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Evening star., 1947-08-03
Talon, 81, Annexes
Atlantic City Race;
Round View Is 4th
sy the As,oe;oted Pres,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. a.
A near-record crowd of 2i,971 turf
fans howled with disappointment
today as Round View, an odds-on-
favorite. tired In the stretch of the
SIS, 900 All-American Handicap and
finished a poor fourth to the Argen-
tine gray. Talon. at this resorts race
track. Talon paid 8 to /.
Owned by Richard N. Ryan, Talon
skirted the rail to beat Harry
Lamontagne's Larky Day by a nose
and take down top money of SO, ,450.
1t was the first major stakes victory
for the 5-year -old son Of Pantalon
and Guetaria.
Barney A. Murphy's Concordian
one-time conqueror of Calumet
Farms Armed, showed a good ef-
fort IN finishing third three lengths
back Of Larky Day. He beat San
ford Stud Farms Round View by
a neck.
Round Views supporters put ST.
S74 on his nose, but the brown colt,
a sensational winner last week at
Monmouth Park, apparently had too
much weight-l2l pounds-in the
saddle.
The South American invader
picked up two pounds to race the
one mile and three-sixteenths in 2
minutes, u seconds. full 22s Sec
onds of the track record set by
Turbine IN last years running of the
american.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
|EIks 10 Hold Tri-State
Pin Tourney Today

Bowlers of the Maryland, Della
ware and the District Elks Associa-
tion will beat the gun on the pin
shooting season today with a tourn-
ament at the Hi-Skor opening at
800 pm. Some 200 bowlers are ex-
pected to enter.
Among the outstanding bowlers
who have entered are: Earl Camp
bell, Julian yesterday, Lee Seim
Bill Scible, from Annapolis and
Baltimore; Oral Hildebrand, Dick
Munson, Charles Mobley, A. j. Kriz
Hagerstown; Arthur Fix, Ed Labai
Towson; Ed Mulvey, Eddie Espey
Tony Santini, Norman Schroth, Bill
Cade, Paul West. Bill Dcolan
George Beyers and many other we'll
known pinsplitters will represent
Washington.
The tournament will open the
annual meeting Of the Maryland
Deleware, and District Elks Associa.
ton. Washington Lodge will be the
hoSt
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Bel Air Results
By the Associotsd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purss, $1,000: claiming;
%sitsr ~ I Isht + r (aoRkins' 4e0 ,$ssSS SsSSS sSS
Rakish Boy GCardoza) 500
Also N5Bser bss b.r ereaenis T. (
sEcoND RACE-rurse, s1,1oo: allow
Briar Broom (Baird) $50 5.40
Knights Hurry (Grant) 7.2O
I1lme' 1lan r1a;n1@O.cballise 1;1O. GAY Rocket. Sweet
Hash, sweet Barbara, Patuxent Belle,
N0TIfffD THfRD RAc-Purse. $1,000; claim
s.n sNoyss MARI sssrn0' $50 s39SS Sssoo Sso
sGal Royal lPalumbo) go
Also ranwsallipat Manita. Eclair.
"a, s: Moore entry: ,oo. .,.
roURIH ,na p s1oo IL turionss ilST
saSs sasSS Bsiis sISnbo5 90 ?s4o sSSS
In Debt (Tammaro) $40
pusss Problem chiId; s,,oo. .u,r
Weather Q. K. lPalumbo} $50 s.6699
stiPpslns P|5,.sI ss% sg,. (sarno' 400
Also ran-Whipped Cream. Gallant Doc,
Beau Briar. Sweet Money, Nikohs Pal.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1,500: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; fur
longs.
Anriie's Dream Baird $40 $50 2.90
Fenty o. tTammaro) 3.4O ~
Comedy Player (Palumbo) 2.@O
Time. 1:252s
Also ran-Slam Bid, Hungry, Asaider,
Mr.. Elmer
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 100: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; 1,ie miles.
JameSboroYgh Drury) $50 $50 3.sso
Distant (Shirey) $50
Time, :462s.
Also ran-North Sea. Auscultation. sy-
easel, Homeward Bound, Royal Favor.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and upward; 1A miles.
Caffeine (Kirkpatrick 1910 500 800
Sir Carroll Baird $50 $40
Mr.. Jimmie (Shirey) $50
Time. 2:09as.
Also ramon Omar, McFonSo, Thor
mond, Miss Lovable, Rosedan
Evening star., 1947-08-03

