and added pre- * . VS. Phil Dobrna; Mickey Boteler everything by Charles Town terday, when Mrs. hock Melltr; Dave; done else.” fined SIOO the 1 E. R. Kirk’s 1 v*. Lew Ted Broecker v». vious earnings of $47,450. stewards for employing ua- ] trimmed a good field | Bentley; Deyal Royal va. Don Ralph: three-quarters { At the same time, she designed Noble Sun Bill Grady vi. John Harris: John Lalley At. the mark licensed help and for running ( over the Charles Town course. ¦ Carl Blelke: Lonia Beochever va. Blue Choir was a \ her own clothes and planned Terryva. Blreh: Fred L. ninth In field of without first having ob- ; was second vic- . McNair va. Jafle. ; 11 10th, her "dream house” after marry- horses It Noble Sun’s I o.m— Phil Neff va. Boh Msrake: and Mister Black butt ing tained an owner’s license. tory of the meeting and the sev- ¦ Leif Beck va. Dave Shlhley; Don Floyd 1 the front runners faded over the » Zaharias In St. Lous on De- by , vs. Tod Themaa. _ 24, enth winner saddled the (All wlnnera of morning matches willi mile and three-sixteenths dis- cember 1938. A Washington-owned horse. ' plit another match beginning at &p.m.) ! “We want get to gelding s trainer, Carson Kirk. ¦ “ tance. to back our Mrs. G. M. Auld's Wild Tip. 1 j ' . dream house,’’ Zaharias said. figured in the $51.60 daily double .j Hy Patch, winner of several ‘‘She planned that house in yesterday after a photo finish in ; races at Hagerstown and quar- 'Autopsy Set Movers Beat West EndI! Tampa and knows every nail the second race. The 7-year-old tered here for this meeting, For Little, in it.” mare, ridden by George Stidham, i dropped dead yesterday after an League Title > beat Annette G for her first tri- i attack of intestinal flu. The Falls Church Movers won twA fIRAUTOIWHiWRADIOSIWff JT of lOn All Mokes of I umph of the meeting. In Death the Falls Church Little League I Davey Williams' Freddy Kratz did some fancy Majors baseball championship I AUTO RADIOS 1 Famous After Flotilla had stopped the ; riding here yesterday for the Aide yesterday at Lee-Graham Park, Future Depends 95 winning Polly's at Pirates' breaking 3 streak of Bo i entertainment of the 4,104 fans, Aug. a tie with a double recently. on Rare ; ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. four straight Arch Rival winning three races autopsy was i steal in the bottom of the sixth On brond Alaga. [lll WPt.— An to be 1 Further Tests bJv ’ new to your summer driving pleasure took the measure of the H. N.h Spice, Big Snort and He . inning a victory over [performed to determine the for 2-1 r NEW YORK. Aug. 11 UP).— A wilh one of the best known names in filly again yesterday, 1 a foul claim lodged ...-akai m AUTO * Dickinson also survived . of death of Harold G. [ the West End Yankees. Davey Williams, Giants’ second % a uto radios. 90-day unconditional guar- this time with plenty to spare In ; against Alaga by Jockey Joe cause Rollie Kldwell gave only BflffTflfffllA IF 1 Roettgcr, 41. baseball executive i up baseman, has learned he will play j mvivnvLH antee. Use Manhattan's easy budget a 2-year-old sprint at 4'/a fur- who was up on Now Hear 1 during v radios Servis. for the Pirates, three hits the six no more baseball this season be- 1 terms. longs. Arch Rival outran Polly's! ; This in the eighth race. to score triumph. s Installed Complete A pk whose body was found floating the Carl* cause of a painful back condition NO MONEY DOWN swimming yes- ! Henry, the losing pitcher, al- as player With Aerial $ M in a motel pool - and that his future a Cnnv.nl,nt pftvm.nt., hits out 2 OS low *TI*# O f terday. lowed four and struck t depends on further treatment M WI-IJit unconditional MK C \ 11 batters. M (urontN. as # week \ Hi-Lo's Mite Heads 7 Pacers Roettger checked into the El 1 and