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Evening star., 1947-04-26
G. & O. Adds Rail Car
For PASSENGERS Autos

Passengers on the Chesapeake ano
Ohio Railway between Washington
and Cincinnati today were permitted
to take their automobiles with them
The plan, devised by Board Chair
man Robert R. Young, was an
nounced yesterday in Cincinnati
The line has attached an extra car
with capacity of four automobiles
to the westbound Sportsman and
the eastbound Fast Flying Virginian
President Robert j. Bowman ex-
planned. ...
Additional cars will be used il
demand for the new service in
creases, he said.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Police Investigate Death
Of Mon, 70, Found Shot

Police today were investigating
the death of 70-year-old Chinese
found yesterday shot through the
head at his home in the 500 block
of H street NV.
Henry Chin Gee of the H street
address was found on his bed, police
said, by Charles Lee of the same
address. Gee, unemployed, had been
shot in the right temple. A pistol
was lying in his lap. Gee was taken
to Gallinger Hospital, where he
was pronounced dead.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Nine Are Sentenced
|To Jail and Fines in
Virginia Bank Case
By the Asseeiated Press

RICHMOND, Va, April 26.-Sen-
tences ranging from a years proba-
ton to four years imprisonment, to-
gether with fines totaling $4,000
faced eight Virginians and one
Washingtonian today after convic-
ton in Federal District Court here
on charges of aiding and abetting in
the misapplication of funds of the
now liquidated Farmers & Mer-
chants State Bank of Fredericks-
burg.
Judge J. Waties Waring of South
Carolina, sitting in the 53-day trial
in place of Judge Robert N. Pollard
now retired, passed sentences yester-
day afternoon. The. sentences:
Hugh Namon Rakes, 48, Leesburg
farm and dairy operator, whose in
volved financial transactions con-
stituted one of the main points in
the Governments charges of multi
million dollar check kiting, -four
years imprisonment and fine oil
$13, 200.
Mrs. Lillian Conner Rakes, his 81.
year-old wife, four months impris.
onment and a fine of $1,000.
Robey Gets Fine and Term.
Clarence L. Robey, IS, president o1
the Purcellville National Bank anc
former president of the Virginia
Bankers Association, three months
and fines totaling $4,000.
Paul Karsten, jr., former vice
president of the Fredericksburg
Banks Planters Branch, probation
for one year.
Joseph E. Profit, II, member oi
the Virginia House of Delegates ano
president of the Floyd County Bank
three months and $1,000.
Joseph A. Sewers, "a, cashier ir
the Floyd bank, three months.
Kyle M. Weeks, a former member
OF the Legislature and Profits Law
partner as counsel for the bank, Il
months and $4,000.
Harry L. Lamson, 81, Washington
loan broker, three months or $4,000
(alternate sentence). Mr.. Lamsor
recsides at 2305 Calvert street NV
D. E. Nelson, ST, Roanoke real
estate broker, three months or $4,000
alternative SENTENCED.
Judge agrees" With Verdict.
Judge Waring announced the sem
tences with the comment, 1.-The big
ger they are the harder they fall
and told the jury that it might in
terest it to know that, while it was
not his province to say whether its
verdict was right or wrong, "I hap
pen to agree" -~--
The court denied motions to arrest
the verdict and for a new trial
Counsel for Profit, Weeks, Sewers
Robey, Lamson and the Rakes gave
notice of intent to appeal.
After sentencing the court denied
a request by Attorney E. r. Mcneil
to reduce Lamson's fine to $4,000
However, with no objection from the
prosecutor, Judge Waring granted a
reduction in Lamson's bond from
5000 to $4,000. Bond for all other
defendants was continued at $4,000
except for Rakes whose bond was
$4,000.
The jury had the case for 711s
hours. The trial was the longest
in the Eastern Virginia district
since the Aaron Burr treason case
of 1907.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Dom Gregory Dix
To Preach Tomorrow

Dom Gregory Dix, Order of st.
Benedict of the Church of Eng
land, will preach at st. Agnes Epis-
|copal Church, A @ street NV, at
II a m. tomorrow. He will speak be-
fore the College of Preachers at
Washington Cathedral next week,
Dom Dix, one of the worlds au-
Ithorities on the liturgy, is visiting
the Benectine monks of the Prot
Iestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America at st,
Gregory's Priory, Three Rivers,
Mich.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Army Approves
Road Extension
On Neviius Tract
| Step Due to Aid VA
In Move to Acquire
New Hospital Site
By George Beveridqe

