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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends o.
Longer Longer 1ircGndisonsd ksnnsls pickup
HoILHWooD k I'm Ign s,s S Ssts.
ns aps ssePens a. sost s AZ gyD
SPECIAL CHRIsTMAs SALE, cansriss,
doves: pigeons and other birds; used CAGES.
BoxERsLyour Christina. puppy is ready
excel quality. Axe reg. Alex. os05. ~
BEAUTIFUL Cocker Spaniel puppies; black,
tered; champion bloodline reasonable.
poW sio Hsason s aahsop 0Sss
2s7s. Sat. and Sun. all day; after week
COCKER SPANIEL puppies black, Axe
registered the ideal Xmas gift for chill
$$5 5ss55 SIT NV BET Bet. and pm pr.
POINTER. black and white spots, pedi-
fems. SIS ss1 is nssnhoase W Shoo
s se' ga P ss::en 's''' Dt tne 'fgRR'
Cocker SPANIEL black puppies, NAL.
s.Sss soi " sa,s
Dn 'i Ho, go e. wa Vas
GREAT rYRENsEs. choic. male pup; .
gentle companion: excel. guard and .
real dog: will hold until Xmas. WA. OBS.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe regis
tered, 2 reds, reds and white, 8 yks
EEqsi k H s9il reg all service. lS for
your dog. Make this merry merry
Xmas for your pet; heated kennels with
individual outside runs in the most mod
Completely outfit your dog from our nns
Sslectio Pr Of supplies. For reservations.
cocker PUPPIES. sired by grandson Of
My Own Brucie; black. black and white,
rsa sns sss yh s.m.. sen d hsses
S miles no. of Silver Spr, on Ga. ave.
pike. turn left at sign in lane. sH. 77ss.
COCKER; black. female. Axe reg. MRS.
KISS H RRoss lSle St Pa s.,
to the best, we offer the finest country
boarding the best home cooked food ana
the same individual care your dog gets Of
home. Fairfax 11-J-2.
KRrSS KROSs KENNELs-A few choics
cocker spaniel pups for Xmas delivery,
Axe reg' temp. innoc, wormed. Fairfax
CANARIEs-Beautiful young males and
fema.es, all colors. beautiful singers 200
Plymouth st.. Silver Spring. 81. <s0a.
FRENCH POODLE PUPS. standards. famous
S SloOdline 400 and exceptionally beautiful.
BOXER fGprIEs. faxn, Axe reg osn
Ia Plata 1851 Or La Plata 1921. Is
COCKER sPANiELs, red, black. blond, 10.
male. to mos. Axe registered: aise
Great Dane pup. female. Cali Hillside
444s, 522 6sth place, Seat Pleasant, Nd.
CONTINUED On Next PsSSS
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling, carpentry
plastsring, painting. etc. free estimates
ION NJ T9 @yT de srn years sD to pay HAMI-
cARPENTER-C ONTRACToR : Rec. rms.
and attics in knotty pine. Celotex or MI
Wood planking: porches. steps, floors;
home and commercial repairs: financing
syrsnF ed 4F 3 W. RUSS days. VI. 1925;
CoNCRETE-CEMENr WORK, footings,
foundation walls basement floors. porches,
steps, retaining walls; winter work properly
FLOOR sGRyicEI .Set but the pes.
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
9euet Installations, Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CoNJJRRAGToRs INC. 1912 Wiscon-
GENERAL ooNTRaAcroR-complete COM
plercial and home alterations, additions
Hon CO. Fl. ssIo: EYES Mi oP WI ssSS
GENERAL CONTRACTOR; new building
remodeling. repairing, oak flooring. con-
S GSt9v1 WORK Gr ete estimates free. c. A.
