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Evening star., 1946-01-07
STORES FOR SALE.

CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN-Now or
later should you consider selling your
store. No obligation on your part until it
is sold. At your service. Harry l. Fried
man, Broker, RE. 1866.
ELECTRIC APPLIANCE STORE-If you
are interested and qualified for. this type
of business, and financially able to un-
dertake real proposition, call HARRY
l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855.
LADIES READY -TO-WEAR SHOP-This
downtown located store, 30xl00, and hav-
ing space for many other additional lines,
catering to the middle class, is offered for
immediate sale the stock is clean: priced
to sell. Call HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

l HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS for invest
ment properties; property priced and
financed For immediate results, list your
F. st. NV. RE. 30g3.
CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN should you
consider selling your property; no obliga-
ton on your part until it is sold: every
effort will be made to sell it within a
reasonable time. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN.
Broker. RE. 1866.
OUR CLIENT wishes to buy ! or moving
picture theaters. dark or operating. located
in nearby Va, Md, or D. C. proper. will
consider existing buildings convertible to
theater use; brokers invited. See Mr.. Dixon
with ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO., Shore
ham Building MA 47h0.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
IA THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
T.. l9A6
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cont.J
EIRST C0MH1ER CI1I o1nn nfIe,-I----

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cont.)
FIRST COMMERCIAL, Zoo Nichols ave
s.e:,. 72-ft. front. VIC D. ZEVE, MA
CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN If you are
considering selling your business prop
erty. In giving my personal attention to
every sale, is your assurance of favorable
results. At your service always. HARRY
/ FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1865.
GARAGE or warehouse, central downtown
location; zoned 2nd commercial 3-story
fireproof building: now housing so autos.
could be easily converted into warehouse
space; price, S125,000. Call Mr.. Murray,
Sligo S114. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
COL0RED-STORE, downtown, 9th St. 1st
commercial: unusual opportunity to secure
in 80 days or less, store with floors of
rooms above. Easy terms can be arranged
Suitable for church. grocery, etc, Call Mr.
George, phone DI. S725. to & pm
weekdays N. BASILIKO REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
OFFICES FOR RENT.

1909 EYE ST, N.W.-2nd floor, near new
Doctors Hospital; ideal for doctor or den
tist. lge; rms, bath: in remodeled build
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., ME. 5400.
OFFICE SPACE for physician, dentist or
other profession; excellent location. GE.
1891. s.
ONE LARGE OFFICE, 1st floor, private
bath and connecting storeroom. 1875 Eye
st. NV See mgr.
FURNISHED OFFICE and desk space for
rent. L. j. COWIE, co. 500 Eye st. NV,
Ma. 69l6.
BUILDING being converted for Office pur-
poses, APPROX 5000 50. IT. floor space,
plus parking; west of Conn. ave. and
Dupont Circle. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1888.
rms, sell equipment vicinity Scott Circle;
near bus and car lines. Box 244-A, Star
tst. lawyer or as studios; located at 2713
Wilson blvd CHI R4hR
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Train Normally on Time.
But Abnormal a Years
sy the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO.-LtC Col John
Galloway of Wichita, Kans., an
Army public relations officer, tele-
phoned a railroad Office to find out
about train on which his wife,
Elizabeth, was arriving.
rs that train normally on time7"
asked John.
Normally, yes" replied the in
formation clerk, but it hasn't been
for four years"
Evening star., 1946-01-07
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PARK AND SHOP AREA. in active growing
section Will cooperate with developers.
w. S. HOGATE, Jr., CHI. $500. 3S15 Lee
MARYLAND AVE. SW., between 18th and
10Th sts.-Available property in this whole
sale district is extremely scarce. There
is "A #. of frontage with 900 IT. Of land,
part of which is covered with a 3-story
building. There is trucking space on an
alley in the rear Occupancy is available
on settlement The property is reasonably
priced for quick sale. Shown by appoint
ment WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. 5000
Evening star., 1946-01-07
REAL ESTATE WAhIEp.

OUR CLIENT wishes to buy l or moving
picture theaters, dark or operating, To-
Gated in nearby Va. Md, or D. C. proper
to theater use Brokers invited. See Mr.
Dixon with ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Building. MA. 1850.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED.

