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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-21

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Evening star., 1941-05-05
Black Bess Tops Sparkling Lot
Sharing in Numerous Awards
AT Smart Rock Creek Show

Three-foot jumping Guniors on riding
acnaiy acaaemy y 5 horses only1-Won by BUDDY.
by Betty Townsend second. Marshall B.
owned by Pegasus Stable. ridden BY Ann
Fennessey; third, Cattle, owned by Potomac
fourth, Peter Pan. owned BY Pegasus Stable,
ridden BY, Shelly Warren.
academy 6Sfses 4 Eds
owned by. Potomac Riding School ridden
by Sue HUTCHINSON second, Rex, owned
Francie Crawford third. Fred owned By
Potomac Ridin= School, ridden by Cora
Smith; fourth. Playmate owned by Bride
Bride path hacks-Won by NV Narv-
land. owned and ridden by Claude owens:
second; Kitty Vee. owned and rldden by
ridden by Jackie Warren: fourth. Printice
KAY 1y, owned ID. and e Tidden by Jane Clspner.
by Meddler owned by National Park Coll
leee ridden BY Betty Lamborn; second,
GrayStone, owned by Potomac Riding
Midnight, owned by Norman Clark ridden
by Arthur Eleven; fourth. Rex. owned by
Potomac Riding School ridden BY Patsy
Jones
Birdie path hacks-Won by Dark Horse.
owned by National Park College, ridden ~
Poo@ac Rdnc esG0 schoo cnsf Tdde ob2ea IN y nv
Cunkleman; third. Sally owned bv PeFasrs
Stable ridden By Ann Fennessey. tour,H.
Club ridden by jerry IA LfTinestone fq2s 01E1s 0aoo'
Jumping class for Drl"ate MOUNTS
Won bv Black Bess. owned and ridden By
Paul Wlmert, second The 81 ner, crred
and ridden by Clair Livingstone third,
Orphan Annie. owned and ridden bv Mrs
James c. Jones ir: fourth. Gyosy. Owned
by Edlfn NJ Adam. ridden by Sferhen Nash
Pair hack class-Won ny Gho- Cirl,
owned and ridden by Anne Hasner, and
GoldaclouS Ov-red nv NJ Robe W. IN.
ridden bv Frank Christmas, second Wa "
and King George. owned by Bride Path
Riding School. ridden by Sue Hutchinson
and Nancv Fucker third Brown Be'tv,
owned and ridden BY Angelina Ca-ate'N
and Jacks Queen. owned and ridden bv
Eva Rabbit. fourth, Ace of SpadeS. owned
and ridden by Bertha Buckley. and Timber
Queen, owned and ridden BY Mrs. Frank
Smith
open jumping-Won by Lady Bee. owned
BY EdgeWater Riding Academy. ridden by
PHYLLIS Buxha um. second Ml5night, n.-~pd
by Norman Clark, ridden bv Arthur Eleven;
third Obscurltv. owned BIZ William Her.
bert. ridden by Jackie Warren fourth. VlIi
Day, owned and ridden by Thelma Fulton.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Opening tourney of the Middle
Atlantic P. G. A. today at Burning
Tree will give those indefatigable
Worsham, home club pro, and AL
Houghton of Beaver Dam-another
whack at each other in a long
standing friendly feud. Worsham
and Houghton have had it out over
many courses over the last two
years and there isn't much edge
either way. Worsham should be
standout on his home course, where
he knows every blade of grass by
its front name. But he isn't, ac-
coroing to Houghton.
Playing also today were the Mid
die Atlantic greenkeepers at Manor
in a tourney for the DR.. John
Monteith Trophy, while women of
the Army Navy Country Club were
engaged in the first round for the
Peabody Trophy in a tourney to
emo tomorrow with the low net
scorer winning the cup.
The schoolboy golfers, In the
middle of hot struggle for the
Dawes Cup and the Met" cham
pionship, have fairly light sched-
ule this week. Only two matches
are listed tomorrow. These are be-
tween Bladensburg and Gonzaga
and st. Johns and Blair, while
Wednesday a single match finds
ST. Adams playing Georgetown Prep.
Friday they'll engage in six matches.
Maryland University golfers en-
gage Virginia Tech today at Beaver
Dam. while the George Washington
team Wednesday starts a swing
through Virginia. playing v. M. l.,
Virginia and Richmond.
Columbia Enters Four-balI Event.
Columbia took Congressional's
place in the Maryland State four
ball matches. Congressional was un-
able to get two teams together and
Columbia took over the vacated
berth with teams made up of Earle
Skinker and Ray Swearingen and
Martin Mccarthy and Tommy Webb.
Five Washington teams won and
as many lost in the opening round
Of the tourney at Rolling Road yes
terday. Victors were Claude Rippy
and Roger Peacock of Indian
Spring, Jack Keele and Charles L.
Vaile and Don Miller and C. Henry
Cohen of Kenwood, Billy Houghton
and Pat MARITIME of Bannockburn
and Lou Harrison and Buddy Shar-
key of Indian Spring. Rippy and
Peacock are defending the title they
won last year. They whipped Ellis
worth Widerman and Bob Albertus
Of Bonnie View yesterday.
Losing in the opening round were
two Beaver Dam teams of Joe
Balestri and John R. Miller and
Jim Gipe and Forrest Thompson,
two Manor teams composed of Harry
Pitt and Earl McAleer and Dick
Meyer and Mel Shipley and the
Bannockburn team of Buster Mrstik
and George Borsari.
Next Sundays matches are sched-
uled at Indian Spring.
Local golfers had q field day as
thousands came out on a perfect day
for golf, crowding all the courses
around town.
Taylor Wins at Manor.
Max Taylor won the Dogwood
Blossom tourney at Manor with
71-8-63. George H. Jones had 30
466 and L. B. Connor was next
with 82-15-67. Milton Schlosser
had a card Of 87-17-70 in the
Maryland State handicap week tour
ney.
Claude Rippy, crack amateur, and
Pro Leo Walper finished even at
washington, both with 2 under
par 6Ss, in challenge match that
had flock of the members guess
ing. But Rippy and Caddie Master
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Champion Grays Spill
Twin Bill 10 Start
Flag Defense