KITCHEN .i, ,kIMoDELNG. painting. cabl-
flooring: Altico Tile in any color for kitch-
sTRgcTIoN CO. uN. s55a . 10
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
sering; all work guaranteed; monthly
terms. Free estimates. WA. S4s6. days or
ALL BRANCHES of home construction,
modernizing and repairs: winter special,
ton, with select oak floors. plastered walls.
windows, wired outlets, ST, 45o; deco
rating and heating additional: monthly
peymemts Il desired. Phone WILKIN-MAY
sS $50 u and to Co. WA sl64. from
SAVE FuEL-Have your house insulated;
low rates. Cali Overlook 1868. III
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

aRPss 81 $780, .7 1st d e. lssf:
ADDING MACHs., typewriters calculators,
pree NJ 1885, 1885, CO. ou 9s25 any eve. k sanda TOP
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, calculs-
UNITED TYpEwRiTfER n co en Sis 4 i4t ai1 &.
misunderstanding bric-a -brac, china.
hlshsst s sash prices paid Call MJRRHtS.
b bEf'Sa on dining room or contents o,
a noms TA VII aS Pay . cash We DO moving 'to
porch furniture in any amount wanted
can toasy. MR. GRap wv Ma 10 $50 ga; please
BICYCLE, In any condition. wanted for
m1 mats must be reasonable. Phone CO.
BOOKS. astrolosy. numerology. palmistry.
occult subjects. List titles. Box 29l-z.
BOOKS WANTED by washing,on's fastest
growing book store. Highest prices paid
3 pfnS s P rs? IsaE Book STORE. 7si 9th
vantsa !e9 csm "a
EXCHANGE. 1410 New York ave NV.
CAMERAS and eauip;;-Get our free ap-
esFHs sf NsU 9orF aS.
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment. ali
ae SsMeIs bought at highest prices.
opposite Dept of Justice. RE. 2434.
s;:a f Ne &c., 5sss r.. xs ss
snd discarded jeweIry, Cash paid ERNEST
MS 81 Old ls aoi 5 dsm D post..
and wrist watches, initial brthstones, dia-
mond WEIGHING rings other jsTsry pYT,
JEWELRY co. 7I9 eth st. NV
sash; PFC prompt removal; 1--WE do movinT5.
Observation-Disclosures din rm., COM
ple,e, or breskfront china closet, secretary
buffet. ia. PIP, call after 3 pm. -15
odd pieces best cash prices; buying and
selling for over so years. We do moving.
HoPWooD's. sth and K SITS, NV, NE.
FURNITURE - Highest cash prices for
furniture and home furnishings; entirs
eoe ap ser1ee
For FIn, IL best 4, results. call MR.. DUFFY; at
FURNITURE and household effects of tn.
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites.
Ga9 PIECES Or enIye home Please call to-
$ii KAHN Nc; 81 sss5s at s$s s. ~
s siss any 81 f asa4 any condition; will pay
xSe osSs! ssE5 PIANO So
for courteous appraisal
s s:s f5 ri ',s RS sss! g:ss
goods; ear can pay cash. Phone after 8 pm.
REFRiGERAToR-will pay $50 for 10 "a,
or electric refrigerator; must be in good
i sEfRiGRRA sa s4sS buy a. elee5r,.
REFRIGERATORS. gas and eiec.: best
sGE It, stf Rod Sc s s0f Ws service. s1ass
5Tqks9 sr, We S Fly, 81 and trade Lynch
RUG; ABOUT out 1875 1891 IT. must be good
sET Or NEWS GOLF CLUBS. Call Nh.
SEWING MACHINE. electric or treadl..
t1r private party, TIE. 6s77. Id
fspsiF nemsteesins Buttons nas al co ssPs
ssafs 81 cEBoxEs le3e e. sf fs1
wANTED-BeI,er E ni~ OF Of n oSD fur.
:Ess; sSsnisss; g. 81 s44s' ' l''n''ai'' Ma
eenston IN ex Sdgnf slysrs.ss
49, sSPsS Sas: 81 isss DS
XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, must be over
25 years old; will pay top prices for this
type Xmas decoration. CHI $500. 1as
picture frames clocks.
also antique furn. china, firearms, curios,
relics, etc EN-. 42O5 or Wo. $500.
AM INTERESTED in stamp collections,
coins, ANTIQUE jewelry, music boxes, Cur
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver,
jewelry, diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
ing, luggage. photographic equipment, mu-
and what have you? Will call MAX
ZWEIG SONS. 937 D st. NV, Me ella
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY. self-servlce; $1,000 weekly: no
fne home; $4,000, goodwill. on terms.