3O,O 900 TO 10000 so. FIT. Of 2nd-commer-
house and parking space on Route No. /,
Jefferson Davis highway in Arlington
County. State location, size, best cash
price, etc Reply Box 334-B, Star
Evening star., 1946-01-07
STORAGE SPACE WANTED.

STORAGE SPACE WANTED-Will lease for
one year or more 1000 to 5000 So. it. on
1st floor or accessible by elevator; must be
suitable for clean. dry package merchan-
disc; prefer convenient to 18th and You
sts NV: clean garage or Storeroom Will
do No heat required. NATIONAL RADIO
INSTITUTE, 10Th and You SITS. NV, Mr..
n41k
Evening star., 1946-01-07
AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
record Car does not have to be paid for
in order to obtain money. NOLAN FL
NANCE CO., 1902 New York ave. NV
lGreynound Bus TerminaD. RE. 1900
Omen till e d m
Evening star., 1946-01-07
BY Dave Breeer Goren on Bridqe

@. 1-As South you hold:
AAQ7 VAKQJ9 1854 AAJ
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
10 Pass "a Pass
CD
What do you bid now?
A-Three clubs. An absolute force TO
hand hand for n part part score. ore II you % make .
Jump rebid q three hearts partner 5s, T,li
spases Pass 70 The same R
be true II you jump to three spades. An
alternate bid Is a jump to four heaIts'
ner happens to have .lve spades TO the
king and the ace of diamonds slam Is
very likely but will , mot bs sh,ft Hncoysrrd 4srn
mended above.
@. 2-As South you hold:
AAK63 VKQ103 "a 4K965
The bidding has proceeded;
South West North East
IA 20 Pass Pass
(?)
What do you bid now?
A-Double. Even though partner was
still feel bullish about this hand because
Of your Avorabe distribution. A bid Of
IS TSua The doGbe oTs eS' for
every possibility. Partner may show hearts
If he has four he may bid clubs with
spades If he prefers, and lastly he might
be in a position to pass for penalties II
his principal strength is in diamonds.
@. 3-As South you hold:
A9653 05 uAJ754 &732
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
= Dbl. Pass 10
Pass 10 Pass CD
What do you bid now?
A--one spade. Partner has doubled
showing a strong, well-rounded hand. It
init him to play at a suit in which you
have but one trump when 1t is quite Ger
f oas there he Is mTS HsF sss hdns Dsss M #
monds should be stiied in favor Of the
Partner should realize you have four very
poor spades. else you would have re-
sponded to the double with a spade rather
@. As South you hold:
ass 0QJ753 U632 AKJs
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
L
What do you bid now?
A-Two hearts Even though Ess's
bid has relieved you of the obligation to
respond you should nevertheless take vol
untary action because a hand containing
hye-card major suit with little over
one honor trick should be regarded as .
fairly good hand when partner doubles.
@. 5-As South you hold:
AK Q109 % 1AJ42 K972
| The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
ia Pass Pass CD
| What do you bid?
A.-Pass. While as a rule 1t is not
good policy to permit the opposition 10
| buy a hand this cheaply, nevertheless
| when they are playing it in your best suit
you should be slow to disturb them. II
| you should double it is very likely tnat
| partner will have TO bid hearts, which
might prove embarrassing.
| Copyright, 1945, by Charles II. Goren)
Evening star., 1946-01-07
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA FARMLAND ACRES-Rich ag-
ricultural north centrai state location
For .uture independence and security, may
be purchased in tracts OF 20 acres at S25
per acre; $50 down and SO per mo. RE-
LIABLE REALTY CO., Il0S 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1946-01-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

mand for such property now is great: for
your protection in receiving the market
value, 1t may be very profitable to have
me represent you. l am at your service
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE.
Evening star., 1946-01-07

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the. word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which YOU have removed it. II you have
"Lettered-Out" correctly It's thespian.
Answer to Saturdays Letter Out
(D) KINDLED-LINKE tchainedl.
D SOLDIER SOLDER (metsl hller).
IT. BOOTH-HOBO twanderer)
(C1 PIACE-LEAP (jumpl.
CID WTTHOUT-oUTWfT fhs smarter.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
WATER ERoh1 PROPERTY

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
MASON'S BEACH, on the Bay. SO miles
from Washington = Beautiful all-year
Ps D y
to secure this beautiful home. RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE WANTED to house = trucks
within | mile radius of 9th and You SITS
NV. REGAL NEON SIGN CO. 92l Flor
ida ave NV. NO. 6655.
SHOP, End commercial, 500 to 1900 IT
Phone IL 02Sl g
Evening star., 1946-01-07
FARMS WANTED.

