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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-02
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ticEst and admission SC cents.
Keep IN mind Benefit Sang
Recital for The Child welfare q
Phyllis wheztIey Temple, Dr.
Lama Hall Watkins, chairman,
ocs. IT. $50 PM featuring co1-
trzIto, Mary :. shsrisan- first
ts they hare e7z- besn he
fore yoE-5c.
4 thank vu17 % Dr.. Lillian
". RLekEr fo- sailing re papers
to- ne Sept. II. Having Just
taken o7s- Iris column again,
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Dr. Daisy Z. Dzizy El5ass 20
sZssld appreciation fo- the
cards received, fruit and Eozzs
while Il
: take this opportunity 70
thank ny friends Eno vent iaEo
J. OB1s1z f1srsI pzEI1rs and
viewed the remains Ct Mss
Adelzids Harvey, Eho passed
away aged g Sept e. Ada
IzI5a As s1e E1z1sd 70 be call
Cd lived win ne over Z year.
Sls was : great fancy worker
and always wiling % shCE
sozs o1e else. We missed her
very much At z Eo1z16sr
Street, she having been With hs-
nsp1eE, Samuel c. Henry, 12z7
C1uuo1Eszlth Avenue, since
A1g. z. Sls S not Dead she
Is Just AEzT
DIS Bertha Walker and Edna
Medley were Captains NO al
tended the meeting he'd oy Rev
Perry OF Columbus Ave- a. N.
z Zion Church, planning fo-
raising no1ies for tie Church.
DIR Bessie C. Hill Is again
thanking al for theix many
kindusssss shown 70 her Moth
sr. Mrs. Marie Crimes. is5 Czbo.
Street.
We Congratulate oE Grand
Exalted Ruler, Dr. ! Finley WI
son. Oh his appointment As {
C01sultsnt II the Iats--rzcizl
section q the National orgznI-
zatto1 unit q ths War Finance
stsE- He xii travel extensive
II promoting sales o. VA
Bonds On the Tnir6 War Lear
Drive Dr. wilson vas ore Q,
the first who volunteered HI.
ssrTcss when War Savings stzs
vas SCI up.
Congratulations 70 Bro Geozz.
and Dr. Bessie c Hi On theil
Wedding Anniversary, septsu.
Der q. A grand eoupIs, hoz
/ many yszzs2 Ask than
walter. Johnny and Jane
Kicker were weekend zsassz Q
DIR Msuds West Garlic, G
Winchester. Mass.
Bro. Twin Ben husband o
Dr. Florence J. Bel has beer
home On Z short vacation
DIR Gladys N surry thank
al Who remembered hsr CT he
birthday.
Coincidence IS extended Z
AT and Mrs Evsrstt GsFEord q
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Dtr Laura D selaen. s57 re
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Bro. Irwin Bel husband os
Dr. Florence J. Bel has been
home On 2 short vacation
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Coincidence IS extended 70
AT and Mrs Everett GagEord q
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Triple Guess Birthday Party
and Supper VII be held a. z91
Mass Ave, By the Victory Con-
mittee Of Phyllis Whsztlsy
Temple Friday, October =. 9
until-SEbscripticn sc.
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Birthday Greetings TO Allc=
= Sselsy. Ocs 6; Cat1sr-s
Robinson. Ocz :. Annie Rich
zr6sun. Oct g. Nellie Brewster.
Oct IS: CeIsSze Andersen Oc-
4, Nellie CLz-k- Ocs Is; Los.is
Jones. Oct g: Lulu Freeman.
Oct q Mamie Gulyozrd, Oct
"a. lillian " Caldwell Oct q,
Mamie B Logan. Oct 81 Con-
EzeuIz-tCnS % DIT Es.ells
Lane IN wedding anniversary.
Ocs :.
Gifts received Or DIR Lillian
" and BIO Walter G Caldwell
On their 18TH Wedding ami
vsrsz-y FrC- her husband
SIS, Ecu t=- mother g SlTec
quarters and : vase; Dr. Mae
PresSy, ? silver dollars E.szslla
Lane and Lsucs Brown Silver
salad Fork; NJ and Mrs Roge-
Holt, silver handled hostess
dish: Bessie c Hi strawberry
fruit dish and plate E-tsI S
Brosu- hand ash tray and
hons-nzds z-nls-sary cake;
Daisy Z Henry. guest toEalz;
Emma : LaEcc- hand cared
caess Catherine Robinson,
hand painted cooze jar and
- Gozsn silver place mats: =
cards, te,sgEaEs and phone
calls Tlsy extend sincere ap-
pEecizao1 70 Al fo- -eneu-
be-1g than
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SICK LIST DIS Annie Buck
Ez1. s. y. ". Z Street. wash
-gEoz- .. c. Minnie Jo1zSo-,
q Tc-cs5-e- S. Cecilia a.
l=yre, Us Czz6sn Street, Al
1s-tz EI.zz1, Stanford Ecx-
