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SUBURBAN. sAIE-yIRcINIA.

0AKCREST--Red brick. on beautiful shady
lot with excellent elevation. center hall;
22-ft. ltv. rm: with frepl.. 24-ft; screened
ss fam aan asa asssess M hs
end d.. 8 twin-sized bedrms., 2 tiled baths,
ss rss ssdrm l4a ssd oa1 soses bash 5 ss
h.-a. heat: copper plumbing. cutters and
dS,Ensr9uts slate Eoef prssi ix REn sA
J. GEORGE. Rsaitor. GL. s777. OK. ols4l.
ALEXANDRIA, Yates Gardens-An un-
usually lovely. redecorated English bsmt.
home: bdrns.. 1 "a baths. oil heat. walled
sarden M mpTsSSlss fsssurss ssl sale p
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YOU are lookins
for something really nice, located on q
acre and desire home with ultramodern
very lge.. beautiful liv. tna.. extremely we'll
planned din: rm: kit. arrangemsnt with
nes no9k fi. ise rec m WIZ tssr nfep
sun deck and a great many other unusual
and delishtfIl features too nj, ngmsrous e to
Wilson blvd. dL. 1900 and OK. 4is3. Is
MATCH THIs!--Vacant. beautiful 2-story
brick home: s lse. rms. black and white
ag ri es 81 sa ssh Sss' down Si'ss ssss
CAPE COD; move in-charmins 6-rm,
~ an eeSss, a Lto6NdAsEEsS ok. < lois. vi vi
ATTENTION, VETERANS! we nave
move in; extra lge. rms; nr; schools
LoHeAcREs' IteSSo.ae Es0 oW. W. 5sis. 'A' iii
N. ARLINGTON-5 bedrooms. Q full baths,
prevar red brick, on attractive lsndseaped
room with. fireplace, dining room, large
equipped Kitchen; i, s., screened porch: @ ;ss lsrgs
! Closets. end floor has tvin-sizs bed.
CLOSETS cHSs AFa Full basement; Outside entrance
heat: steel beams: copper. plumbing. de-
tachsd sarase: outdoor fireplace: Prlce
Rhb o9 EoR tsE Sk ssstos sss saFY s n asS
rd.. GL. 6777. OK. OH. Ill
ARLINGTON BARGAIN-Purchased to ia.
cilitate adoption of a little boy, improved
PstsSstsd t. ss.d sys him bpes noa,e bss home 81
be be- lad for sI5.5oo. because virsinia re-.
1uss The foster parents to
Stretch; tt; so1ls or here; LoulS sP z
aisTisyf ss sS at s oi ee
heat. fes.S va ValueMvaiueAvalue. W E MfTcHELI
SSSRTh SSERGK al anffsaToarRis ffs5 rot s-room de-
is in new-house, condition. Detached ga
portation. Priced at ST. 300; terms. Fo,
details call Mr.. Strohecker. Glebe 5127
MARSHALL " ! WAPLE co" 1924 14th st.
ARLINGTON, VA, Lyon Park location-T-
rm., 2-story home. featuring large living
rm., breakfast rm.; sarage, oil heat and
ter, transp.; price. $9,950, small down
payment.
immaculate 2-story Colonial brick: g
ment, oil heat. large equipped kitchen; i'm
med. poss.; price, $17,500; reasonable
down payment.
home, situated on large lot; featuring fire.
place, oil heat. garage and many other re-
dnements; centrally located near transp.,
| sonable down payment. JUDSON REAMY,
1122 No. Irving ST., Arlington, Va, CH.
0S00: after 8 pm. CHI. 9124. Ia
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SUBURBAN sALs-AAARYLANp.
10 Fischer