Msa,s Aaden tA AAlldredse 'ken) ana Mrs. L. A
n. ndss4 ki:asass.. ssa:s shaRs kr oos sn
Nrs w Jt,,E,;. 1KE:nt,ey Bran Ksn2 :ne Mrs 1'.
.as Ari aoaston asn fxnss EarDes
i6:is2Mrs. ops faa Jean @ jessor tpr' oee5 sne
MTs MTs Marie 1as Dbs1s snitss M.s GeS and Mrs
oimstead wash and Mrs. Howard Hop.
tiRs w.sn .ad Mls loIMs e \ prss r w..h Adrse
10: :33-Mrs. T. >sehres (cons) and Mrs
ner Ken and Mrs: Edna Emeito lken:l
Andy Schmidt (ManJ; Io:46-Miss Addi.
Howard (Ken) and Miss NJ. Atshisor
tKsn2: i,;a.. o;4S-MT. Rose SER KTaft e fWtcodI
Mrs. Dallas Rand lB; H. and Mrs. Ber
psrd ey asssa .nd e MI. III % Y.ssI
Mrs: +. Il. o.HslioT.a; S;soIJMrss Pew Pew
SW.siSeHt W.sS ssar. syt.Aa .1f MI HossS sfssl'
and Ms, W. Romer> 1wssh:1: e:ss.Mrs
'Gn wsSa snd MS axr' X Murphy Il 4 nSG.as' %.as
Brooks (B. HI and MIS- Alfred Branf
(B.. h; 10:o4-,Mrs. Lois Kossler q. !,
Paulina Remey (Pr. Geo) and Mrs. Nil.
dred Fauntleroy (Pr Geo); 10:12-Mrs
Elmer GlaEk q sa e. snd Mr., I.m. LeSna1s %1a5s
q. S. and Mrs J. D. Morgan tKen)
lO:2O-Mrs. Ted Burrows Il. 8. and Mrs
Gordon Fisher II. 81; 10:24-Mrs. 9. x
Franks (Mano and Mrs. George Martii
MANI: 10:2S-Mrs Vernon House (Ken.,
and Mrs. Jos Hopkinson tKen); 1882
Mrs. Ralph Wood (Ken.) and Mrs. G. N
Hammersla tKen.l; 10:3e-Mrs. Ralph
II. S.; 1O:40-Mrs. Vernelle Fansler anc
Mrk-Harry Kipp a. s.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

Through July 27. the number OF
marlin brought into the docks at
Ocean City, Md. so far this season
increased to 200. However, the
anglers had released only 10. While
the number OF marlin released was
small, it Is encouraging to note that
anglers continue to recognize the
dire necessity of giving fish their
freedom If this sport is to continue
at the present high level.
Two new books for anglers have
just come to us from the press of
A. s. Barnes g. Co., both of interest
to local sportsmen. Bass Bug
Fishing" by Joe Brooks, werl-known
to many of you who read this COL
umn, provides the reader with almost
everything pertaining to this type
Of angling except the actual fish
themselves. Striped Bass by O.
H. P. Rodman, noted salt water
angler, is a revised edition of his
earlier work. It brings the sport
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Field Of 90 Class B Golfers
In Star Cup Play uesduy