pztzf, Stamford. C11; v5eto-iz
G15c1z. ZIG n. Springfield s.;
Mary 2 johnson, Cambridge.
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Martha z Tree, y Tsnpzs,
net Thursday. Sept q, to
leE Members joining. Edna
Medley, Senior Guardian 5
Au6U-u 81 Rox6ury. vii be
happy % explain THAR Eo-k-
IE
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4 thank vo17 . Dr.. Lillian
". Kicker fo- sailing Ire papers
to- ne Sept. IL. Having Just
tzkz1 Over Iris column again,
s1E-y 70 have 6es1 s5sslt fo<
IT ES- ST. @ rsE-
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Hrs Irene Bryan. 80 MszEe
s., Cambridge. daughter q Dr.
josephine Perkins IS noz q.
home, having been III and II
c1Talezcent hospital, thanks
al fo- their kind rsne--
hrz1ces.
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Dir Daisy Z. Dsir<y Elzl1ss 20
sxEs1d appreciation fo- t1e
cards received, fruit and Eo=zs
while Il
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Congratulations 70 Bro George
and DIR Bessie c Hill On their
Wedding Anniversary, septeu-
ber q a grand couple, hoz
many yssEs2 Ask than
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II oClock Club opened Il
DIR Josephine Perkins 60
Meade 81 Cs1b-ide. Winner o
l1cg number u money vas
No rs.
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Walter. Johnny and James
Kicker were weekend ysassz q
DIR Msude West GARLIC, c.
Winchester. Mass.
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CTI Liberties Committee
VII usek II Il E0IEu-thy g
residence o. DIR joyce =
Marsh Sunday, Oct II zt : .
II
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DIR Bessie N Potter. Chair
man Trustees Of Nora ? Tzy-
lcr's Ccurcil hzs returned fran
NeE YORK City visiting reIz-
tives
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What surprise after ten
years Ercn BISON 20 rscogniza z
Tosce u the street. and find CIT
about yo1r family. Mr. Edward
Kicker recognized the voice Of
Dr.. Es-sle Lane and vas abe
% Iccsce his Brother, 5Er. Louis
Mzrio1 Kicker, husband q Dr.
lillian Kicker. Just By chance
he E& II Boston a. this tine
and vas able % view tae re-
mains q his niece. Mrs. Bertha
Gaylord Tho was about II years
Old Ehsn ne last saw her.
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D-E- CzEol1s Mzu1= B-oEn O.
a Go-111isl1 s. entertained
hsr AMT, Ms Roooy Lyrch,
tsScns- q Uticz Mss. after Z
sho<I visit Ms Lyrcl Is 1cE
tezc11g n P1ny Wood. Mss
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Tc-ceste- and so1. no.zsE
and fssEsx-il-IzE and husband
O Mrs Bertha Kicker GzyIa<1.
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Coz<1I=1cs Z exts16d %
family - DE. Lillian ". Rtcksr
Oh the Cszth q ELsl- daughter
E-z- Bertha z Ricksr} Gay
lo-Is NO CIsd SEPT. q II Bzl-
z-1cI Hospital Wo-cez-zr. 1L-z.
Gzylo-1 vas C1cs : zsz1e- q
Phyllis T1satlsy juvenile Cas-
No. A.
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Ar PAM Brozd1sx =zS aoI3-
IS ~ Hope Baptist church
Sept = II Winchester. vasrs
DIR Mzu6s Test Garlic zzs
Chairman fos musical.
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DIS Bertha Walker and Edna
Medley were Captains no at
tended the nssting he'd by Rev
Perry o. Columbus Ave- A. NJ
Z Zion Church, planning for
raising no1ies for tie Church.
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Don't forget the Recital Ct
THURSDAY. Oct a. Peoples
Bzptis1 church presenting Ms
DE<J EsseIls Lane, soprano
and Ms ZslEz Ciz--Tohrsca,
rsa6s-. Subscription $ cents
- DTS and Bros are earnest
" zS<td % support this affair.
Membership drive & ou.
Chairman, DIR Caroline Mz11s
Brown, - Eort16eld 81. =
wogld De grand 70 reach TIE
goai q 500 EIks ara Sill PER
forming wonderful Eu<k.
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DIR Bessie C. Hill Is again
thanking al for thsi< many
E1duessss shown 70 her Moth
er. Mrs. Marie Crimes, Iss Czhct
Street.
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Birthday greeting q Dsr. sara
Rozchfo-6, sspsszoer q.
Evening star., 1943-07-15
Boys and Students Wear