Grocery, $1,000 weekly: very large
apartment; long transf. lease: rent. $40 a
month: $1,000 goodwill, on terms. For
appointment call Kessler with OSCAR
SEIGEL. 525 9th st. NV, Elk. 2501, DU.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

class hotel; same owner many years. now
retiring; clears about $4,000 profit an
nuRliy; will accept $4,000 cash down pay
ment and balance 5000 monthly; only re-
Sponsible, experienced operators considered.
BOB HOI.LANDER, exclusive broker, 1000
n. z. ave. NV, Ma. 9743. Cali for appt,
no phone information III
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FOR RFNT-Caterpillar. motor rraders,
Diesel bulldozers. all sizes; diesel cranes,
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers. ali
tyres; everything for the contractor Call
GIL 2212 or GIL $685.
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fully automatic.
Iog. table model; on matching
let; like new: $126. Alex. $40.

complete in attractive console-type cab
met met -J practically new, sacrifice at $3.50.
sdSs 542as: Es. o s: sess 7ss:. T..
s AsE% < sA iSss si5 N LIMITED ave-
R "a 18th PHoS Sesn sYss m 81
Il 1247 oJ RGA-Victor table model reasonable.
s s5hS Ssh r.I wi slss sssa clean, excel
RANGES, ELEcTR1ccLGHE. Hotpoint. Kel-
yinator, Westinghouse: for Immediate de-
l' os5 st. terms nS H NA ss4s CENTER
RECORDERS, radios phonos. Special
Christmas sale Of recorders wire, tape,
Observation-Disclosures s and cleo. &C. CO. and
Dc; rebuilt and guar; immed: del;
tors are ana IN msny
sds ssfors ns% 0bss f 1873 1asf n~
R sssyGs sa' delivery nfns
and Gibson; liberal allowance for your
TER. 5i4 10th st. NV. IA. ss7a.
Gu IT, sooa eon a''s shSS All Gil ssss
KEFEIGERAToR, 8 cuff: rrisidaiEe and
four four gas range. cheap. Call Wo.
4I5S after T:30 evening. 49,
REFRIGERATORs, new Westinghouse; i'm
meliate, delivery; trade and terms; also
: s SSiTT s szi5 SHkEvf VIC 1874
REFRIGERATORS, Kelvinator, Leonard,
General Electric. Crosby: all guaranteed.
Call Atlantic $3.50, ia 18th st. ne; open
Sunday. Repairs, service on all makes.
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. 5h Gu IT,,
REFRiGEkAToR, electric, Universal. 8 Gu.
Iai int
motor; $s5' CAN va. Siss D. 'Dn. ISIS A
REFRIGERATOR, General Electric. 4-cu.-
IT.; new unit: Tyr. guarantee; also many
others; crosley, S It.; Norge. S It.; Norge,
z #. Call Atlantic $3.50 ia 18th st.
ne; open Sunday. Repairs, service on all
REFRIGERATOR, @. E.. 5 GU. IT,. good
REFRIGERATOR, seryei, modern type g.
cubic-ft., almost new condition, $3.50; also
Apex washing machine. wringer type, good
working condition. S35. WO: 0152. lis
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot, 8 IT.. and gas
siHEf s23o Dmp R. sSos GOOD eosd
Ref REERrG MR ZOE sERvEI. eue,s t.s.
good condition; 500. Cali EN-; liza.
q. * ssssi sqhS 81, s.ss. ~ Poftlsaa f.
REFRG.. Kelvinator. secondhand, $75.
1 Crosley. also secondhand, $50. Call
after pm. Mon, 1722 H st. NV. lis
RESTAURANT CHINA. new. sreen band
style Buffalo and Syracuse make. $4,000
pieces: .5fs Of list price. DAVID HAY
MAN. 627 Ind. ave. NV. DI. $500. 2o'
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ADDING MACHINE. ASK for Mr.
MALoNEY, SH. $3.50; ewes. GE 1881.
MACHS., typewriters, calculators,
cash regs., office equip; any kind; top
price. ME 1885: CO. 1928 eve Sundays.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, calcutta
tors, bought and sold and rented. RE lit.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. 8l3 l4th st.
NV.
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2240.
1b IVES. s %sod5 SD ah sRs
TYPEwRiTERs-christmas sale Of over
9S :as asS SD
l-year guarantee: terms; our ;s7th year.
New portables available. AMERICAN
EfpE JOSE CO. d daa5 ae cagsS1 a.