Washington's Homestead Grays,
champions of the Negro National
Baseball League, are away in this
years title race to 500 start. They
split a twin bill opener yesterday at
Griff1th Stadium with the Balti-
more Elite Giants, dropping the first
game, 60 but coming back strong
to take the nightcap, 6-5.
The Giants broke a 6-6 tie in the
seventh inning of the first game
yesterday when Buck Leonard hit a
homer over the right field fence for
the winning run. The Grays started
the second game with 3-run rally
In the first inning and never were
overtaken.
P. w. Howard and Edgar G..
Brown participated in a f1ag-raising
and Sen. James Meade of Pennsyl-
vania tossed out the first ball.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Worshom-H -Houghton Golf Feud
Renewed; D. G. Teams Break
Even With MoryIonders

Brick Wood licked Walper and
Frank Williams.
Six Washington members tied for
the blind bogey prize. They were
Frank Hackett, 92-13-79: Charles
Blanding, 84-5-79; E. R. Kauf-
man, 90-ll-79: H. G. Pratt, jr,
94-15-79; Ray Carpenter. 97-18-
70, and C. H. Augustine, 106-27-79
At Army Navy, Joe Greenwood
and r. L. Reece tied with net BIS
for first place in blind bogey tour
ney. Other winners were H. B. Owen,
c. A. Trexel, A. H Yando. r. Work
man, M. B. Dale, DR.. r. Hawes and
E. S. Hughes.
T. B. Conlyn. with 81-16-65, and
H. S. Mcdonald, with an identical
score, tied for first place in the
qualifying round of the spring ham
dicap match play tourney at Con-
gressional. Match play in four
flights will start May II. Next week
the House Committee event is sched-
uled.
Burton Steele won baby bond for
a round of 98-13-85 in the OPEN
ing event at Indian Spring, a blind
bogey affair. Other winners included
Arthur Urban and Charlie Malone
Dick Mothershead posted a 70 to
take the lead in the ladder COM
petition at Argyle D. l.. Myers
was rs and P. w. LIE Due had 79
Maurice Cooper, club champ. had
an 80.
HallOck MedaliSt at Kenwood.
At Kenwood lOng-hitting Bernie
Hallock had 73 to win the medal
in the Chamberlin Trophy tourney.
First-round pairings follow:
First fisht-B. Hallock vs.. R, A Weaver;
Maloney vs.. Henry Cohen; Don Dudley VS..
pr. Kirby Smith vs.; cy Anderson; H VI
Sharpe vs.. Jack Keele; Dick Kruezburs VS..
sesond dIshtmR, .oE Hart Hart vs. y.1ai s, Myers;
Ts eni NJ MuPfay RHn pV0ik Us (
+ I: Morse M Is. sM Kerr: H: B. j. Hunt nPSs: IS
Joe Wilson: H. G. Thielscher VS.. DR.. F. s.
Third fight-R. W. Castle VS.. F. J..
schrider; W J: Snow VS. W; l. NV Wood,
vs.. I. v. Pierce; oscar Poeee vs.. G. r.
Hopkins; F; J.; Hopkins vs.: G: M. Dinkins
Fourth fight-G. H. Galloway VS.. e. s.
Pierce: H. A. Tolson VS.. H. A. Nelson G.
NJ. Price VS.. r. Barry; l. c. Roy VS.. j..
FOULS: J p. Vance VS.. A. E. Johnson D.
e. Hair vs. Tom Powers; j. E. Hutchinson,
r.. Us Mp \; P; Larner; G. A. Phillips VS..
wallace: e. E. lie Foe vs.. F F.; Foster;
c. H. Grossman VS.. X. A. Brasfeld: DR..
Coulon vs.. Harvey Cooper: F W. Perkins
yf Rsy15is r. ssnneF Sec4es4y s Aysrs0n 1s vs. 4
Jacobs; r, M. Nash vs.. Archie Burgess.
Luhrsen; H: W, Mosby VS.. A. j. Gala