Veterans Administration officials
moved slow step closer today to
acquisition of the 25-acre tract in
Arlington selected as the site of its
new veterans hospital.
The progress came In the form of
approval by the Army Corps of En-
gineers of plans Arlington County
has for a highway extension ON q
small strip Of land 1t owns on the
site.
The property, principally owned
by M. A. Nevius, retired vice presi-
dent of Riggs National Bank, is To-
Gated southwest Of the intersection
OF Lee Boulevard and Arlington
Ridge road.
A. T. Lundberg, acting county
manager, said the highway project
has been considered for several
years, but that there is no probable
ity it will be started soon.
Would Extend Lynn Street.
The project would extend Lynn
street-which now runs south for
two blocks from the Key Bridge
plaza-due south with a Lee boule-
ward underpass. A clover-leaf ar
rangement would give cars direct
access to Lee boulevard. The ex-
tension would pass through a por-
ton Of the west side of the Nevius
property and connect with Four
teenth street.
This would give residents of the
Radnor Heights section, near Fort
Myer, direct connection to Rosslyn
and Lee boulevard, Mr.. Lunberg
said.
Army engineers, who will super
wise general construction of the pro-
posed 750-bed hospital, told the VA
the plan would not interfere in any
way with architects plans for the
hospital.
Quick Entry to Hospital.
w. z. Bowie, real estate chief for
the agency, pointed out that such
a highway also would be valuable
as quick entry to the hospital from
Georgetown.
The engineers report, it was
learned, also recommended that the
VA give the county right of way it
requested for water main extend
ing along the south side of the prop
erty-after it is acquired. This
would involve strip of land five
feet wide and 280 feet long, the
agency said.
VA chiefs announced more than
a month ago that they would ask
the Attorney General to file con-
demnation proceedings that would
give them possession of the land.
This was held up, they said, when
Arlington County informed them of
the highway plans.
Meanwhile, the situation is fur
ther complicated by another prob
lem-what to do with a two-acre
piece of land located between the
county owned strip and the western
boundary of the property at N.
Meade street. E4 RI
He stressed acquisition of the
property is not actually holding up
progress on the hospital. "Archi-
tects' plans aren't ready yet, any.
way" he said
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Austin Heads Engineers

Henry Austin, 900 Ridge road
s. E., was elected president of the
Washington section Of the Ameri-
can Association Of Engineers at q
meeting last Thursday at the Shera-
ton Hotel. Other officers elected
at the meeting were Fred w. Cast.
vice president; George w. Thomp-
son, secretary, and Kenneth p.
Armstrong, treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Children to Receive
Art Awurds Nov 4

Winners of the Arlingtona chill
dren's art contest, sponsored by the
American Association of University
Women, viii receive awards at
pm, May, 4, at the Cherrydaie Eie-
mentary School, 3710 Lee highway.
II was enormously announced IN
The Star yesterday that the awaros
would be presented tomorrow.
Evening star., 1947-04-26

ARLINGTON HIGHWAY PLAN-The broken lines show path
Arlington County right way which the county has
plans for highway project Shaded the 25acre Nevus
tract site selected by the Veterans Administration for its
posed 75o-bed hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Legion Junior League
Books A TiIts Today

The American Legion Junior Base
ball League swings into its second
week of action this afternoon on FL
lipse diamonds, with the game be-
tween National Cathedral and Hol-
leran- Murray taking feature billing
of four games. Both teams were
winners last week. and their O'Clock
game on the East Ellipse will leave
today's winner in first place.
Other games, also at l o'clock, are
Bunker Hill VS. Government Print
ing Office, West Ellipse; Police and
Fire VS.. Fort Stevens, North Ellipse
and Fort Dupont VS.. Costello on the
South Ellipse.
In the Fort Stevens-Police and
Fire game, both teams will be seek
ing their first win.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08

We've written from time to time
about certain lax practices in the
| enforcement of game and fish laws
by officials OF various nearby States
and the lack Of backing these Law
enforcement officers receive from
| the courts when violators are
brought to trial.
This is just a gentle warning to
anglers who visit West Virginia s
streams. Make sure your license is
with you and that you violate none
of her fish, game or forestry laws
In the month of April alone con-
servation officers in West Virginia
made 262 arrests and obtained PSI
convictions. Fines alone amounted
to IS $1,000 during that month. One
was for $500 for killing a wild duck
out of season. Forestry law viola
tons comprised $50 cases, fishing
law violations IS and game law vio-
lations IL. Watch your step when
you hunt and fish in West Virginia.
Those fellows are doing a job
Sponsored by the publishers of
Outdoors Magazine and led by Bert
Popowski, nationally known author
and hunting authority, one of
the strangest expeditions ever to
invade foreign soil departed short
time ago for the vast duck breeding
areas of Southern Canada.
The fo,lr-man party of shooters
other members of which are Tony
Hoover, Harry Converse and L. D.
Fletcher-Will wage a one-month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
-Four Yanks 10 Play
In British Open Golf
BY the Associated Press