WANT TO BUY FARMS in 80 miles radius
of washington. Price must not be above
SIS ZOO Easy committing; improvements.
Write all details, Box 449-C, Star. 13'
Evening star., 1946-01-07
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PICKUP, "a, q or / ton, 1887 to Al
wanted at once; must be in good condi-
ton WESTMORELAND MOTORS. IA.
1900
pANEL TRUCK. n or ton. 1888 or later
model Gail GE. 1889 evenings and sum
Evening star., 1946-01-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
GARAGES FOR SALE.

DUMP AND STAKE TRUCKS with drivers
for nire Call EX 0009: evenings. TIE. 1925.
II TON PANELED TRUCK for hire during
day. Drive own truck. AT 1924.
Evening star., 1946-01-07

PREFABRICATED GARAGES, wood or steel.
to pay. GEO W. ROBERTSON. Associate
Mgr. and Builder, q Hesketh ST., Chew
Chase. Md: WI. S267
FIREPRoOF GARAGE. 1oo-car capacity,
, stories. ramp: fine location near 22nd
and Mass ave. NV. Call Mr.. Tammaro
for particulars. TIA. 1916. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO, 1905 H 81. y W, MA. 9345.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BOWIE, MD.-4-r. BUNGALOW, 7-r. house,
for colored, not modern: clear, add cash
Tor income. Garages, lots. N. E. RYON
CO., GE GAG
Evening star., 1946-01-07
STORES WANTED.

CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN-It is true
that the demand is great for stores, but
it might be profitable for you to have me
locate a desirable tenant. I am at your
service HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker
RE 1l66
Evening star., 1946-01-07
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
T his

Mother-We didn't have a little
boy, so we looked at all the babies
we could who didn't have a home,
and we liked you the very best Of
all. so we brought you home to be
our own little boy.
Evening star., 1946-01-07

3-story brick, 2-car detached garage
930-932 x st. n.w-Two 3-story and
basement bricks, lot 3Sx70. st commercial
Corner Goth and X SITS. n.w.-1st COM
mercial. 3-story brick building. in heart
Of medical center, For further informa.
ton. call HARRY DREISEN or MURRAY
CO.. AT. 6902 or Ma. 1886.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

5000 FT., downtown. S175 mo-; also
$500 it now building and some good
M HEART OF GEORGETOWN-owner will
erect 1-story warehouse. $4,000 50. It
floor area, railroad siding, on long lien to
responsible tenant. WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Building, DI. 5000.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOCATIONS FOR WAREHOUSES; or manu-
featuring plants, on good rd. Trackage
available. w g. HOGE, Jr.. 38l5 Lee
highway CHI O600
Evening star., 1946-01-07
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

LAND, building or garage needed-5,000
TO 10000 50. it space; will buy or rent.
Phone RA 6652 or RA. 92S4,
and alltn renair MR. BOND. RE. 10 lOs
Evening star., 1946-01-07
COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS:

1900 So. TT main business street.
ne, with unlimited future for development.
5000 So. it., NV. section. prom corner,
suitable for many purposes
Benning rd. at Minnesota ave ne:
will sell all or part of 10000 SO. it.; COM
mercial; adaptable for many purposes; ad-
jacent to new public library We have
commercial and industrial in all sections
Of the Metropolitan Area. LOUIS BUR-
MAN, RE 176S
Evening star., 1946-01-07
@. 3-As South you hold:
A9653 05 oAJ754 &T32

@. 4-As South you hold:
ASS 0QJ753 H632 AKJs
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
IA Dbl. 20 q?
Evening star., 1946-01-07

