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Evening star., 1944-08-06
|G Linkswomen PIay
In Post Golf Event

Glass B woman golfers viii haye
their fling in the annual Post Gun
tournament Tuesday at Indian
Spring with 43 In the field.
Mrs. William r. Patterson is the
defending champion.
A $25 War Bond will be awarded
for low net and one for low gross.
Mrs. M. Hale Dtnneen, to1rna.
ment chairman. requests that PLAYERS
wherever possible bring their own
caddies.
Next event on the program of the
Wonen's District Golf Association is
the National Broadcasting Cup Au-
gust 70 at Washington Golf and
Country Club for Glass A PLAYERS.
Entries are being taken now by Mrs.
Dinneen with the deadline to fan
August "A.
Tuesdays starting times:
u s;40.Mrs. r J. Kennedy Il. 81 vs..
vs. Mrs; :. T; Brantley ken.
Hs. IA hAie Dlnneen tWASh.) vs..
Mrs. 81. A. Thompson fWashD.
9:05-Mrs. Samuel Hauser Cwash), vs.,
MS Z Duehring (WashD.
ei0-Mrs B, H. Burrows a. 81 W.
Mrs. H. r. Brinkman IA. and NJ.
g:15-Mrs r: c Simpson Il. 81 W.
8:2O-Mrs. E. B. Lockett (KenD W
mrs. W: Norman (Ken.).
g:25-Mrs H. Q. Porter tCol) Vs. Mrs..
L. =, Hutchison wash
e:30-Mrs H. NJ. Chapman tKen) VI.
MS Arthur Poesch Ken.).
9:35-Mrs. l. W. watzman Il. 81 vs.,
mrs. 2. MCCARTHY Il. s..
e:40-Mrs R. Lacey (col). vs.. Mrs.
9:45-Mrs. C. B. slawson tKen). Va.
s:5o1Mrs. q. 3; wiley cwash3 vs..
a;6SmMrs s;g I. N; cuvillier IL g. w..
Mrs; william i. Patterson Il. 81.
= loIMrs. Georse Bond Il. 81 VS.. Mrs.
l0:05--.Mrs. R. L. Hutchison (wash. }
vs., MsSG B. Bagnall tWash,,ssstttI
lOl01Mrs. Chsres J61tes- 6sn.y VI.
Mrs; John Barron tKea)
lOl6-Mrs. Edwin c. Atwood CKen) }
1O:2O-Mrs. c. A. Olmstead CWash.) VI.
Mrs: q. A., Carragher CWash. l--'I--e-,.
Io:S0lMrs; Z N. Norton fwash.). W.
NJ io;S0En,s g Elmer Clark q. ~ Va
Mrs.. willard Edwards a. 81
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Grid Glasses for Youngsters
ToSt0rt at WI. Auuust Is

Football-minded youngsters here
are looking forward to the opening
OF Washington-Lee's football school,
in which boys over the age Of Is
annually receive training in the
fundamentals Of the game as well as
excellent physical conditioning.
Glasses will start In the school
stadium on August 16, with morn
ing workouts scheduled for $50 to
1880 and afternoon sessions set
from 3 to 6. Lads who report for
early phases Of the training need
bring only football shoes and shorts.
Many Of the boys will be prepar-
ing for military service while others
will Be getting Ia shape for the
approaching gridiron season.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Boys Special Event Day
Promises Much Action