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, June 7
-Four American golfers, including
two time runnerup Johnny Bulla
have entered the British Oper
Championship starting June 30. Of
ficials of the Professional Golf Asso-
citation announced today.
In addition to Bulla, Phoenix
(Ariz) professional, they are Vic
Ghezzi of Kansas City, Kans., former
IPGA champion. and two amateurs
Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio
and Staff Sergt. Charles Jennings OF
IMedford, N. j., stationed with the
United States Army at Weisbaden
Germany.
Both Stranahan and Jennings
played in the recent British Amateur
Tournament, won by Willie Turnesa
A dozen foreign golfers are among
approximately 230 entrants for the
medal play tournament. Ofhcials
said they would keep the entry list
open until Monday. although it Off
cially closed last night, in case de-
llayed mails bring more blanks.
One of the leading invaders is
Bobby Locke, professional champion
of South Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Aqueduct Results

/ Cloudy ana last.
FIRST EACE-Purse, $4,000: Maidens.
3-year-old b., and upward; 8 Fl fprl9n 6o o.o
Challedonian (Woodhousel $50 4.4G
That's My Boy (Per5nane) $50
Also ran---sweepstake. Dashboard. Wins
SECOND RAcEIPurse, $4,000; maid
ems: 2-year- olds 5Ka furlongs.
Airfield Delara) $40 $50 ESQ
Casparilla tMcCreary) 40 $40
SPECULATION lArcaro) $40
Also ran~M sl9l; Pl4y; Succession: ". vi,
Ready Jack, Hypertype, Windswept. Props,
| Sagittaire.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500 claiming:
steeplechase; 4-year-olds and up; about 2
G Gss Re Rss'h An Hsst $50 s so sS
c0 Time, s RHss 'Hu''hers0n' ESQ
F Ft5E s1q RAcEMP1rse $4,000; claim
| ing; 3year-olds; 6 furlongs.
P ssetes $40 ssS s
Canada tWilson) $40
Also ranoRinsolette. Penetrator. As
FIFTH RAcEGPurse, 100000 added
the Astoria Stakes; fllies. 2-year-olds;
Mac j: ~ sArcaro' 1850 $40 4.ssoo
Grey Flight fDelara) $40
Time, 1;052s.
Also ran-Post Deb. Filament. Radio
| Time. Miss Mommy
| SIXTH RACE-The Carter Handicap:
purse. S25,000 added; 3-year-olds and
: Rippsy esspFloefj 1920 500 $50 80
Galorette (James) $50
Time, %
Also ran-Hornbeam, Brown Mosul,
Tidy Bid. Pelltcle. Recce.
W Helis entry.
/ SEVENTH RACE-The Girt Handicap:
purse. $500 added: 4year-ods and up;
6 furlongs
Quick Reward tArcaro) 500 SO SEQ
Freezout (Sneller) 1890 40
Miseader fDelara) $40
Time, 1:l1ss,
Also ran-Super Duper, Blue Falcon,
On the Half. Flatbush, Fox Brownie,
Larkmead Andy.
al. W. Brown entry.
/ EIGHTH RACE The Richmond Hill;
purse. $4,000; class D; allowances; 4
/ year-oldS and upward; IA miles.
Bug Juice tAdams) go $50 2.9C
Battlefre fArcarol 4.40 3.4C
/ Let Me Thru (Wilson) 5.1O
| Time, 2:05ls.
! Also ran-Lucifer, His Daughter, Bell.
wstheI: Rlght Happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Cannon and SiribIing
Face in Feature Ring
Bill Here Tomorrow