Opposite new Court House site, ? con-
Meeting buildings, II rooms and 10000
50. ft., excellent construction.
Near medical buildings-5-sto and
ba sement brick. adjacent to parking lot.
Near 10th and Eye-Store, monthly
tenant, strategic location, quick possession.
Near Woodward & Lothrops dept. store
-3-story brick. Possession February i.
All of these listings are for lease or sale.
Convenient finsncing arranged. DI. 1928.
9 to pm. weekdays. N. BASILIKO
REALTY co.
Evening star., 1946-01-07

A-Tvo hearts Even though EsS's
bid has relieved you of the obligation to
respond, you should nevertheless take vol
five-card major suit with a little over
one honor trick should be regarded as .
fairly good hand when partner doubles.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
BY iks Associoted Press

CHICAGO. July 16.-The golfing
boys who play for keeps will be
cunning for a slick lad who plays
for fun, Amateur Frank Stranahan
when a select 70-player field starts
the $4,000 Victory National Open
tournament at Medinah Country
Club tomorrow.
Foremost among the top-drawer
professionals who will be trying tc
smack down Stranahan for the en-
bslra ssment he caused them by
winning the $4,000 Kansas City
Invitational last week end. will be
Defending Champion Byron Nelson
Nelson. who raped a 13-under-
par 275 in coping the 72-hole Vic
tory at Calumet Country Club last
year, finished two strokes off Stran-
shan's 274 pace at Kansas City
sharing third spot with Jimmy
Hines and Harold Jug McSpaden
Nelson hopes to take apart the
rugged No. 3 course at Medinah-a
hazard-pocked, par II layout that
rambles 6.929 yards-for a reason
more than humbling Stranahan, a
fellow toWnsman from Toledo, Ohio
After comparative slow 1916
start, Nelson appears to be regain
ing his brilliant form of last season
and if he grabs the $4,000 top swag
IN the victory and the S105O0 win
ners share of the Tam O Shanter
All-American Open the following
week, Lord Byron will be pushing
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Stur Pros Gun for Strunuhun,
Hot Amateur, in Victory Open

Ben Hogan for money winning lau-
rels.
Hogan. who also is in the victory
field, fioundered badly at Kansas
City, collecting puny $500 to hoist
his 1916 earnings to S25.2l4. still
some $1,000 better than Nelson has
harvested.
Other Medinah invaders include
United States Open Champion Lloyd
Mangrum, Herman Keiser. winner
Of the Masters: George Fazio. Cana
dian Open titlist, and Sam Byrd
l943 Victory Open winner.
Medinah's conglomeration of hills
dales, dense woods, water and tricky
dog-legs doesn't figure to be a push
over for the victory contingent. The
course record, only 4 under par ST.
was set by Tommy Armour when he
was professional at the club.
The pros and amateurs tomorrow
will be joined by ranking women
and senior golfers in a two-day, &C.
hole competition for pro-lady, pro-
amateur and pro-senior champion
ships. Nelson and Chick Evans hold
the pro-senior title. while XIV Laf-
foon teamed with Carol Freese, to
cop the pro-lady crown, and Nc
Spaden, 1914 Victory Oven cham
pion, coupled with Walter Burkemo
to win the pro-amateur honors last
year.
The open proper begins Friday
with two days of l8-hole play, fol-
lowed by final 36-hole round Sat
urGaV.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Parks Quarter Finals
Gained by Racketers

Allie Ritzenberg was the first
seeded player to reach the quarter
finals in the National Capital Parks
tennis tournament at East Potomac
Courts, Continuing his easy ad-
vance, he won over William Buren,
81, 60, making a total of sc
games won to only five lost thus far
in the tourney.
/ Also in the quarter-final round is
Charles c. Gordon, unseeded, who
topped B. Burgess, So, 6-3 yester-
day. Other scheduled mems matches
were postponed because of rain
Two women's singles were played
with 1t. Margaret Black winning
over E. M. Oberti, 60, 6-l, and
Sara Moore topping 1t. Doris Aaef
6-3, 6-3, to advance to quarter
/ finals.
Today's schedule:
! Mems Singles.
5 pm, Dunham VS.. Lynch. Hy Ritzen-
berg VS.. Kientz, Gelfand VS.. Schuttman
pm, Mat1lngly VS.. Fitch, Middleksmr
nett VS.. winner of H. Ritzenberg VS.
k1entz. and McNair VS.. winner of Gelfand-
Schuttman match.
pm, Herbert VS.. winner of Mattingly-
/ Fitch match,
Mems Doubles.
8 pm. csntwell and Tewes VS.. Harris
and Zerega.
Women's Singles.
$50 pm, Mccoy VS.. Bannick, Sweeney
vs., Root.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
French War Bride Out
For Title in Eastern
Turf Court Tennis
By the Associated pf.ss


PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-A
French war bride added a touch
of internationalism to the Compel
tive play today in the 46th annual
Pennsylvania and Eastern States
womens grass court tennis cham
pionship tourney at Merton Cricket
Club.
The French war bride, Mrs. Raw
mond Jones, who was ranked second
in her country last year tanples
with Startling Hall In the second
round. Both received frst-round
byes
The process of elimination pared
down the starting field of So yester-
day, despite intermittent rain which
made courts slippery.
The seeded players had no trouble.
Defending Champion Dorothy Head,
seeded No. l, eliminated Libby Slu-
bin, 60, 60
Fifth seeded Mrs. Bunny Harshsw
VoSters and Margaret Warner, seeded
eighth, advanced ahead of other
faVorites to gain the third round.
Secono-seeded Mrs. Virginia Wolf
enden Kovacs makes her first ap-
pearance today.
simultaneously, play advanced In
the 47th annual mems Pennsylvania
State grass court championship with
frst-round winners in field of a8
including George Ball, George Pero,
and James Schnaars.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Manor Linkswomen's S
Steady Play Earns
Team LaureIs

In the first match in the District
Women's Golf Association team Sc
ries in April, Manor defeated Ken
wood, 6-3, a result that was termed
an upset. But week after week
Manor added one victory after an
other and these added up to 60ia
points and the championship at the
conclusion of play yesterday at Con-
gressional Country Club.
Manor added to its Six-point lead
in the final days play by defeating
Prince Georges, 63, while Belle
Haven lost to Indian Spring, 5-4,
and dropped into second place tie
with KenWood.
The Manorites were led through
out the season by the former Dis
rlct, Maryland and Middle Atlantic
champion, Mrs. Walter R. Stokes
Other members of the winning team
were Mrs. John R. Daily, Mrs. Leo
Butler, Mrs. R. E. Zuber. Mrs. H. L.
Lacey and Mrs Frank Williams
Mrs. Mario Scandittio. a replace
ment, and Mrs. Bunker Hill, a sub
Stitute.
Mrs. M J. TorlinSki of Army
Navy announced the team field day
will be held September at Manor.
In other matches yesterday, Wash
ington defeated Army Navy, 7I2 to
l Il; KenWood won over Woodmont
7-2. and Chevy Chase edged Co
lumbia. 5-4
The team matches. played on q
handicap basis this year. probably
will go back to scratch play in
classes A and B next season.
Final cfa
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Major Leaders
By the kssociosed Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batting-vernon, Washington. and
Williams, Boston. .353; Di Maggie
Runs-1Williams, Boston, 50; Pesky,
Boston. 6S.
Runs batted in-Wiliams, Boston,
50: Doerr, Boston, "A
Hits--Bera rdino. st. Louis, lo5;
Doerr. Red Sox, 104.
Doubles-Vernon, Washington. 80;
Spence, Washington, 23.
TrlpleS-Lewls, Washington, 10:
Keller. New York, and Edwards, Cleve-
land. T.
Home Williams, Boston, 20;
Greenberg, Detroit, %.
Stolen bases-Case. Cleveland, 16;
SttrnwelSs. New York. 13.
Pitching-Newhouser. Detroit, l7-3.
$50; Ferriss, Boston, 1874, .765.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Bstting--Hopp, Boston, .371; Musial,
ST, Louis. .367.
R Runs1Musial, st. Louis. e5; Mize,
Runs batted in-Slaughter, st. Louis,
20: Walker, Brooklyn, 81.
Hits-Musial, St. Louis, 121; Walker,
Brooklyn, 105
Doubles-Musial, st. Louis. 26 Rus
sell. Pittsburgh, and Holmes. Boston. q.
:; Triples--Musial, st. Louis, 9; Walker,
Brooklyn, T.
Home runs-Mize, New York. IS;
Kiner, Pittsburgh, 15
Stolen bases--Reiser, Brooklyn, 20;
EaaS, Cincinnati 49,
Pitching-Wilks, St Louis, 60,
1000: Kush. Chicago, 6-l, .S57.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Player in BIeachers Might
Stop Williams, Says Lyons
BY the Associoted Press

PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-Put a
player in the right field bleachers,
SAYS Chicago White Sox Manager
Ted Lyons, and maybe then a team
can silence the big bat of Boston s
Ted Williams
Last Sunday the Cleveland Indians
shifted all their fielderS but one to
the right of second base in an at
tempt to get the Red SoX center
fielder out 1t worked only once.
General Manager Herb Pennock
of the Philadelphia Phillies said the
Cleveland strategy might cut down
on extra base hits the first few times
but if all the teams use it, think
Williams will start popping balls
over that leftfield fence
Anyway" Pennock said slyly
I'm glad that boys not in our
league"
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Griesmer's Maryland Golf Win
No Upset to Ardent Buckers

harry IfleSmerS victory IN the
Maryland Open golf championship
yesterday must be claSsed as an up
set simply because he had not won
any previous tournaments. He could
not be rated with the favored few
players due to lack of past per-
formanceS.
Grlesmer'S victory was not an up
set to the students of the game.
however, who have been admiring
Griesmer's swing, the way he exc
cutes the shots and his tremendous
distance off the tee. the short time
he has been a golf professional.
Due to lack of experience the
GrieSmer supporters were not sure
how he would respond to tourna-
ment pressure. The Washington
Aviation pro showed them late yes
terday afternoon as he played the
last four holes in even par for a
7l-73-l44 total to win the 26th
Old Line State title and the accom-
panying $3.50
Griesmer knew he needed par on
the finishing holes for the title
The defending champion and tour
nament favorite. Lew Worsham, was
a few threeSomeS ahead and had
one-putted the last three green's
for a 70-75-l45 The rest of the
morning round leaders were, as
the boys say, out to lunch. Nobody
behind had a chance.
Pars Last Hole for Title.
Handsome Harry came within q
blade of grass or two of three
putting the $50 hole. but made his
par and wiped his brow. He pared
the next in regulation fashion. but
f1ubbed a chip shot on the 35th
He Clipped close, however, for his
par.
That left Harry with a par 4
( for the title He smacked a terrific
tee shot on the last hole and had
q medium iron left. His caddie said
take a five iron. Harry said, No
I'll take four, maybe if I go over
the green III hit some of those
people and bounce back on the
green, like Snead or Nelson" His
four iron shot was perfect. and he
two-putted for his first paid golhng
triumph. Griesmer turned pro in
May of 1945
Until Worsham. co-leader at the
end of the morning round with
22-year-old Baltimore pro Richard
McHale, rallied for his 145 finish
it appeared Griesmer might back
into the title. Columbia s tough
first nine, made more deceptive due
to steady rain, took a steady toll
of the morning leaders.
McHale scared to 83. former
champions Bobby Cruickshank of
Richmond and Andy Gibson of
Baltimore, who had opening Ills
helped themselves to bogey streaks
and were out of the running The
70 shooters, Bob Barnett and Buck
Worsham of Chevy Chase, had
troubles. Three-time champ Cliff
Spencer, who had a 73 and ap-
peared to be in a good spot, quit
on the seventh hole of the after
noon. Somebody said Spencer was
IA over par. He didn't deny it.
Evening star., 1946-07-16
Eone taf spoft usa Pacing Cards Bid to Overhaul Dodgers
Slumping Padres
Must Shun Burs

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July 16.-
Bill Starr, president of the San
Diego Coast League Padres,
said here today he had ordered
his players "to stay out of all
bars" in his effort to smooth out
troubles that have figured in the
Padres recent slump.
The order, Starr indicated, was
intended to keep players from the
influence of fans, rather than
because of any excessive drinking.