High spot Of the Boys Clut
events scheduled for this week i
q big special event day" set fol
wednesday, which starts of with
q baseball game at IL, to be fol-
lowed by softball game at Z, tua
OF war. water battle, novelty races
and a pig-in-a-poke contest at
$50. Tops on the program Is q
watermelon eating contest at 4:3o
and the boys are advised to wea,
old clothes, as 1t promises to be q
rip-roaring day.
Eastern Branch softball sched-
ule:
Monday. Eastern Branch at Buchan-
an. Sherwood At KenilWorth, River Ter.
race At Rosedale. Wednesday, Kenilvortf
worth vs. Eastern Branch at Eastern Hiaf
school. Kenilworth at Sherwood, Rosedel(
at River Terrace. Friday. Eastern Branch
et River Terrace, Sherwood at Rosedale
ALI games ~ 2.
Boys Club Baseball League sched.
ule:
Midgets-Eastern ouins vs.. Centra
Branch. South Ellipse, 3, ,Thursday; East.
ern Mats ys. Central Bfanch. South 81
,,,is ,,,Rssessss,.3.TSsloms ! ,3.TSsloms y.: L.nsdsn, Easter,
as H. 1.1S% ys sr Is:ssl1 E:ss,
Ersnch vs.. Coral HILL. Anacostis, /. sun.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
All Favorites Score
In District Tennis
Title Tourney

Davey johnson, seeded No. ! and
defending champion Of the Dis
trict tennis title tournament swing
ing along on the Rock Greek Courts
and at the Edgemoor Club win be
up against a newcomer here today
at II at Edgemoor when he clashes
with 1t. Col. M. A. Erana, an un-
seeded player.
Favorites advanced all down the
line yesterday in singles play, with
doubles scheduled to get under way
today at Edgemoor.
I. Y. Middiekamp defeated Milton Allen.
4. g.: Ricsey willis defeated George
+; Z. :; Cresin, 81, 50; Roy BLACK
sullivan y. BOB Miller postponed. d.rknsss, az ness,
TheemSn. Ss. le. telsons pl oeiea'eo Ben
man ndss%SS, C.5s:s.a G%S ~.
land whitehead, 60. 6--4; Carl Beall
defeated Emanuel vardi. 81. 7-b; It
Thornton Moore defeated Billy Ranerty
Jim Miier, eEs. 81; lnHl Il. John aeserssa cartiss
defeated Joe Baker, 81, 7-6: 1t. Kahl
sprisss ud dsiested Wilbur R. Taylor, Go
So.tponsd. ceoDsr' 81; Fran Frank t'nR%a. seoids
a E Han cSsf siy.ns Siy,asd ylsn aa Don c:Is.lj
Eo .n d.issssa Frank Ia aurs s.f.s so cs.f;
s,o,,' e; coa: CURT. sg K. Dali defeated 1aci
Rsek Creek Fairinss fer Today.
Singles.
o. I'd Willet vs.. Irv Starch: John And
ner Cook CARRIER match. ~
10. Broida vs.. Middlekamp; Black vs.
IL. Winner Of Miller sullivan mattel match
vs. winner Willet Starch match.
Edgemeer Palrinss fer Today.
Singles.
o.. Harry Price vs.. Jim Green. 1t. jim
M Ms srister; Ia k.lsuss =. L. M Don Ma{ s.nt vt
sesi Martin pupi.x M us.nes s. neirifI feiass Hed
nss Bob cfHer H W stors: p. bsS., Hn1s Es5ss
Tseter @steh vs.. a. sorre will. h1es Is. hns %nns;
81 ny sTisteT match: i's * winner inn Nam. Nam.
match; |. Strand Johnsen vs.. winner XII.
gus-Bent match; winner Dupraw- He'd.
dings match vs.. Martinex.
| Doubles.
| ], McDfarmid-Flournoy vs.. Whitehead
Curran: 2. Talmadge- Smith vs.. Anderson
and partner, Lynch-Johnsen W. Baker
| CARRIER, Sullivan-Kerschner vs. Green.
Symon, Moore-Spriggs w. walker -Shipman.
Love-Craein vs.. Hrister.Biexel: 8, Psrsons-
Bent VS., LTaylor-Vardi, McCarroll-Smythe
vs. Price-Lo, Kilsus anG partner ys. Col
lins-Love. Rice-Nen ". Eulton-Dubose: 4.
Murphy -Curtiss vs.. Mtdd1ekemp-Lynch,
Haine. .Middlekamp vs.. Broida and partner:
8, Miller er-Heddings ". winner Talmadse-
Evening star., 1944-08-06
,, the Asscsiated Prsss.