TYPEWRITERs, new portables ali makes;
also standards and portable. rebuilds. To-
DAY; co. 1928; week, DI. 1872. lI12
TY W Wi portable. and up
rights, latest models: immed. delivery;
rfffp'sa b sf5i s'fas e.
2O19 14th st. NV. MI. 400. Open until
T. Gag. sn IF
With the Magic Toueh." H See a. 14s1
FEkSfrEix.,RIRriEEa RENTAL SERVICE 2 S99ls
Ny S.l,i $50; 3; slss9: nS AL: S. "a: deP:
Premier vacuum cleaners. complete with
s sIssnsF e s5Ss AYE SEWING
vAsc ed CLEANERS. brand-new, APEX
cleaners tank type and upright models:
and Iv eh STOP h APP fss e
4 /. RADIO CO., 400 South Capitol st. TR.
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover, compl. ac-
Woodbine, Chevy Chase. Md. Wi. 1881
VACUUM CLEANERs-Let US demonstrate
the new Singer door and hand vacuum
ss5 ssns 81 SS ssss CO..
Se. 2Sa
VIOLIN Antonio Stradiya RUS 1T34 modeI
yIOLNs ~, very fine ones. ex,musician;
GE: 8323 after 5. IT.
VIOLIN AND CASE. y, S25: guitar, $13;
skating outfits; typewriteI sig: gas rance,
e. s' soha. s6sr ' lee ss9s o.s sri:
WxlR Rfs re eoo esf2 s.s.7 br.nd1n s
beautifully finished aluminium outside and
inside, 4-inch glass wool insulation. oak
tional oirer. Phone Mr. SMILEY, At.
WxRDRoBE. Ice. walnut. 1411 Under
wood st. NV. GE. 1854.
a &c. .oo ai's sonon @ s ssh 8.
!. Arlington. Phone OF. 1851. 10
WASHERs-Bendix. Thor. MAYFAIR. G-E.
etc: some for immediate delivery: easy
terms. ELEcTRicAL CENTER. b14 10th
!; WAs siHj MA xs ss1I s.nd,x. d. lux.
model good condition; also Roll . Way bed
and mattress. $685. st. NV. OR. 1883.
WASHING MACHINE. MontsomeY Ward.
good cond.. s3b; LIB West woodhine.
S 4Sshkas :'i MA III vi ts ssao new never
unersssd; installed and Guaranteed. 1910.
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7: GKUC, WHAT'S AND BEER, In Va.
lease. Former owner used to do over
$1,000 and good operator can do 1t again.
So, 900 down.
q, Groc., meats and beer: col. trade
Weekly bus. 81 300, mostly cash. Short
hours. Priced low at $1,000. lock. stock
and barrel. Terms
3. One-man groc.: weekly vol. over
$500. Nice liv. quar-, low rent immed.
poss. Of apt. 50 500 down.
4. Groc., meats and beer: weekly bus,
81 400, Good operator can do much more,
nice apt. that brings back $50: good
lease. Terms. KOGOD g. BOOKOFF.
631 st. NV. Ma. e389. Ma. 1874. lis
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S. Henry ST., Alexandria Al
CABINET. knotty pine, shelves. ~ inches
iqans; other items; excellent condd.' Ma.
s@ 1s sag Price m sss ST. tits
CAMERA, contex III Fl. 5, perfect cond
best offer. WEBER, RE. 1920, Ext. 231 s.
CAMERA-Ben g. Howell, le-mm.. new;
leather case; cost S345; sacrifice for $3.50.
G C.MY Va Isl; 70 a Tn pm daily ~
sTedit on photo or movie sauip BRE fasiaisis
e sss e. aye flash c Gs R RE $40 oa
t;4:5. 80 MN. German enlarging lens, S13:
e caE E1sE sl wa .am Gas NM Revere
& Keystone, 8 mn. projectors. 1876 dis
count for for cash; Movie t1lm; COLOR flm
So Pao1 9ss s9DP 1vse 81, NO ps s9aS
GaMERAsmL 81. . c pna Rollinex. Speed
9F c CAM sRs Eio
CAMERAS, enIargers and equipment sold
e sh.S s5saiti 4I soMMER as CAMERA Elk
Sr. service. A soMMGRs CAMERA ltsi1Faa Ex
GaERa l5S sell s sOsr Camera before
CAMERA Can Err ExcHANdE. i4Io N, 7. ave-. NV =
Santa Claus has Just
eras you ever saw. All types new Kodaks,
Zeiss and Argus cameras in stock. See
Charlie Adams today for the best values
eras bought, sold and exchanFed: THE
!; z -WHE Len CO.. INC. s27 14th
sssss ~ r'' eaahs ss0r hR p
CHANGE, l410 N. Z. ave. NV.