! Washable Cotton Coot;
bIozer stripe; size 6---- 800 2.S8
Overseos-StyIe Cops; cotton SOC 25e
33 Boys Summer Ties; cotton 55c Use
AI-WooI Summer Sport
Coots; sizes 20 ond H. l6s95 6.s8
Evening star., 1943-07-15
Daytime Dresses

Blue Spun Royon Dress;
domoeed; os is; SIZE Y n
Hostess Gown; blue fIoroI
print royon; Upper; size u
Royon Pojomos; polko- dot
navy; size l2---------
Maternity Jumper; green
spun royon; size l6------
Evening star., 1943-10-11
By r. r. TAYNTON.

Oh. Blakeen Aigrette, white poodle
owned by Mrs. Sherman Hoyt of
Stamford, Conn, was best dog In the
Central Maryland Kennel Club show
that drew nearly 300 dogs yesterday
to Arlington. Va. Aigrette had
topped the transporting group L.
the Arlington County Kennel Club
and this time had much the same
competition from the other groups.
The Kerry blue terrier, Oh. Sirar-
nos Sophisticated Lady, owned by
Mrs. Arnold Rose Of Rye, N. Y, also
repeated as best in the terrier group.
The miniature pinscher, Oh. Nico-
demus of Questover. owned by Mrs.
Beatrice Clarke of New York, again
headed the toy group. Dowell Mans
fields st. Bernard. Oh. Darwin Juli-
anna, headed the working group
once more.
Comets Dachshund Stars.
New bids for best in show were
made by the cocker spaniel, Oh. Try
Cobb's Favorite Girl, owned by Mrs.
Kenneth Cobb of Huntington, N. Y,
and the Afghan hound, Oh. Much
Ado. Of Arken. owned by Ralph Erling
OF Pennington. N. J.
DR.. Louis Cornet had one of the
ranking Washington dogs in his
dachslNnd, Oh. Marlene of Tenroc,
which placed best of breed and sec-
Evening star., 1943-10-11
The game between

The game between Alvin Gorin-
stein, District champion, and Martin
Stark was portrayed on a wall DEM
nnstration cheSsboard. with Emile
Skraly pinch-hitting for the cham
pion in painting a picture of the
game, play-by-play.
Skraly opens his instructional
course for beginners tomorrow, 7:30
pm. in the gameroom of Federal
Chess Club at 2431 Fourteenth street
NV. The lectures are free and open
to the public. A total of six lessons
will be given. the subject matter
ranging from the simple elements of
chess to opening plays, traps and
stratagems. If you would learn
chess the easy way, then try the
Skraly way-it's different.
Harold Burdge, champion of the
Federals, will defend his title to-
morrow evening as the annual club
championship tournament of the
FEC begins with Edmund Nash,
Skraly, Dale Morgan utah State
champion), 1t. A. A. Fischer, Lars
Korrstrom. Heinz Steinbach and
Dean Burk vying for the coveted
crown and the attendant prize
awards. President Bronfin says that
championship matches will be round
robin style, although in subtitle tour
neys-A. B and C-the large num-
Der OF entries makes it expedient to
nave sections.
Problem Acknowledgements are
made this week to Aces Edward S.
J. PeteH, Shelly Akers, Ralph w.
Aennelly, Mason B. Cohill, Henry P.
Evening star., 1943-10-11
|Aiqrette OutcIusses All Rivals
In Central Maryland Dog Show