CHER: P. NJ. Lion VS.. L. N. Shade: W
G. Hills vs. T, A. dis: DR.. G. A. Resta
vs. w. 1sham: bye VS.. p. E. Haney: W. F.
DELANEY VS. A; 8. Balm; W. C. Lent VS..
DR.. E. B. Frank.
Bannockburn's golf team absorbed
a licking in the first of a home
and-home series at the hands of
the Catoctin Club of Frederick, Md.
Bean Shoots II at Beaver Dam.
Eddie Bean hung a couple of good
mines together foc II to lead in
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Bankers SoftbuII Race
Gets Away Tomorrow

Two games are scheduled tomor-
row to open the Bankers Softball
League at o'clock on Diamond
No. 5. Washington Loan e. Trust.
last years winner, will take on
American Security & Trust in the
feature.
George M. Fisher, vice president
of Washington Loan & Trust, will
throw out the first ball. The other
game on an adjoining diamond will
be between Hamilton National Bank
and Morris Plan.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Mrs. Mary E. Whitney
Swe||s Entry for
Equine Classic
Cherry Bounce, Find
Among Her Entries
At Meudowbrook

As entries continue to roll in, Miss
Deborah G. Rood, managing di-
rector of the Washington Horse
Show, has announced that Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Whitney, noted
Upperyille CVa) horsewoman, will
be represented by her great string
of hunters and jumpers in the an
nual classic at Meadowbrook Saddle
Club May l6, II and 18.
Mrs. Rood said that Mrs. Whitney
will unveil locally her new hack
horse find" Cherry Bounce. a g.
year-old chestnut gelding which has
been cleaning up.
Mrs. Whitney raised and trained
Cherry Bounce in the Piedmont hunt
country. This is his first season of
competition.
Noted Stables to Duel.
Two other outstanding hunters en-
tered by Mrs. Whitney are Faithful
Heart and Strong Tea. A stallion,
Bon Mutt, will compete in the open
jumping class, while in the new
open jumpers division she is en-
tering a brown mare, the name of
which she has not given.
With Mrs. George Greenhalgh of
Berryville, Va, exhibiting eight we'll
known horses and a number of ace
ponies, the battle between Mrs.
Whitney's participants and Mrs.
Greenhalgh's promises to be red
hot
Entries are expected to hit the
300 mark, Secretary Thomas P. Nor
gan, ir, and his assistants, Mrs.
Ella M Nickol and Mrs. Gardner
Hallman. have indicated. There will
be 49 events for $1,000 in cash and
trophies.
Eleven Events for Juniors.
In the junior division, scheduled
on May II. are II events. and a
record breaking entry list is due.
Well known Washington juniors
with their mounts entered in the
A. S. P. c. A. championship horse
manship and the Washington Horse
Show good hands events are Nancy
Marsh's Cricket, Elizabeth Marsh S
Gold Vein, Eve Primes Little Miss,
Dean Rathbun's Miss Victorian,
Lyn wilkins Little Man, Nancy
BaXter's Nobody Knows
Jack Lee Payne of Berryville will
be aboard one of Mrs Greenhalgh' s
ponies Bucky Magill of Suitland,
Md, will ride krispie, owned by Mrs.
Lee Counselman. H. Douglas Bar
Evening star., 1941-05-05
ArcIight Tits Tonight Launch
Bioqest D. C.. SoftboN Season