They're going to straighten out the
District light heavyweight situation
tomorrow night at Griffith Stadium
with Joe Cannon and Ken Stribling
as the boys involved. Regardless of
the outcome and whatever claims the
winer may have to local 175-pound
honors, both are planning to drop
down to the more popular and better
paying rliddleweight division.
Both are ex-servicemen busy build
ing up their regulations to prewar
status. Stribling jumped to the
front back In March when as sub
he took a technical knockout win
over Frank Sweeney, until then con-
sidered as pretty hot stuff. His pre-
vious local showing this year gave
him only a draw against AL Wright,
but against Sweeney he showed him
self as the kind of two-handed
puncher the crowd likes.
Hes also won q couple Of fights
over in Baltimore this year. He
weighs only a shade over the 160-
pound. middleweight limit, and prob
ably will have little trouble getting
there.
Cannon really is the boy who's
dropping weight. Back in January
he was up to 1913 while beating
Luther Mcmillan and the next
month he was I'll against Frankie
Lee in another winning bout. He
campaigned in Baltimore and had
an appendix operation since then,
and now is down to 1852. At that
weight he's much faster, and he is
punching better. This he showed by
betting out Joe O'Connell in one
round in Baltimore less than a
month ago.
Sharing top billing with this 10
rounder is a hereunder that brings
Jackie Crawford, local heavyweight
back to Washington against Jimmy
Lake of Montreal. No relation to
J. Lake the fight announcer.
The supporting card has Jimmy
McGriff. who usually fights main
events here, going after Bobby Suma
six, ad Art Bethea agaist Jimmy
Briscoe and PIGGY King against
Harvey Young in fours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Field Of 80 Women
In WMAL Golf Event

A field of 88 Glass B members OF
the Women's District Golf AsSocla-
ton will compete in the WMAL Cup
tournament Tuesday at washington
Golf and Country Club, according
To pairings released by Mrs. Roderlck
D. Watson.
STARTING FROM NO. 1 TEE > a
s:45-Mrs F; J. Haprashhan NIX Ken m,,d nnd
Roush i Cong and Mrs, F: ssbTss q Gong e. ,;
s;51-MTrs. + FRANK 1oBos r. ,M Mar5in '""H'' anu
MI a::ioi-Mrs. Helen Hammersla tKeno
and Mrs. Ralph M Wood Wood ken and Mrs \ ';JoH H.
Ma sl5dreds. D, ,k MGrSah a:osMMrs v House
1Ken9 and Mrs. Marvin Wire (Keno;
a;13aMrs. D R M tmssS 'W si22M anu
levy levy pr. Geo.. 9:2l-Mrs. T. s. oHai-
ioran wash and Y s6St r Rerl p, CONN 91nne
MIS-. Cochran Fisher (ColD and Mrs. Verne
Wilson coll. g53TMT ME-, "a 1co - r3 p.37
Mrs Mrs T, H. Waggaman MANI and Mrs
C F. Anderson MANI, 9:41-M Mrs., E. rs s
Hartshorn tcol and W Mrs' 4 BAKER k " wash
s s0Si Mrs, Gordon simmonds wash; 9;49
Mrs. G, W Calvert wash and Ms MS
Roy Bristsr WASH Mrs Dorian PIatt
SMan9. e:512Mrs. E. X. Murphy WashJ
and Mrs H; N. Nelson was Wash ,co,, and
Hufchison WASH and Mrs. Howard Hop.
kins wash. lO:09-Mrs. Elmer JenklHS
wash and Mrs. f: E A!dIed a amss MS
Conrad seiboid CWash). l4:l Mrs
GORDON oNeill (washD and Mrs H. j. B.
Wiley CWashD. 10:2l-.MTS. ). r. hogan
wash and Mrs. H. G. Pratt tWaSh ).
1o.95-Mrs. Gene Olmi q B. H. ana Mis
@ & Drexel tB. HI. lO:29-Mrs 81 j. n
In:33-Mrs. VIM WEIGH MAN and MIS-
shirley Haymen q. s.. lo:31--Md,rs:
sernerd schriever (B. H and Mrs. Dallas
Pherson MAN. and Mrs. Frank Heisn
Mani l0;45-Mrs Gordon Fisher u -
and Mrs Ted Burrows Il. s. lo;49T
Mrs, Lois Kossler tB. H. ann MrSi u,tcb"
ison wash, and Mrs, wa Walter " K F3map
81 and Mrs Frank Butler Il. s..
II: Ol-Mrs. Elmer CLARK u, g sru
Mrs Leonard Obert II. s.. y :uop nna :;
Alfred Brand B. H. and MIS-
GILLIAN (B H.. ll:oe Mrs. yo.,x;n
Jostes lKen) and Mrs. et zoe he Shank
t tRen3 ' and Mrs Ralph Bennsr ~ (Ke ma
Mrs. r. E. Berauist (Keno. ! I ;2lNM rs
jean lesson CPr Geo. and MIS- MaTIe
Spstes {Pr Geo.. :25-MYrs. -. p:
Nash MANI and Mrs ssu s. ( rIanKs
MAN. ll:29-Mrs; Edgar hreutzpssis
Rils Ken and Mrs L, A. Wells tkenJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
EuqIes Sign Humbert