observation. lodge at j The Movers, representing the , The club report Rancho motor about 4 League e received the | p.m. was by two, American half of the on Williams after days and found city league, e several In at Ocean Downs 'nurses, Bunny Stance, 20. and started the sixthi of treatments at a medical center Feature 1 by Sally Strott, 21, of Balti- . with a walk Art Frye, fol- - here. The 24-year-old CITY, Aug. $1,200 handicap trot, last j both Texan is AUED OCEAN Md.. 11, won the . t lowed by Dave Breeden's double ' to undergo u rre ImstaUetiM night’s feature. positions more, about 5 p.m. another series of tests (Special). Hi-Lo's Mite, who Post ’ Dr. R. county the CLEAR. UV/ were as handicaps. E. Koontz, med- and treatments over next! awarded examiner, reporting that or days, has been In the money nine out Boot Key lical week 10 then probably J J Favored found the out- ; Roettger diabetic Out-of-Town Bids will return his home T of 11 starts this season, heads post too j; carried a to In Dallas. side difficult and finished ‘ identification card, said death The tests indicated the possi- a 3-year-oid pacers ! sixth in the field of seven. j ia.Bs| field of seven to [ bility an condition, covers «.V cloth could have been due insulin Start for Tickets of arthritic ! Chesapeake, fea- \fSßm\ *3O In the *2.500 shock, attack, or proved beyond heart possibly but doubt that XL ii ... SEIT COVERS racing drowning. the was ft II ture of the harness card 1 ; Rocca-Schmidt not '* “- jh Midget Auto Races To ”< , f .44 Rickey, viqe president coming suffering a S’s. ViJ ?R v f‘^*T “L’ n *"whitrvuV. tonight at Ocean Downs Race- Branch S'l Reservations are ini from slipped disc Jl*®® r n and general manager of the from such relatively which had been indicated earlier. way. On distant t A** St Bi-H-lF' 4 Double Feature Pirates, was reported “shocked" points as Hagerstown and Wln- Hi-Lo's Mite, by Frisco Forbes, by death. Roettger has big wrestling at the • Chester for the A * 30 GRIFFITH STADIUM who also sired Hi-Lo's Forbes, Bill Marlboro besn an assistant to Rickey for' match between Antonlno Rocca Vt P.M. FRIDAY NIGHT by many years. August retiring world pacing champion, I Led Carl Miller. United I | and Hans Schmidt 24 tire 8 1 Roettger was ar- Mfllim fztm ffind overhe»tinißo said to have at Arena. #> | p A « of rmdUtor. Midget Racing ¦ Turner's B 1Safety Protects 8 recently set a personal mark of Association j city negotiate jr»'TT]TTSAL£ *ll(ri Me •**in*t but* ®r K I in the to Promoter Vince McMahon, or y u an (l champion, midget racing will rived ujn Ijf complete 1 | jJ |irml 2:05 3'6 for the mile. He has the inclusion of the Bt. Peters- • expecting the biggest crowd of I l daiiniee^^ burg four wins, two seconds and three j vade Marlboro Motor Raceway j Saints into the Pirates’ ' the year, is busy trying to sign buck system. supporting jStas SAFETY BELTS ‘Sunday afternoon for the first/farm a } 1 JPacTpARKV thirds and earnings of $5,000 this suitable cast. m}/)/ Roettger, unmarried, made his Rocca, bouncing, 1 goodyiar 10 CAR COOLER the w! /U I this 'I barefoot [\1 IMNAHAPOUS , b 99 \ season. time season. LA ‘ * home in Pittsburgh. Oscar, a Argentina, blg- whHo woi b " • Cools interior whUe car 53c “bugs' ‘star fiom is the fr' li I 12 mL*. * by Long of The 1 will be on in con- ”«»*«"•• «* standing or moving. “*? Owned Edward ‘ surviving brother in Bt. Louis, • gest draw in wrestling these CLOWNS I SSM *000 lb., y I ~ •"J regular ~ Dover, Del.. Hi-Lo’s Mite will be junction with the stock : was a [¦days. The match originally was PLUS driven from the No 2 post posi- have >: player from 1925 through 1932 FtwtT „„ I NO MONEY DOWN I cigarette 9A,95 / car races. Both event* will /planned for Griffith Stadium. * w,, Long. played 4 BOY Auto 8 h n