A field of 96 Glass B golfers,
largest Of the season in that divi-
sion, will compete in the second
section of The Star Cup tourna-
ment Tuesday at Indian Spring.
The only former champion in the
eighth annual event for the 10 and
up Handicapped members of the
Women's District Golf Association
Is Mrs. Paul Barefoot of Washing
ton Golf and Country Club, the
1945 winner. Last years champion,
Mrs. E. r. Ferguson, jr., Of Ken
wood, now Is in Glass A.
Mrs. r. D. Watson, Class 3
tournament chairman who an
nounced the pairings and starting
times, requests that all players
bring their own caddies.
Pairings:
Mrs: n {: chsmDs1s iMsn.,; sa so s:ol5MIs II.
W.. w. A. s peyin MAN. Ma and Mrs: Cochran
sos0%rs aHe Ted Asi Burrows 70 s y an and ,Gs Mrs
aera4a aeaSp Fsnf5 co q and 81 mrs ae paay Paas
(colD; 9:17-Mrs. H. B. Wiley wash
Mrs. william Werber (Col) and Mrs
Cecil J. wilkinson (Col); 9:25-Mrs
Verne Wilson lcol) and Mrs, Il. ,,. O.
Porter (ColD: 9:29-Mrs Marvin Wire
(Ken) and Mrs John Gum, CKen.).
Mrs. E. S. Hartshorn tCoi); s:37mmMrs
Billich MANI: 9:41-Mrs. J. H. Nash
MANI and Mrs. George Fitton tCong)
e:45--Mrs. James somes tKenD and Mrs
Joseph Kerr (Ken); 9:49-Mrs. Charles
Penn tConeD and Mrs. Dan Moorman
(Congl: 9:53-Mrs. ALI Paul tCong) and
Mrs Robert Berry lConRD: 9:b1-MrS
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Colonel OF. Winner
by Head in Jamaica
Getaway Feature
BY the Asseeiafed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Claude c.
Tanners Colonel OF, topweighted
OF the eleven 3-year -olds under 122
pounds, drove to a head victory in
the SIS 5,000-added Mars Handicap
today as apthrong of 80. $40 witnessed
the final program of the Saratoga
at-Jamaica meeting.
Mrs. Robert L. Gerry's Pick Me
Up, a long shot, sprang the sur
prise of the race by rallying from
10th position III the early running
to finish second. length ahead of
1sidore Bieber's Our Tommy.
Back in sixth place after leading
for about five furlongs was the
Ridgewood Stables Double Jay,
slight favorite over the $s.4o for 50
winner. The mile and sixteenth
was turned in 1:464s and Jockey
Eric Guerin earned a double astride
the victor, whose share Of the purse
was exactly $4,000.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
ocean Brief FaIfers,
Finishes Second as
$4,000 Look On
By ChorIes DunkIey
Assoeiotsd Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The deter
mined Miss Kimo,. who reyels in
muddy. going. won the s28,250 Art
full Handicap for 3-year-old fillies at
Washington Park today, defeating
the pace-setting Ocean Brief by a
length and quarter.
The winner is owned by William
Helis, millionaire New Orleans
sportsman. "A crowd of $4,000 saw
the daughter Of Hash, top-weighted
at 119 pounds, take the first price
of $19,250.
Ocean Brief. ridden by Jockey
Basil James, led all the way until
the eighth pole and then just man.
aged to stay a head in front of DR.
Eslie Asbury's Brownian. who finish
ed third. Brownian, with Freddy
Smith up. finished two lengths in
front of John M. Hutchins' Proud
Ruler in the field Of eight.
Z" The rest of the field finished in
this order: Mrs. al Sabath's Say
Blue, Luke and Sneeds Hemet
Squaw. A. B. Hancock, jr.'s Spring
tide and Mrs. H. c. Judy, jr.'s Hip
parette.
Despite the muddy track, Miss
Kimo negotiated the 7 furlongs in
1:242s.
Miss Kimo's victory was her second
in five starts this year. the other
being the Cleopatra Handicap at
Arlington Park last month. She
has earned $44, 800 this season.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Doris Hart Reaches Final
In Lausanne Net Tourney
By the Assocjofsd Press

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Aug. 2
Doris Hart OF Mia.ai, Fla.
defeated Mrs. Mary Muller of South
Africa, 6-3, 6-4, in the semi-finals
Of the Swiss international tennis
championship today and will meet
Mrs. Sheila Summers of South
Africa for the women's singles title
tomorrow.
Mrs. Summers was leading Mrs
Patt Todd Of Hidden Valley, Calf
in the other semi-final, Ga, 81
when the American defaulted, say
ing she was exhausted by the heat
Mrs. Summers and her South
African partner, Eric Sturgess, won
the mixed doubles title, defeating
Mrs. Nancye Bolton of Australia
and Gianni Cucelli of Italy, 4-6
6-4, rs, in the finals.
Sturgess also whipped Paul Remy
OF France, 60, 90, to enter the
mems singles final against 'Cucelli
who beat Eustace Fannin of South
Africa, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Speed Cycling Crown
Won by Frenchmun
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Aug. 2.-Raoul Lesueur OF
France won the world middle dist
ance speed cycling championship
today with Jean Jacques Lamboley
of France finishing second in the
final race, 80 meters behind.
Ella Frosio of Italy, the defending
champion, was fourth in the 100
kilometer race behind motorcycle
pacemakers at the Pare des Prince
Velodrome. Lesueur's time was one
hour, % minutes and 38% seconds.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
BY the Assoejosed Press