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z Or 3 rooms; S45. DE. 3o44; -l6
HEATERS, new, and used loil pot type).
;.' SSSS f5SSs' CO.. lott i}'fH A 's So
H ITs. Frs s sos and gas gsE and USED 81
co. 2237 Georgia ave.
HEATING-Oil furnaces and oil burners,
and Wer oonnp with
Rsss CO. ''s s i ' s aV SERVICE
HIGH CHAIR, pair cabinets, for ends of
sofa, sled. lawn mower. l15-B. West Wood
h bins, g Gh .Typ cha as M a lie, .,
ticaliy new cond'; s s. Ra. s4ss. " p Wi5
ICEBOxEs,, chairs, beds, spr. and mat,
lumber, odds and ends. Rear 422 End
ICE BOY x so1 mo- old; sS5: leaving town.
addition; So Gail VI, 1857. II ts0D
Sssr shSo so %o ed 1sa neekad.
rubies. $@a5 soid si ispei VAIN M ens
ffVfNG RooM shffEs spc coeftai
table, drum table, miscellaneous items.
LUMBER Of all kinds: plywood, suitable for
electric trains. A complete line OF, new,
marks: Ma. $500. 4ss K st. NV. Open
LUMBER-Pine direct, mill shipments,
! truck load lots. immediate delivery; also
have some hardwood flooring, steel win
dows and other millwork. CATLIN LUM-
LUMBER BARGAIN, while 1t lasts-sea-
soned fir framing, all sizes and lengths
bevel-edge siding, ship lap and molding.
pickets, sheathing and shelving; low prices.
Drive out Leesburg pike, Rt. z, So mi.
past TvSon's Corner to W. B. KERN FARM,
on rigs:l of old mill. Open daily, to g..
MACHINES. Multilith duplicating and Edi-
phone transcribing; practically new; con-
| tact Mr.. Waller WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.,
| 18th between and 8. -15
MOTORS, SIS and up: refrigeration, COM
pressors and parts. refrigerators, for sale
MOVIE CAMERA. new. mm. Cine Kodak.
ewes, or Sunday Am 81. 445s. -16
MOVIE SUPPLIES-S nm. home movie
outfits make excellent Christmas gifts Con-
suit us before buying; 15% disc. for cash
TOWN PHOTO SUPPLY. 1869 irving St,
OFFICE CHaiRs-a. mahogany chairs, i
swivel: new condition; both $25. WI.
oFFICE EoUIpMENT-Desks, chairs, ming
cabinets, safe, conference tables, etc. CIR
Gle. 1112 14th st. NV, DI. 1879. lie
OFFICE EQUIPMENT-Typewri desks.
chair. $50 I'D; Paymaster check writer's.
count and check writing needs; rebuilt,
for your own personal demonstration Of
no protection PAYMASTER OFFICE. RIM.
ia. 1924 K st. NV. RE. 2299. IT,
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Record Field of 72O Women
Listed for Corby Gun Event

MANI; 1898. Mrs: E. P. Moore a: NJ,
Mrs. E, Widmayer. Ken; 1912; Mrs: M:
J. Torlinski "a NJ. Mrs Robert Keebier
Mrs E. V. Brumdel RenJ 1o:50, Mrs: J:
Bullock (Kenl. Mrs. C. B: Munro Ken;);
1888. Mrs. Webb Hayes lGol2. MIS- Rich
Up. g.. Ora Emge Up. g..
1902, Mrs. Karl GILES q; s.; Mrs 4
MIS- MS H. Ravenal &c. G., Mrs. P. Israel
e. c.: 11:l4; Mrs, A Phelan &C. CO..