ond In the group. Ben Klimkie-
wtcz's Oh. Bencelias Carl was best
of opposite sex, and Mrs. Robert
Winmill's Esruma Sybil again was
winners bitch.
In boxers, Alfred Franks Okla OF
Barmere went from the open class
to winners dog. The best Doberman
pinscher was Harv-Als Mephisto V
Rhineland, which won the dog points
and best Of breed. then went TO sec
ond in the working group. Ridge
lands Baron Claire Sperling's Great
Dane, was winners dog.
Scaggs' Welshie Scores.
In the TERROR group. Washington
laurels were upheld by Ray Scaggs'
Welshie, Peter Pans Adventure, and
Martha Halls Irish. Oh. Ahtram's S
Moon Prince, both of which won
best Of breeds. Second and fourth
places In the toy group were taken
by Helen Samuels Pekingese. Aces
Little Ace and Mrs. Constance Don
ahew's papillon. Prince Valiant of
Darrynane, respectively.
Leo J. Golfers Boston terrier
Britt's Choice, was winners bitch
and best of breed. DR.. John Elvin S
bulldog. Elvinar's Viviana, was win
ner's bitch In chows. Mrs Walter
Place had winners dog and winners
bitch in Wong Flu of Waltonby and
Hung Chu.
Evening star., 1943-10-11
OUTDOORS
With BILL ACKERMAN.

In making tests with supersensi-
tive listening devices the United
States Seacoast Laboratory at Beau
fort, N. c., learned there not only is
a variation in the sounds made bv
subs, but also by different species of
fish as we'll The fish grunt, growl.
purr and grind their teeth, with
the fearful-looking toad the star
performer. Studies were made on
croakers, channel bass, trout and
black drum.
There was that little 1O-Word
fishing story: Fish, wish, bait. wait,
bite, flight, roam, home, buy, lie.
Ashaway's new little book amy
One Can Fish" apparently dis
counts it. If you want to read of
how it is done, write today to the
flrm at AshaWay, R. l., for your
copy. There is no cost.
There is quite an increase in wa
terfowl this year Some place it at
25000,000, others higher. There is.
however, little heard about the in
crease in coot.
Last season on opening day Occo-
guam Bay actually was black with
this undesirable" bird Power
boats were running them about, re-
gardless of the law. The take prob
ably was many hundreds. Yet it is
doubtful if more than a dozen or
two ever reached the pot. for they
were hunted mostly for the fun of
shooting.
A similar condition prevailed in
other sections of the Atlantic sea-
board This will not be so this sea-
son, for shells are too difficult to
obtain So the great number of coot
will feast on the wild celery, while
the increased numbers of canvas
backs and redheads, arriving later,
will go on short rations.
Something should be done about
the coot. But nothing can be while
the war continues and ammunition
is rationed In normal times
hunters guns might easily even the
populations, particularly if the
hunters realized blue peters" are
quite palatable.
Evening star., 1943-10-11

book anyhow, were exercised be-
cause one competitor felt the
grain of the grass before she
stroked her putt. There were
froWns and whispers and talk of
possible penalty. but nothing was
done. Now 1t can't be done, un-
der the new rule. which says: "A
practice stroke with ball during
round is not permissible, nor is
rolling a ball by hand or other
similar act to test a putting sur
face"
The new rules are all apple
sauce anyhow. None but the ex-
treme purists will abide by them,
and the rest don't care. Maybe
the USGA had better save print
Ing until the end of the war and
people begin again fif they do) to
regard those things seriously.
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Currico Gets Wife's F|eetrock
Hunter Title Over Own Recall