PHILADELPHIA, June 7. R1.-
The Philadelphia Eagles announced
today the signing of Dick Humbert
as end with the National Football
League team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Atlantic City Results
By The Associated Press


FIRST .RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; furlongs; .. non
Wise Decision (Buxton) $50 $50 ESQ
a a%9eT sos Williams NqlIE9 '''o $50
Also ran@Pharaauest Speed Ball, Ar
dea sEc N,sH RAc faise.l' $50 claim
sos.eness Be- Saon % ss.1o 55ss:SsSS s.sscc
Harp Strings tErricc) 40
Also e' ran3only Yours, Fire Power. Par
rH1R Ba' RA efHos pssa s. 300 claim
ing 4-year-olds and upward: !! + miles eo
Golden Touch tstouD $50 $50
He Hi@s. 1 ?WEaiams' 4'50
onet, Kings Pride. Perfect Charge. Cor
P 5sHs s RSe AGs s sntE
ances; 3-year-olds: furlonss. o. ,o
Bourbon tBasile) 400 320
Time. 1:131s.
Also ran-a Darie's Gift; Half Shot,
ing: 3-year-olds, and upward; 9 furlongs
Tacaro-Briar (Stout) $40 $50
Burgoo Maid (BalzarettD $50
Time, 1:121s
Also ran--Big Brother. Abiel. Falsely.
Bowery Hall.
SIXTH RAcE-The Absecon Handicap;
purse. $4,000 added: 3year-olds: Ia
Jobstown CMoon) $40 $40 200
Probation (Roberts) $50 $50
Donna's Ace tCaffarella) $50
Time, 1853.
Also ran-Atomc Power, Esco Blade.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So. 900: claim =
ing: 4-year-olds and upward IA miles.
Glacial Run (Howelll 20.60 1910 $50
Daisy Chance (Scawthorn) $40 40
Rex Romanus (Errico) $50
Time, 2:0S2s
Also ran-Tchada. Burra Peg. Copy Boy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and upward: / IS miles.
Myrtle M. tStouO $50 400 $50
Sure Fire fPolk) 500 40
Lucky Change tWilliams) $50
Time. 1:50ls.
Also ran-Perlina. Benjack, Rose Cave,
Wild Agent.
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Stakes Worth $4,000
Captured by Rippey,
EIpis, Jobstown
hx Ii. As,ocioted Press

NEW YORK, June Tt rained
on all Eastern tracks today, but dol
lar bills and stake victories poured
on William Helis as the New Orleans
Greek sportsmans runners won fea-
ture races at three tracks, adding
$51 900 to his bankroll.
Helis' Rippey took the s25 900
added Carter Handicap at Aque-
duct. while the consistent. but little
known Elpis romped home in the
s25.O added New Castle Handicap
at Delaware Park. At Atlantic City,
Jobstown closed with a rush to win
the $4,000 Absecon Handicap.
Rippey. aided by perfect team
work from his running mate. TIDY
Bid. scored by head over 1nroc IN
a photo finish. Three lengths Tar
ther back under top weight OF l23
pounds. came Gallorette. who only
last Monday whipped Stynlie.
It was Rippey's first victory In
seven starts this year. He carried
112 pounds, including Jockey 1--WE
Scurlock, and splashed the seven
furlongs over sloppy strip in l:23
fat
While Rippey paid $3.50 for 81,
F,lpis was a real longShot, paying
s46, s21 80 and $40 across the board.
A consistent, but little known mem
Der of the Helis stable, Elpis was
ably handled by Larry Hansman IN
gaining a two-lengths decision over
Rampant. The little filly, Juggling luz
pounds. ran the l 1/16 mAes IN
l:46ss over a track rated good.
Epis, who picked up 22,2oo 1or
her owner, took command INSIDE
the last sixteenth where the 5-year-
old daughter of Blue Larkspur
stepped on the gas. Bridal FloWer.
the favorite, was length back OF
Rampant.
.Jobstown was clicked in 1:53 for
the mile and .furlong over sloppy
track and the winning prices were
ss.4o, $40 and $3.50. The victor S
share of the purse was S9,05U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Delaware Park Results
BY III. Associated Press