GOSHEN, N. r., Aug. S.-Rose
Dean and Enac have moved along
side Yankee Maid - favofites in
the $4,000 Hambletonian following
the bay flly's defeat In . test for
the trotting classic which returns
to Good Time Park Wednesday for
It's 18th running.
Eight other colts and fillies are
likely contestants In the three-heat
affair for which Yankee Maid,
owned by A. L. Derby Of Wichita,
has been the odd3 on fayorite since
early spring.
Last Wednesday, however, the
bay miss was beaten In two heats
of the Hambletonian test at Old
Orchard Beach, Ne, by Red Tower,
ineligible for the big race. and the
sulky followers Immediately limited
that Yankee Maid would become Z
victim Of one Of the two jinxes
which have crept into trotting lore.
Fillies and Favsrites Jinxed.
One jinx has kept . hlly from
winning the race since Shirley Han
over turned the trick Ii 1887. The
other has brought disaster to eight
OF the pre-race favorttes Of pre-
vious years.
Yankee Maid, a daughter OF volo-
mite and the toop 2-year-oh last
year With . clocking Of 2:04, twice
equalied that time this season in
winning the Matron Stake 1t Cleve-
land and the National at Old Or
chard. She will be driven by Henry
Thomas, who won with Shirley Han
over and repeated the following
August with McLin Hanover.
Enac, bay colt by Scotland, dogged
Yankee Maid In both her major
triumphs this year and was third
behind Red Tower and the Wichita
filly In the test stake. He Is owned
by william H. (BilD Cane of Hack
ensack, N. j., and also owner Of
Good Time Park. and win have
Harry Whitney, another veteran, ir
the sulky.
Rose Dean, despite finishins
among the also-rans In the maine
test, is receiving attention because
7l-year-old Ben White will handle
! the reins.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Two Top Choices Among
Six Beers Who Sion

CHICAGO, Aug. 5 P.-The Chi
cago Bears have signed five more
players. including their second and
third choices in the draft, Ends
Ruby Smeja Of Michigan and Abe
Croft Of Southern Methodist. Fred
Mundee, Notre Dame center, who
Joined the Bears last season, re-
turned a contract, while the others
were Henry Margarita of Brown
and Jim Dougherty Of Miami, both
halfbacks.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Sisto Wins Both Main
Rockingham Races
By the Associated Press,

b! the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. H.. Aug. 5.-Jockey
Rocco Sisto Of Providence, r. l.,
rode the winners of both featured
races at Rockingham Park this
afternoon.
He brought home w. Gullett,s
First Draft in the 5000 added
Granite State Handicap after riding
the same owners Clyde Tolson
under the wire in the Barnstead
Allowance Purse for $1,000.
Sisto rode First Draft from nth
IN the eleventh running of the
Granite State to overcome the early
lead Of M. Marmorsteins Castle
man, favorite, In spirited stretch
drive.
Marsonia Stables Coronal finished
with . rush to take second place
from Castleman. The winners
time over the / l-1e mile route
was 1:46.4. First Draft paid SlI.oo,
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Arlington Tens in P|ayoff
For County Championship

Final playoffs for the champion
ship of the Arlington County Rec
reation Softball League get under
way tomorrow, with the Courthouse
ten, winner of flrst-half competi-
ton, battling the Fire Department
team, second-half winners.
A second game is scheduled for
Wednesday and If necessary a third
on Thursday in the two-out- =
three series.
Winner will represent the region
in the State softball tournament in
Richmond later in the month.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
CisseI-Soxon Post Nine
Victim in State Final