From 10Th Tee.
eos, Mrs. Norman Frost tColD and
Mrs. A. G: Minnix (Colo' gig. Mrs. a; A:
Finckel (Coi): $40, Mrs. j. ]. corson
wash and Mrs. Lloyd Dennis wash
a:25. Mrs. J. F. conklin "a; NJ and Mrs
Rr,s N olive n "a and M Mrs r. r. NH Hunt *
NJ; Gag. Mrs, E. Hanson tCong2 ane
Mrs. r. T. King "a: NJ; 9:36. Mrs. g
Calvert (Wash) and Mrs. H.. H. Good,
man wash; go: Mrs Don Hess u 81
IMan.); Gas, Mrs. F. Morgan MANI and
Mrs T. Nell (Man); 1852. Mrs. Z B
Lockett tKen) and Mrs. william Foiey
Lois chaimson (P. CD; 1000. Mrs g: E
Peterson ken and Mrs. C. A. Jostes
(Ken9: 1904, Mrs. r. T. Brooks 1Man. }
and Mrs G. E. Martin MANI; !O:Os, Mrs
l.. & si@wonds T Ys5s s Ms, Ma Marvin L
lois, Mrs. M. H Dinneen wash AND
Mrs. G. F. Bailey. jr. wash; 1920. MRS
Herrmspn O. % NJ n1 ana r. MT F.rs r.
(KenD. Mrs. william Abel (col) and Mrs
r Heyman Il. s..
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Within five months he was a
scratch player, with the aid of
lessons from Macdonald Smith. He
started playing tournament golf
the following year and being
financially able, played only in the
big ones. He travelled from coast
to coast, gradually improving his
game and making an occasional
appearance in the prize list.
Before the District golfers left
Hot Springs in June of Al, all of
them had seen enough OF Riegel to
realize that they would hear more
of him. He had been there for six
weeks and to the caddies he was a
Paul Bunyan. They ell had tales
of his long hours Of practice, his
prowess on the golf course, rounds
of So, 81, etc.
Riegel made the winter tour sew
eral times. won lot of low amateur
awards and usually beat many of
the pros but never all Of them. He
won the Trans-Mississippi, was
medalist with a record score in the
National Amateur last year. He had
picked up enough prestige to be
named to the Walker Cup team
that defeated the British this year
Played Second Fiddle.
Riegel, however. in his six or seven
years of tournament golf, first
played second fiddle to Bud Ward
then Frank Stranahan. Ted Bishop
Willie Turnesa or one of the other
top players. He never could crash
through with the big one until last
week.
Riegel was a college student al
West Point. where he played plebe
football. Hobart and Lafayette
After college days he went to France
and returned to what he used to cal
his home. Glendale, Calf, where
he dabbled in writing He is husky
SO-pounder, 80 years old, about
5 feet 10.
After the Hot Springs tourna-
ment. Riegel played in several pro-
amateur tournaments around Wash.
lington with Rut Coffey, the former
Winchester and Hagerstown pro. as
a partner. There was lot of Mon
day morning quarterbacking here by
all present at that Hot Springs af-
fair, with everybody saying Il told
you that guy would win the National
Amateur some day"
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A new and surprise women's club
champion was crowned at Indian
Spring In the only club title tourna-
ment decided over the week end
when one Of the Women's District
Coli Associations most improved
players, Mrs. Roderick Watson, up
set the medalist and favorite, Mrs.
Karl s. Kiles. ! up.
In the mems championship quail
tying. Volney Burnett beat par by a
stroke and the field by two with SO
that captured medal honors. Will
liam McFerren qualified with q IL
and Eddie Ault. defending titlist,
made the grade with Is.
Row Tuerke, who was given little
consideration in the Kenwood Club
championship pretournament rat
ings, continued to sweep past the
clubs tournament players and into
next Sundays 36-hole final against
Charles Price, the defending cham
pion. Price defeated DR.. Joseph
Kendrick, 2 and /, and Tuerke won
over Joe Wilson, z and /. in semi
finals.
The Quantico Club team proved no
match for Kenwood in a team
match except in the top foursome
where Pro AL Jamison and Bob Con-
rad won 2 out of 3 points from Pro
George Diffenbaugh and Don Miller.
Kenwood won the match, 281a to Az.