City League while Lansburgh Bros.
opposes Evening Star Club in the
National Night League closer.
Ballstons first game will begin
at 7:45 with International Business
Machines, loop winner last year,
meeting Senate Beer and Standard
Linen opposing Adam Hats. Chris
Heurich, jr., sponsor Of the Senate
Beer team will make the opening
toss.
Washington Stadium yesterday
was the scene of four games in the
Sports Center Sunday Morning
Loop. Standard Linen disposed of
Lansburgh, 1913; Greenbelt won
over Fat Boy, 6-l; Garvin's Grill
shut out Giant Food, Ito, and
Central Branch Boys Club de.
feated Merrick Boys Club, l5-2.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

washington's big after-dark soft
ball season opens tonight with four
important games on two fronts
scheduled to begin what promises
TO be the best wear yet in this city's
softban history. Lights will be
turned on for the first time at the
new Washington Softball Stadium,
New York avenue and Bladensburg
road NE, for games in the Capital
City and National Night Leagues
while the Merchant League opens
with two games at Ballston Sta
dunn.
Appropriate ceremonies are sched-
uled at Washington Stadium with
Buddy Baer set to throw out the
first ball. The opening contest at
3 o'clock will be between Kavakos
Grill and yellow Cab in the Capital
Evening star., 1941-05-05
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

Some 1.5O0 Capital horse show
fans must be wondering today if
the public parks sprinkling cart is
still out of commission. 1t could
have made life more pleasant for
both spectators and exhibitors at
the Equitation Field in Rock Creek
Park yesterday had it been in oper-
alton during the Rock Creek Park
Bride Path Horse Show. Aside
from being held in dust storm,
kicked up by the hooves of IS riding
academy horses and private mounts,
the show was one of the best con-
Quoted affairs of it's kind held in
this locality this spring.
Many Trophies Given.
This show is unique in that no
admission is charged and no entry
fee required of the exhibitors. There
is no expense except to the many
donors of the fine prizes given in
every class. and incidentally the
trophies exceed in quality and num-
ber those given at most of the larger
shows. In many of the classes prizes
were given for first, second, third
and even fourth places.
The ribbons were we'll distributed
in the nine classes of the we'll
balanced program, of which the
open jumping class could be desig-
mated the feature, as it required a
jump-of to determine the winner
With the barriers raised Paul
Wimert rode his recent purchase, a
statuesque ebony mare called Black
BesS, to a merited win over such
tough competition as The Sinner,
owned and ridden by Clair Living
ston, and Mrs. James A. Jones, jr.'s
Orphan Annie. with the owner up
Dark Horse Scores.
Those capable judges, 1t. L. D.
Buford of the Sd Cavalry and HUI
bert r. Quinter. were hard put to
select a winner from among the 43
entries in the bridle-path hacks,
limited to riding academy horses
Finally the National Park Colleges
Dark Horse. given an excellent ride
by Marjorie Brise, was adjudged win
ner over Charles of the Potomac
Riding School, ridden by Guy
Cunkleman.
Junior horsem ans;lIp and saddle pony
hack class-Won by Half Tight owned by
Bobby Lowe, ridden by Bob Leutba cker
second. Pride owned b. Pen Russel, ridden
by Barbara Poynton. third. Gadget, owned
by Meadowbrook Saddle Club, ridden by
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Federal Golfers PLAY
Full Series Friday
Al Six Clubs
Interior Scores Upset
At Aeeies' Expense;
Treasury SporkIes