Y Cissel- Saxon Post of Silver Spring
was beaten, 2+1, by Gales Post OF
Baltimore yesterday in Baltimore
IN the final of the Maryland Amer
Ean Legion baseball tournament
the winner moving into the East
ern division playoffs.
Charley Kiesgen, all-high player
at Coolidge, was the CiYel-Saxon
STR with two hits in four tries.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Two Hot Softly Battles
Booked at Bullston

A pair Of ball games that promise
fast action are on tap in q twin bill
carded for Ballston Stadium this
afternoon. The top game brings a
highly rated nine from Nokesville,
Va, to battle with the Arlington
A. c.
In the opener, scheduled for lis
the Northeast A. G. collides with
the Marine Commuters.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Colby Hanover Winner
IOf Free-for-AII Poce

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-,
Aug. 5.-Colby Hanover won the
Lewiston Sun-Journal Free-For-All
pace worth $500 in straight heats
today as three weeks of grand circuit
racing here came to an end.
The son Of Mr., McElwyn from the
Greenwich, Conn. stable of Gleason
and Phellis, trotted the first mile In
2.01A and repeated with 203h.
Fastest mile was the 2.0l effort OF
Key Ring In the 3-year-old pace.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Youthful Bose Runners
To Contest at Tokomo

City-vide base-running competi.
ton nears its end at TAkoma Park
Playground, Tuesday morning at IL,
when youngsters between IL and II
years swing into action.
Only two more weeks of activity
remain after Tuesdays contest, and
the semifinals and finals on fields
and dates to be announced viii fol-
low.
The boys will continue to be
grouped in 30, los, 12o. 135 pound
and unlimited classes, and attractive
prizes will be awarded the winners
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Adams Returns to Races
To Pilot Three Victors

DETROIT, Aug. 5.-Johnny Ad-
ans today returned to the Fair
Grounds from To-day suspension
to ride three favorites to victories
before 1910 spectators, scoring on
Seven Hearts in the $500 Godol-
phin Handicap. on Black Badge in
the IS 900 Myrtlewood Handicap and
on Favor in q turf-course race.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Oldest American Track
To Be Used Lubor Duy

By the Associated Press.
Oldest race track in America" at
Annapolis, where George Washing
ton reputedly lost four pounds eng
lish cash, not weight) by making
some wrong guesses, will be revived
for running -harness meeting La
Dor Day.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Miomi Open for $4,000
Listed December 7-lO

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, Aug. 5.-The 20th
annual Miami Open Golf Tourna-
ment-billed as the oldest consecu-
tive annual open In the country.
will be played December 7-lo for q
$4,000 pot.
Steve Warga, jr., Miami airline
radio operator who scored q sur
prise triumph last year, will seek to
defend his honors.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Federal Golf Awards
To Be Made Iuesday

/, Prizes won in the recent Federal
Golf Association tournament will
be presented Tuesday night at a
dinner at the Republic Cafe, 910
F Fstreet NV.
Il Plans Of the association will be
Mscussed and President Hezzie
Bannister requests as many mem
bers as possible attend.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Gomez to Pilot Mexicon
Nine in World Series
~ the associated Press.

BY the associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 5.-Jose
Luiz Chile Gomez, former major
league player In the United States
has been named to manage the
Mexican team which will play in
the seventh amateur baseball world
series at Caracas, Venezuela, next
month. He once was with WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Golfer Kovuck to Turn Pro

PITTSBURGH, Aug. S F.-Steve
Kovach, 27-year-old Breckenridge
Heights steel worker, has decided
to- turn professional after seven
yeW Of competing in some of the
Mattons biggest amateur golf tour
naments. He will enter the $42, 500
Tam O'Shanter Open at Chicago.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Pro Gridder Griqus Sions

CHICAGO. Aug. S R.-The Car
diRalsSteeler combine has signed
aAnhy Grigas, one Of the leagues
top und-gainers last year.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Busondu Nine Winner

Busanda defeated Signal Com
pany A, Al, in D. c. Recreation
League ball game yesterday on the
Ellipse.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Ag Five to Visit De ,PouI