r1Rsr RAcE-Purse. $4,000 claiming;
4-year-olds and UT; fur4oneS ~ con
Jamesborcush, (Bos' on) %" % % ~
Tap Lightly tHackeD '''
Also 5aP-Aiksn R s;ynst 4 Hst Vis
s SPesn pSnde, a lord Haissn, ,ntrv
sMTs, Iapsy and b : Benp ss0oe en'T maid
ans sE s0egsar.6 aach fiiips' tGrIonss
TIA Juanita (Hanford) 4"o ~ ~
Perhaps Lynch '''o
Also isne ranWBabadora, Brine, Prodisal Gal
Devils HTp teaq R;. efTapPTqns $4,000: allow
.nSss 4yeeT;olds and upward 4 10 mii oat
Mahout wright $50 out
Rocket Bomb tBreen) ou'
Ais2 54p S9r2P PIsss sa5oo: allow
snces; 4-year-olds and Upward: turlong as
S Meee Ne l Now lkirk) ~ 10 $40
Rabies tJessopl o."o
Also ran-Tourelag. Bossiney gsldina
pecoy. Amanecer School Tie Tedious
"' FIRTH RAcE-The New Castle Hand!-
zap; purse, S22.ooo added; 3-year-oids
and up F; al and M lii nils lie >, 50 70 90
Rampant BOSTON, 1850 $40
Bridal Flower tMehrtens) 3.'u
5 Also ran-Head Smart. Sicily. First
PAGE, Be Faithful Sweet Caprice, Rytina.
Eomadc, Ariel Sons.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
aneeS; 3-yeaT-olds l mile and 20 yards.
Bullet Proof (Wrightl $50 $50 80
Peace Harper tJesSop) $50 so
Golden Bull tBrTen) 100
Time, l:44ts.
Also ran--GeStapo, Trenton, e. Mono,
Khyber Pass, Useless.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing; 4-year-olos and up: l i. miles.
Chiole Clown Lynchl $50 1870 $50
Turnahout (Breenl $50 3 50
Blue Sweep tJessopl $50
Time, 1:4s@S
Also ran-Uncle Doc. One Only. Elk
eelente, Pilots Child Cab Sir. Astral
Oranse Blossom. Mister Chat. Bayern.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up; | "a miles.
Cash Q. Boy (Breenl 500 400 . &c
shove Of (Padgett( 500 $50
BenClapper (Boston) sc
8 Time, 2:09ts.
Also ran-Miss Lovsble. One Century
County Cork. Some Where:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-08
Air Patrol, Fayorife,
lis Victor by Neck in
Narragansett Race
By fhe Associated Press

PAWTUCKET, r. l., June THE
Shamrock Stables Air Patrol, skill
fully guided along the rail rounding
the far turn by Jockey r. j. Martin,
scored by a neck over II. Ted Darl-
ing's West Fleet in the $4,000
Spring Handicap today before an
estimated 10000 crowd at Narragan-
sett Park.
Carrying 11s pounds, the victori-
GUS 6-year-old son OF Sun Teddy
turned the six furlongs in LIPS.
G. r. Schneider's George Gains was
third, two lengths in back Of West
Fleet, In the 11-horse field.
The Mount Desert Stables Will
ing Spirit closed strong after a slow
start to finish fourth.
While taking down the winners
So, $50 slice Of the purse, the heavily
favored Air Patrol returned $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50. West Fleet paid
s64O and $420 and George Gains
| $3.50 for show.
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Nd. Amateur Golf
Proorum Revised

The Maryland State amateur
golf championship will be one
fight tournament of 80 players
at Columbia Country Club June
10 through %, according to cor
rected notice sent out by the
State Golf Association.
The 9th annual amateur
championship was originally
scheduled for five flights of Is
players Friday through Sunday,
June 20-22, but was changed be-
cause five fights would have
overtaxed the course facilities on
week end.
The schedule of play calls for
an 18-hole qualifying round June
10, two 18-hole rounds of match
play June 20-21 and a 36-hole
final June %. Entries close June
is and post entries will not be
accented.
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Police Boys Club Plans
Track Meet Next Fridu,

The Metropolitan Police Boys
Club will hold its annual track AND
field championships Friday after
noon at Central High Stadium. En-
tries close Thursday night.
Gold, silver and bronze medals
will 60 to winners of individual
events, and in addition. miniature
gold track shoes will be given tor
Junior and senior athletes.