Bobby Brownell and Cliff Andrews
beat the rest of the field into the
semifinal round of the Manor Club
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Hursey Is in Great Shape
For Bell Bout, He Reports

Washington's Smuggy Hursey,
training in New York for his fight
here next Monday night. writes that
he really Is banging his sparring
partners around. He's in great
shape, he reports, and slowly is get
ting his weight down to the pre-
scrioed 155-pound limit.
His fight at Griffith Stadium next
week is a hereunder against hard
hitting Tommy Bell, contender for
the welterweight title.
Hursey is sparring in New York
against Roy Miller. Major Jones and
Levi Southall, but expects to get
back to Washington on Wednesday
or Thursday.
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Field Of 81 Entered
In District Amateur
Opening Tomorrow

Defending Champion Bobby
Brownell and two former titlists,
Ralph Bogart and Billy Shea, are in
cluded in field of 81 entered In
the District Amateur golf champion
ship that starts tomorrow at Wood
mont with an 1S-hole qualifying
round.
A number of washington's top
flight golfers are missing, but may
be on hand before the event oficially
starts.
Match play in the championship
flight of 50 starts Wednesday and
continues through 36-hole final on
Friday. Prominent players entered
include Charles Price of Kenwood,
Howard Nordlinser, the 11-time host
club champion, and Earle Skinker
Of Columbia, q semifinaliSt this year
in both the Maryland State and
Middle Atlantic championships.
eroupings and STARTING times: rs.k
s .n5 .,I 1rf oood sasS %soo s.F'' go
e ao ST. f.ldn aaa 3oo F :s ss
fTeeb bufIoWS -. ~ v-xu;.L Ivan
and 1t. Howard sias (B. H: 10:06-
Morris Abrams II. g. and - HoiioTay
Manor; 10:15-col. Paul Clifford AM
and Martin Mccarthy (colD: 10:20-.Don
io:So-Biil Briegs 1Kenl and MeTrell
Whittlesey CManor): 10:40"Maury Fitz-
fsIsid ana E.F1s sk5pfer and dcq Nj
kr if: %Sod;ss Fletcher scolA ., and
webb (CoD. and 1t. Jim Kinder tP. g;
11:15. Joe Wilson (Ken) and Gerard 70.
"a. NJ and Dr.. W. D. Wiley (CongO;
il 40. Dick Schattman Il. 81 and Leroy
smith (Manor); IL so. Joseph Hubb (Ken-
woody and Howard Halpin Up. H.
1910, r. w. Williamson (Ken) and
Bowers q. 81 and 4. u. Youngoulst
(Ken0: 12:46. Dick Hardy (ken) and
/, Howard Nordlinger (Wood) and
william L. Shea (Cong); 1:2O, Ralph
1Xnor); so. Sam schwart1 CWoodJ
and c. A. Slater. jr. (coll; lao, ". 4.
S.; I As. I'd Workman wood and Bob
Phi1lipson twoodl: 1:60, JACK shulman
wood and jay Wolf Il: 81; 1855, Ey-
erett stsanen1 (Wood) and Walter u. Gal
liner (Cong0
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Golf Play Dominated
By Baltimore Teams

Baltimore teams hold Ave Of the
sight auarterfnal berths in the
Maryland State Golf Association
team championships after yester-
days first round matches. Three
WASHINGTON teams scored byes tn
the three other places.
In the only intercity matches the
Country Club Of Maryland team
scored five points out Of six in the
last two brackets to defeated Manor
III, ut Manor. Hillendale Of Balti-
more edged Catoctin Of Frederick.
11h-6h.
Indian Spring. Chevy Chase and
Prince Georges drew byes. In other
matches Baltimore C. C. defeated
Aberdeen. 14-4; Rolling Road de-
teatsd Bonnie View, on -sh. and
woedhelns defeated Suburban,
141a-sA.
C. Q. a Nd, IL; Manner, 7.
Andy Gibsop and Eddie Johnston &C. C.
and Bobby Brownell: Ken Scales and Eddie
ss.ysr &C. M M? .1ar point to for st Esrl
bert and Ernie caldwell &c: C. Md, "
ppint to AZ for John r. Miller and Lee
after; Francis Csrnes and Rip Mann &c. c:
sph II points xu &c s5 md e.
4. Il. 6eei and Don sullivan; Sid schxin
and Leg Hsselbeek G. G Md; 2 points is