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. 2.-Horse racing's annual "off
to the country" movement engulfed
renowned Saratoga today as
thoroughbreds and pari-mutuel pa
irons fiocked in for the opening
Monday Of the old tracks 84th
meeting.
Most Of turfdom's equine. aristo-
Gratis, headed by Stymie, the new
all-time winning champion
will run for nearly 100000 in %
major stake races during the a
day program ending August 80.
Stymie, who has earned SITS, $50
and Assault, last years triple crown
3-year-old. tentatively are slated to
Evening star., 1947-08-03
y Games on Top Today
In National City Loop

Second half play in the National
City Sunday League starts today
with seven games on tap. Five
teams are involved in double head
ers, with four games scheduled for
1 pm. and three for $50.
The schedule:
p.m.-Naiman's vs.. Boys Club Of
Washington (Scuth Ellipse) Basiliko W
Ahepa (Esst Ellipse): calomiris vs. dE1c
North Ellipse): and Victor LIQUORS VI
Bamby Bread Graft Hel0.
$3.50 p.m.-Ahepa Us. Boys Club (Easi
Ellipse): Basiliko vs. Naiman's South e.
lipsel. and Taft A. c. vs. Bamby Bread
Evening star., 1947-08-03
|Segura Downs Seixas
In Tennis Semifina|s
By the Associated Press

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, Aug. O.
Francisco CPancho Segura of Ecua.
dor advanced to the singles final OF
the Meadow Clubs annual invita-.
ton tennis tournament today by
stopping Victor Seixas of Philadel.
phia. 8-6, 6-3. ST, 81.
The f1fth-seeded South American
former holder of the. United States
intercollegiate and indoor titles, will
meet sixth-seeded Seymour Green
berg Of Los Angeles for the title to-
morrow. Greenberg reached the
final yesterday with straight-set
triumph over Sam Match of San
Francisco.
After losing the first two sets and
the first three games of the thirc
set, Seixas rallied to send the match
into the fourth chapter, but Segura
turned on the pressure and captured
the last five games in a row.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Col. KibIer Wins Shoot
After TYING With Deyoe

Col. E. H. Kibler and George
Deyoe tied with 49 hits each in the
Washington Gun Clubs 50-target
practice shoot yesterday. Col. Kibler
won the shoot-off. ]. D. Gibbs was
second with 48, while Vic Frank and
j. D. Miller tied with At hits apiece.
Other scores:
George. Atkinson, 46: J. Williams 45:
g: Woefel, 45; R. Leonard. a; w. Wilson,
r; 4. Walter. a; J. Burrows. 43: r. Finn,
K. Wilson. Al; R. MONTGOMERY, Al; J.
McDantel, 81. r. Cashman, Al: r, Lut-
treI; 32; Bell So, W. spiehuall, 34
Z; smith; 81; r. Jockling, 81; Miss E.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Manassas to Hold
Horse Show Todov
Special Dispatch to The s.or


MANASSAS, Va. Aug. 2.-The
third annual horse show spon-
sored jointly by the Bull Run
Hunt Club and the Prince Will
liam American Legion Post and
Auxiliary will be staged here
tomorrow at the picturesque
Portner Estate at / pm. EST.
Conducted under the rules of
the Virginia Horse Show Asso-
citation. the show will include
hunter and jumper championships,
model hunter, working hunter,
knock-down-and-out, green hun
ter, modified Olympic, hunter
hack, touch and out. open hunter,
road hack and women's hunter.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Saratoga Results
Bx the Assoeiofsd Pres,