second, Caddie's Trump: third, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Talbert's HyGlo; fourth,
Yankee Doodle.
Open hunter-Won by c. Archer Smiths
Hydrodex; second, Our Day; third, No
Mistake; fourth, Recall.
Versatility open Jumping-Won by
Yankee Doodle; second. Caddie's Trump;
third, Hy-Glo: fourth. Bonne File.
Hunter hack--Won by Recall; second.
Gee Ray Bee; third, Our Day: fourth,
Frances Crouses Hollejo.
Knock down and -out--Won bv Thelma
Fulton Wild Day; second, Bonne File;
third. Carricos Susie @; fourth. Hy-Glo.
Working hunter-Won by Fleetrock
second. Dickie Boy: third, Recall fourth,
Howard Miles Sinner.
Scurry-Won by Caddie's Trump; sec
ond. Capt Alvin I. kay's Smacko: third
Yankee Doodle; fourth. Vance Hicks Jeep
Consolation-Won by Betty Cannon
Lady Chink; second. Betty Jullien's Gray
lark third, Mrs. Dorothy Smiths st. Nick
fourth, Harold Polk's Cavalryman
Bareback--Won BY Smacko: second
Bonne File; third. H. H. Hudsons Cody
fourth. Sinner.
Hunter champion-Mrs Charles Car
rico'S Fleetrock; reserve, Charles Carrico's
Recall.
Jumper champion - Jackie Warren's
Yankee Doodle; reserve. Anita Mammele
Caddies Trump.
Evening star., 1943-10-11

flock Of situations which had not
before been defined by the USGA.
Under winter rules the player
would Just place the ball and
forget the rule anyhow. But when
golf becomes normal again, and
the the ball must be played where
it lies 1t may be important to
know that II your ball rolls into a
paper bag in a bunker, or up
against a bottle. you can move 1t
'the balD. That opponent with
the eagle eye should know 1t, too.
Nor Is 1T important that a sec
ton of the l4-club rule making 1t
a rule violation to borrow clubs
from your boy friend has been
left out Of the newest rule book.
Most people forgot 1t anyhow.
A couple Of years ago. in a Dis
trlct championship, some Of the
woman golfers. who go by the
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Shouting at Queen
Gains Ring Crown

Russ Newland, Pacific Coast
Associated Press writer. RELAYS
this yarn, told by Joe Waterman,
the Portland, Greg, matchmaker,
about a fighter who hollered his
way to a title without even get
ting into the ring.
When the former Queen Marie
OF Rumanla visited Portland in
1926, a Rumanian fighter whose
ring name was Jimmy Darcy de-
clded to pay his respects. Guards
in the hotel turned him back so
Jimmy raised his voice in some
choice Rumanian words.
The Queen asked the cause OF
the disturbance and was told that
Darcy was making a special re-
quest to be named champion OF
Rumania. The Queen, who was
making a good will tour. graz
clously granted the request
and, as far as We know, Jimmy
still is undefeated champion.
Evening star., 1943-10-11
McSpaden Breezes
To u. s. Golf Title
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Harold jug
McSpaden of Philadelphia had a
new title-and s1,000-to talk about
today
McSpaden fashioned II yester-
day to post a 36-hole total OF 14l,
three under par, and defeat Sam
Byrd, also of Philadelphia, by eight
strokes. jug" thus won the United
States golf championships title
bestowed by George S. May, presi-
dent of Tam O. Shanter. where the
playoff was held. Byrd, however,
received solace with a $500 prize.
McSpaden, showing the same
mastery Of the Tam course as he
did when he won the all-America
open championship and $4,000, en-
tered yesterdays final round against
Byrd with a six-stroke lead.
May aims to make the playoff
an annual affair in which the VIM
ners of other championships. such
as the U. S. open, P. G. A. and the
Masters, will be invited,
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Fisher Sets Record !
In Wolfe Pin Event:
Bond Drive Clicks