Government linksmen face a COM
paratively quiet week after three
series marking the opening battles
for the match play championship of
the Federal agencies In the tourney
sponsored by The Star. They'll play
only one series of contests, scheduled
for half a dozen clubs next Friday.
Feature of the closing match Of
the opening weeks schedule was
the Az to 112 defeat administered
to Agriculture at Indian Spring by
a fighting Interior team. Agri-
culture was runnerup for the cham
pionship last year, and figures to be
a potent factor in the 1941 matches.
Interior sprung genuine surprise,
winning 3 points in the last four
some, with Neill Turner and George
Gist victorious. Don Lee of In
terror holed a 50-foot putt across
the last green to give Interior a
half in the top match.
Treasury Captain Confident.
Bob O'Malley, captain of the
Treasury team, even though Treas
ury will not have the services of
Roger Peacock as at first expected,
predicts another victory for his out
fit. The Treasury team is made up
of the same men who won the title
last year under the banner of Ac-
counts and Deposits.
Treasury took its match with
Farm Credit, Az to IL, although
Verne Simmons of Farm Credit
holed an approach shot which saved
half on the final match. Mem
bers of the Treasury team are Don
Miller, L. H. Weisenberger, Jack
Palmer and John R. Miller.
Another Treasury outflt-Treasury
Defense-waded through War De-
partment for a ~ to IL victory at
Woodmont. Playing for Treasury
Defense are Bernie Hallock, E.
Schafer. George Bolger and Paul
Carey. Hallock had a "a and with
Schafer a best ball Of 10.
In Glass B, Post Office licked
Quartermasters' Detachment, to /,
at KenwoOd.
National Archives has withdrawn
from the tourney. to the regret of
Director Chuck Redick, who could
have put in another team had he
known of the default of Archives in
time. Treasury's B class team beat
Public Buildings, to 2.
Matches this week are: May 9,
F. c. A. VS.. F.. H. A. at Belle Haven;
White House Executive VS.. Labor at
Woodmont; G. A. o. VS.. Commerce
at Beaver Dam; Patent Office VS..
War College at Kenwood; S. E. C.
VS.. F. B. T. at Bannockburn; r. F. C.
VS.. F. N. M. A. at Woodmont.
Evening star., 1941-05-05

a medal play tourney at Beaver
Dam. Jack Palmer had a "A to
win the gross prize in a sweepstakes
affair Net winners were G. Scott,
Tom Lyle, w. Engleman, Gil Abbey
and Doug Mattison Mrs. C. E.
Purdy club champion, won her
opening match in the Marmion
Trophy tourney tor women.
At Woodmont Buddy Brylawski,
a member of the Wilson High School
links team, scored an 80 in the blind
bOgey tourney, with Julius Winkel-
man, 81. and Howard Nordlinger
and Cabot Feldman deadlocked at
81. Tied for net at 73 were Al Gold
stein John Shater and Morris
Cafritz. Others IN the prize list
were Joe Carroll, DR.. H. Kaplan and
Herb Sauber.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Same Shot Kills Robbit,
Injuries Boy Hunter

Leroy Robb 18 years old. of
Douglas. Wyo. shot a rabbit. The
shot passed through the animal,
hit rock, ricocheted and struck
young Robb in the mouth. He was
knocked unconscious.
When he recovered consciousness
he opened his mouth and out fell
the bullet, three teeth and part OF
his lower jaw.
Evening star., 1941-05-05
Busy Bill Barr Sends Out Notices of -Four C. and Golf Events

GROWING PASTE-Softbals advance here is depicted in
this picture OF the field at New Bladens
burg road NE Viewing the plant Morris Beale promoter
Charles Holland president of the District of Columbia
Amateur softba Association Eugene George secetarytreas
urer Charley Reynolds PRESIDENT Baratte match
maker and winfree softban commissioner of the
District 1t will be dedicated tonight Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1941-05-05

clay of Pulaksi, N. Y. and Elaine
Weinn of New York, also have en-
tered the Junior events.
The Junior League is sponsoring
the show for the benefit of the
Social Service Department of Chill
dren's Hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
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