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maiden q
}Ssyss =! n.; !Gons:: Is::s,, 1900 ssSS sso ssssoo
Also %e' ranHcu.tody. ailcsitd p.nc.n. swing In,
Dussx sscosb 1sk'' RAcLrur.e, $500: claim
Ssl7:s sSsR7s e;s5s: sssSSg:s SSM:sh isso sS ssSS
''5yis TIm., Bay fy!1sk' skenns' $40
A:G Bd Tsi 4sei 5sa@ sssEs
THIRD RAcE-rurse. $4,000: maiden
s: ;:S!: H.! $:;s;!; s!s;n $50 1888 sss ;s$
Also r.n2costarita. ssgittsire, Put and
PoTRH ,aa.s Tssees Yen. a,ss4 E,ssi
81 ssshols1ship' iss Owens, 1870 !.1e $50
elSysr eSn. fsnaTE Lem Twe1asou..S aisnsm.n' $40 o o
M,sSissp Sdsi. a,l.s Kla' Lord erilio' Hsi''on Air
sTSiTn SfS TSS,S: ESz stab: sst.y Mr.; Handicap
purse p,,'ss $4,000 added; s-'ear-oid'; liz
eoienel o'E tey.rin, $40 $40 4Ie
Pick Me Up CEenicke 1870 $50
Our Tommy (Combest) zoo
| Time, 1:46%.
Also ran-FIasheo, ouarantaine, stlee.
Green Dragon Mansohick, Rinaldo, Double
JAY World Trade.
SIXTH RACE-rurse, $4,000: maiden
3-year-olds and upward; l i miles.
Captain Dorsett lduerin) 4S0 $40 2.3o
Challedonian (Clark) 500 $50
Winter Wind 2nd Gessop) 3.1U
Also ranNxir Force 2nd. La Fleur
Ice Lady, Fonda.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So. 500: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and upward: ~ miles.
MOSQUITO Boat (McPhee) 500 460
Cabourg (GarZa) $50
Also ranSGrand Jam, -Four PLY. Brad.
win. KNIGHTS Armor, Foxy Poise, Night
Flight Abort, Steven Peter.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Aristocrots of Turf Move in
For Surotogo's 84th Meeting

meet in the 67th running of the
Saratoga Cup race on the last day
Stymie Is scheduled to start in the
$25.000 added Whitney Stake next
Saturday.
The ancient Union Avenue racing
plant has been completely refur-
bished. More than $50 betting win
dows are ready to test the trend
which showed a sharp decline in
both attendance and betting so far
this season at customer convenient
Metropolitan New York tracks.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Seton Hall Couch Named

SOUTH ORANGE, N. j., Aug.
R.-John Reitemeier, former Pur.
due University star and Seton Hal
Prep coach for five years, has beer
appointed Seton hall College varsity
basket ball coach to succeed Bob
Davies, who resigned to play pro-
fessionally with the Rochester
Royals.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Atlantic City Results
BY the Asseeiofed Press

s-ysar-olds and upward; 8 furlongs.
AAmpersss tsaundersl 4'eo ,3ao 255oo
Uhhuh (scawthorn) $40
r..s y.s5 s,os sss su,::, e..rs ss,
R1Psea sEcosp TGg ef9Ss asn;sE?ss
81 ssis ssis ''' ''ii'so 3 '5s
Low Low Knapp 4!fO
Al, Also ran, ssnIktns.s Jester, Martha a Ia Doyle,
Golden a,IH Psnnapt c,;s s;!endsd .,s Runderaw
THIRD RAcEwPurse, $1,000; claiming
H:s' Hss Sssss 'sSH,sS, go S ssS ssss
NAG FINE, Pas; i;i1sy!' 4syneh' 4'1o
Head Show. Tacaro Player, Carolina Star
isssj FouRfH FL RAeEPuFss tsa ~ i s. 500; allow.
Rustie nssI Broom ssnfIS5eS tcoTonaj a7e % $40 $50
ssPIsmsse4 sRsPPns5sa 4Bukkii9RR} pki2R}} $40 s..44SS
Also ran-Gay Gallant, wabasso, Water
''YEd' FIFTH RAcE.The All-American Handi.
ward; g. miles.
TslR9 TslG1 Dss AsaHil 7Hilsae, 1s+o ssSS 4se tsee
Concordian May $50
Time, zoos.
Also ran-Round View, War Watch
Stage Bond; Flash Burn. Bug Juice.
ances: 3-year-olds; fllies; 6 furlongs.
Singing Doll (Kirk) 1910 $40 SOC
Jessie Lea (Bsston) 20.60 134C
Helen Hogan tRoberts) SIC
Time 1875.
Lesson: Swing Tune: Name Hysro: geauti.
SEVENTH RACE-purse, $500: allow.
sness 4-yeaEriolds and upward; "A miles ss
dhMiss- War lPolk) $50 $40 3.1(
Dixie Sweep (Errico) 4.1(
Also ranNHarford, cellophane II. At.
tendant, Drum Major.
EIGHTH RHcEPurse. $4,000; claim
tns: 4-year-olds and upward. ! u miles.
Five Fourteen !Buttler) 1880 200 Al
Scoot tCadarela) $500 1885
Value Mark tPennock) 3.T(
Also ran-Fair Reward. Black knight
Memory Boss. Rough News, Damiona
Maid, Eleventh Hour, Rocket Plane.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Navy PIebe Nine Wins