Two noted Baltimore pin spillers,
Bob Fisher and Lee Seim, and Wash
ington's Ell Geib brought the Princsh
Georges County Service Clubs War
bond tournament to an exciting end
last night at Hyattsville Recreation
when Fisher won the seventh annual
Pop Wolfe Memorial event, nosing
out Geib by II pins with a tourna-
ment record score of 1875, while Seim
fired a spectacular 200 game and 1873
set to finish third with 1889.
Seim not only marked up second
record for the Wolfe event with his
brilliant flve-game tally but also had
the distinction of rolling the first 200
game this season for National Duck
pin Bowling Congress sanctioned ;
competition in the East. ~
Winner Receives $3.50.
The first three winning places were
worth $780, S75 and $50. t'f
Geib gained the lead in the OPEN
ing block as the Wolfe tournament
got under way yesterday at the Col
lege Park drives with 693 His top
game was 163. Fisher posted 6s2.
The District League champion in
creased his lead to % pins after the
second game of the final round at
Hyattsville, but when the fourth
game was over Fisher was in COM
mand by seven pins, his 159 turning
the tide. Three successive marks
gave Geib the lead again In the first
six boxes Of the final game, but
Fisher once again came from behind
to win with 694 set to Geib's 672. 3D.
Bond Event Far Over Top.
Other prize winners were: Yoeman
Ev Gardner, 1885 (s40); Fred
Murphy. 1923 $500; Otis Shepherd.
1911 (s25); Ray Watson. 1906 800
Tony Santini, 1904 (sl5); Perce
Wolfe. 1903 (s1250); Earl Campbell.
1901 $40; Tony Petro, 1,299 (s9),
Consolation high game and set win
ners were: Dony Almony, 1872 Ed
die Keith, 1863; AL Wright, 667; Nova
Hamilton, $50, and A. w. Ferguson,
$50.
Spiced by the Wolfe event, which
attracted rs Of the South's leading
duckpinners, 40 from Baltimore, the
final nights rolling in the War bond
tournament was expected to boost
total sales to more than half again
the original 500, 900 goal set by the
KiWanls, Rotary and Lions Clubs.
Three years ago-Villanova
trounces Florida. 28-0. In night
football game at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1943-10-11
Ry LARRY LAWRENCE.

Mrs Charles Carrico today has
the laugh on her husband, veteran
horseman who yesterday rode her
fiashy hunter, Fleetrock, to a tie
for the hunter championship with
his own Recall, one of the outstand-
ing horses of this district for the
past nine years, at the Washington
Bride Trails Association show at
Rays Meadows.
After Carrico had piloted Recall
to first, third and a fourth and
Fleetrock to a first and a second for
total of eight points apiece, Judge
George Plummer pinned the tri-
color on Fleetrock, making this the
second year in succession that the
9-year-old dark brown son of Bulse-
Knight Rock has taken the award
Yankee Doodle Barely Wins.
Jackie Warren's Yankee Doodle
the pre-show favorite for the
jumper championship, came through
but only by point, over Anita Nam
mele's Caddie's Trump with Danny
Durham and Gardner Hallman do
ing the saddle work.
Mrs Hughes took two blues with
the springly gray gelding. one in
the Warmup and the other in the
versatility open jumper in which he
was the only clean horse. These
combined with a third and fourth in
the open and scurry, totaled l3
points to Caddies Trumps IL
The most thrilling round of the
day, however, was Caddie's Trump's
when with Gardner Hallman doing
an exceptional job of maneuvering
the little gelding doubled back and
forth around the tortuous- handy
scurry course to finish with a clean
performance in 1856 seconds, the
next closest time being Al fiat.
Thelma Fulton Scores.
Thelma Fulton piloted her Wild
Day TO merited blue in the knock
doWn-and out when in the second
lump-off she was the only one tc
clear three 5foOt jumps. Miss Full
ton was making her first appearance
IN jumper event. and she had rid
den her mount from downtown. ar
irving just in time to enter the class
The summaries.
Hsck-Won by Charles Carrco's Re.
call second, U. S. Randles Gee Ray Bee;
third. Jackie Warren's Yankee Doodle;
fourth, Capt Alvin kays No Mistake
Womens hunter-Won by Mr. and Mrs
Charles Csrricos Fieetrock: Fi' fiin third. Gee Gee
Raw Bee: fourth. Angelina Carabelu'
Our Day.
Warmup Jumper - Won bv Yankee
Doodle second. A. G Earnests Dickle
Boy; third, Carlton Robertsor'S Trigger
fourth. Anita Mammeles Caddle's Trump
Limit working hunter-Won by Po-
tomac Riding Schools Grear Chance,
second. Capt. and Mrs BENJAMIN Bays
Lucky lsaSsle; third, Pvt. Bobby Lees
Happy Al
open jumpinq-Won by Bonne File;