SALTWATER, Okla, Aug. s lP).
-Oklahoma Ag Cowboys, rated high
in basket ball powers, will make 4
Chicago appearance next season
against De Paul February 10.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
33 Teums in Softy Event

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5 R.-Thir-
ty-three teams, headed by Cummins
Blues, defending champions, are en-
tered In the Maryland scftball
championship tourney which begins
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-08-06


Tuesday night for the benefit the
Evening star., 1944-08-06

cooney Dropped BY Yonks
NEW YORK, Aug. S lR.-John
Cooney, 42-year-old utility player,
who joined the New York Yankees
on June II, has been given his un-
conditional release.
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POULTRY 9 EGGS.

WANTED. Prairie State, Buffalo or Cyphers
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double rooms in exclusive all-girl residence.
1919 h ST, s.E.MMaster bedroom for
Girls; twin beds. horne-style meals;
NIGEL NICELY h T1sh1sHED double room, next to
bath, inner-sprinR mattress. laundry .privi-
ss. .ssRaSnn ao
share large triple, single beds. running
Soop cxsE for elderly On
aesI ne.s Ssss e. H. aass; .0~ ~
ss ssa: I'd so1sa E sssH
es ssf EM siHsss sff ST. NWTwilbed room
lovely gentle home, near express bus. RA.
s3l6 10th ST. .N.w.-Youns lady to share
THE TUDOR CLUB. 1775 N st. NV
1911 DECATUR ST. N.W.MLarse. COM
fItable room; .. tEin beds for refined
DOWNTOWN. i7os 18th 81 N.w.-pouble
room. excellent meals, 49,
with board in Jewish family IA. 4osS. A
40. 10TH ST. N.W.-Vacancy for . girls
in war;, room; s35 each
v Woman si in a RsrSins home for elderly
1919 sTH ST. N.W-Young lady 10 share
room with another; modern Jewish home
pieasant SURROUNDINGS; delicious food. GE
sERyICEMAN's WIFE will share home with
s snno1her; VII care for | child. sH. pal
boe with be a9hs5 s girl BIZ,
line: board II desired Call OR 3743.
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APARTMENTS UNEURhlsHsp

WILL EXCHANGE o-bedrm apt, NV
section for similar apt elsewhere. Boz
iso5 TRINIDAD AVE. NE rms.
gas furnished, $40 mo; adults only; use
iO08 GiRARD ST. N.E.-Pvt. home. rms,
kitchen and semipyt. bath, cow. to bus
route 2: working couple man and wife
preferred. none other need apply.
EXCHANGE 3-room modern apartment for
: or : room untuTn isl apartment in
ton. \. Y. City. Box 315-R Star
ONE ROOM and kitchen. heat, lights and
sas furnished. $50 month. close in NV
location. HOME REALTY CO, 1910 Eye
st. NV RE. 1898; ewes, 81. 9216
SUBuRbAN-S30; rcnms, kitchen. bath,
out Bladensoure I'd, 3 blks beyond District
line: turn in at Safeway Grocery; adults.
CONVENIENT TO CENSUS BUREAU
large rooms. extra large kitchen, private
bath private entrance; hot-water. heat;
own electric range and refriserator: adults
only; $50. including heat and electric 13'
NO. I 9Th ST. Me- large bright first
floor .frcnt rooms; utilities and sink in
GUIDED: $50 per mo-: couple.
NEARBY MARYLAND. arm and bath
TAKoMA pARK-1 room. kit bath, c.hw
oil HEAT, cleo. refg.: near trans. and stores
WILL TRADE occupancy redeco-ated J.
bedrm.. unfinished apt; near Dupont
Circle for occupan cy 2-bedrm. unfurnished
1s5 rs; OWEN PI. Me- rooms. kitchen,
bath: gas. cleo, heat furn.; adults only;
623 North Carolina ave. sc.