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 2 (P.-
The Navy Plebes summer baseball
squad trounced the That's 1t Phils
today, 14-6. Plebe Third Baseman
Bill Graves drove in three tallies
with a homer.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Golfer Gets Hole in One

G. Marchau Barlowe made q
hole in one on the 1s1-yard par
three 18th hole at Prince Georges
Country Club yesterday in round
with o. e. Hawk. Barlowe scored
an 81 for the round.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Washington Park Results
BY the Assoeiofsd Pres,


FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; allow.
Hand dewitt 0' anu up $40 'u5lSosS Egg 3 go
vsIaIn. Eess'ta6n, Ef!s pausustino, 1880 5:sS 5sS
IL ~ S.;s5 .as5ssn.s: Mate, rez Step Fate
SH M.ls As.'asss sasSa S5ty allow
anses; na Z. 35-year-olds and up; V miles.
sf es;e.sss ss!t Esssihss5's0n 4Siss $50 szS sssSS
anti TimsMi s!sht :s45.' 4l35ss'0D' 40
cod c. s.2s..as xSs ME- e.sa e.laas oo ss
rz1s5 DiIiS SGcz@sssr.ss. seus1s paid .it3: sts3 .,,v
slli Tvis IEee therston) 1880 1000 $50
s,sIiin ssT,iriiins "a SEighleyl $50 SO
=. Also rsnNWoodford Sir, Brown Road,
Noss9s; S0s;p gsTt;Ram; Rssaion, scipio: '
Hiisr Dodson) 800 20 aao
Tiger Ti.t sI,'I Tom {Knotp 1880 1000
DeSfs; SfsrE EFl'tRs Rscempurs. Ben; 3, soo. .,,..
Isolationist ?Brooks5 $50 500 ESQ
SCSCuIceu 1uuS tJeSSOpJ 4.4O
Time 40
Also ran-cant Sweep. Doug Crate,
Cloy, PassaseEay.
SIXTH RACEPurse, $4,000 added
the Artful Handicap; 3-year-old illies;
z furlonss (chute)
Miss Kime tcurioek $40 $50 ESQ
Ocean Brief !James) 420 3.21
Brownian Smith 4'SC
Time, :24H.
Also ran-Springtide.- Say Blue. Heraet
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: allow.
sMnce: Mnce: 3.year.oids and upxard: g furlongs
Duck Berry DAugustino) 500 3.2t
Rush Act (Brooks) AMI
Also ran-Mint Guest, Sweep Gold,
MdHTH RxcEGPurse. $500: allow.
ancesi 4-year-olds and upward: LII milel
Son the TURF.
Coley Bay (Brooks) 4So 300 $40
Ny Star Featherston) $50 36(
fABoat Man Peabody 3.O(
Time, 1885.
wsls Also o,..t Isn-April Al N.Ason. Neon. No Wrinkles
aVestibula & Lookout Stock Farm entry
Evening star., 1947-08-03

Proving our contention that
Chesapeake Bay fishing at this time
is spotty, dolorous reports from dis
appointed anglers the past week
were offset by one from Abe Weiner
OF this city. Fishing with Capt. Taft
Tfppett out Of Point Lookout, Md.
he brought to net 260 fish, mostly
trout, last Wednesday.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

The Game and Inland Fish Com
mission Of Maryland announces that
new permits are required by all per-
sons holding in captivity for pro-
pagation purposes or as pets, except
bona -fide game breeders. All such
persons are requested to contact the
nearest district or regional game
warden. These officials have re-
ceived the necessary applications
and In the future will deliver all
such permits.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
With Bill Leeteh

up-to-date with all the latest rigs
and methods Of taking these fish.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

HIGH TIDES FOE WASHINGTON. n
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-18

Robert r. Young, outspoken chair
man of the board of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, will place him
self at the disposal of four expert
reporters when he appears as guest
on MutuaTs press conference of the
air, "Meet The Press" for the broad
cast of Friday, Sept 10 90 to 1890
p. m, EDIT. Mr.. Young only re-
Gently questioned railroaders' de-
mands for boosts in Pullman fare
rates, and his name has figured
prominently in discussions of pro-
posed major railroad mergers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-18
"20 Questions" Voted
Best Radio Quiz Program

A first prize as the best quiz
show in radio will be awarded Mu-
tuaPs popular radio vresion of the
old parlor game, "Twenty CUES
tions," on the Saturday, Sept. 20
broadcast g to $3.50 p. m, EDIT
which will originate from the Coli
scum at the New Jersey State Fair
Grounds, Trenton, N. j.
New jerseys Governor Alfred E
Driscoll will be the guest participant
of the week for the Sept 20 broad
cast but will divert for a moment
from the popular game to bestow
the "blue-ribbon" honors to Twenty
Questions" with a plaque describing
it as the Best Radio Quiz Program. y
This marks the second consecutive
year in which the program has been
invited to originate from New Jer-
sey's State Fair and has been the
Fairs choice for a radio "blue-rib-
bon"
The popular series, which has now
passed the two-million mark in mail
received, is emcee'd by Bill Slater
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-18
Leave 1t To The Girls"

DR.. Houston Peterson, Rutgers
University psychology professor,
will indulge in one of his favorite
Notwithstanding the American
male against the barbed word
bombs hurled by panel of critical
career women-when he returns as
CUES star on Mutual's un-provoking
round table Of romance program
leave 1t To The Girls" Friday,
Sept 10 $3.50 to 9 p. M, EDT). He
will be facing such talented femin-
inc opponents as Madge Evans,
Eloise McElhone and Maggie Nc
Nellis, with fourth member of the
women's panel yet to be announced
Ted Malone is emcee.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-18

| Nights
6:00-Maryland News and Sports
6:15-Evening Melodies
6:35-Twilight "reminiscences
6:55-Associated Press News
7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr
7:15-Songs OF Good Cheer
(Mon., Wed. and Fri.)
7:30-Henry Taylor mon. & Fri.)
7:30-Arthur Hale (Tue. & Thurs.)
7:30-Light Classics Wednesday,
7:45-Inside of Sports
Scotland Yard (Monday)
8:0O-Light Classics (Tues.)
800-Crime Club wednesday,
8:00-High Adventure (Wed.)
8:00-Burl Ives friday
8:15-Oficial Detectives (Tues.)
8:15-Scout About Town (Friday)
8:30-Charlie Chan Mondays
8:30-The Falcon Adventures (Tue.)
8:30-Quiet Please! wednesday,
8;30-Scarlet Queen Thursday
8:30-Leave It To The Girls (Fri.)
9:00-Gabriel Heater
9:30-Guy Lombardo (Mondays)
9:30-Zane Gray Show
9:30-Lets Go To Movies (Wed.)
9:3O-Mutual's Block Party (Thur.)
9:30-Music For Friday (Friday)
10:00-Music For Monday Monday
1O:0O-Forum Of The Air (Tues.)
Shadows OF Mind (Wed.)
10:00-The Family Theater (Thurs)
10:00-Meet The Press (Friday)
10:30-Orchestra Music
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-18
Milton Berle To Attend
"BIOck Party"

Milton Berle, top fight comic of
stage, screen and radio, will be the
guest star when Mutual presents
another First Call To The Block
Party" program tonight (Thursday)
$50 to 10 p. m Guesting with Mr..
Berle on the program will be the
noted pianist, Walter Gross. Jane
Ford and Larry Douglas will be the
featured vocal artists on the show,
while Ray Bloch's Orchestra will
play, as its Song of Songs OF The
Week" a special arrangement of
the new Ray Bloch hit, "Jo-Anne."