3 sa1 81 51rm sunssoy pnssiss
BERLIN REALTY Co, EN-. 1900. ~
oAKCREsT on THE RDGE-charming
center-han plan OF rooms, 2k baths, full
garage, side screened porch, slate roof;
be seen to be appreciated. -,
hall. large. living room with fireplace and
door onto large side ams
and tiled bath on End foori full basement.
sHa lsifs 1r Eass ssSssa 1d ro' ia
VETERANS HOME, $4,000; should go GI
with small down payment: 2-bedroom'
asbestos -shingle bungalow; Oil heat large
$3.50: $500. down. $50 mo-; large, new
bungalow living room with open fireplace,
bedrooms: gas heat, stove and refgr-' tile
Sc, 300; $500 down, 500 mo-; large, new
S spen srss kehen VIZ
roos, tie basS and shower 0eo
ros ss6S Ssef sfoo aow yss s room xt
ored tile bath and shower; fun basement,
Bait. blvd. Hyattsviile, Nd. WA. 1900.
COLORED - OXON HILL, MD. - 6705
Tucker rd.. s.e;m-S7.000; new, 5 rms,
outbuiidings and barbecue pit; with 3a
acres; IA miles from D. @. line. Ask for
LEO PARISH. 15s
COLORED GI-No down payment. lovely
detached brick home located In Chapel
Oaks; living room, bedrooms kitchen,
finished attic and bath, with oil heat. large
front and rear yards. Call WILLIAM G..
LIBBY CO., RE. $500. -13
COLORED-13 ACRES, new-masonry bum
galow, 3 miles north Of Laurel: " mile
west of Baltimore blvd, on paved I'd. Price.
S7,750; substantial down payment. I'm
mediate possession. Call MR.. MILLER,
WA. 1404; ewes. UN. 1855. -l5
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PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-Apt. house, good location, rea-
sonable rents; all cash. RE 5216: I'll IL.
must have at least Q bedrms. in apt.
Answer at once, agent or owner, RE. 5216.
for investment. Must be modern ana nos
less than 80 units. No brokers' please.
HAVE CLIENTS for your property;
Nothing too large or too small; CAL
HARRY COHEN, RE. 477l. GE Q2S6. -l3
Evening star., 1947-06-11

OAKCREST - Beautiful brlck Coionl'
located on beautifully landscaped ground:
cases and fireplace, opening onto d.
uitramodern equipped Kitchen with break
fast space, powder rra; on 1st A.; maste
bedrm: with de luxe tiled bath, t oshs ,h,,s|
rm.; oil &C. heat. attached sarage: rea
sonably priced, ATTRACTIVE terms; shoW hoW
sEATY HFESe s4 9T BRek Sief "a cspe s7s2i Cd
oys HSSafd H II repsee yase fssa9 h sn
coiorfuI cHi PGai tiled bath. delghtful bedroom
space for 2 bedrooms upstairs, gen
~ BkuNsAck & s9s so p kssitors' Lee
iGi dining room room. Kitchen, . nice &c bedrooms an
sd sah aad al 4n Bath one on 9Srd snd ooa
built-in features add, to the charm Of II!
sops h co Rossd Lee Sa
IPsfSP WANT 70 ranei MAKE aK < GOOD BUY. TAX
full advantage of present market condi
tons: right row pow about sbout 20. 200 houses ,;c. ar
the s best buys. just cali oW. 1887 and as
oAKscREsT; "a GRE BY By owNER-5-rm. bricl
semidet.. oil air-cond. heat, tile BATH
storm sash, fenced yd-, fun bsynt. wit
outdoor entrance; close in, conv. to every
thing: priced reasonable. GIL. 5113. N
LOOK, FRIEND--Are you going to rus
buying the first home you see or wouldn'
you prefer to know most of what IS on tn
market and make the best choice? The
get the REALTY BULLETIN, since it's fret
Just call oW; 1891 But DO II now; i
right in the heart of Clarendon. bed
rms. and bath on each floor. Outdoo
bldg. also could be rented. REALT'
BULLETIN CO. oW. 1897. -12
acre Of high ground, on, Arnold busiine
the house is cute. brick bungalow Wit
. bedrooms, living room with fireplace
dinette. kitchen and porch; full basemen
with Oil h.-w.h. The terms are excep
tional; owner insists on property bein
sold this week. Shown BY appt. only
INC, Realtors, cH. 4soo. 47o1 coIumbi
slnej s4osk kriias1Sn'r aSD FLAME IA COLONIAL % lom
that is in new-house condition and 10
Gated very, conveniently. It has hy, rn
with hrgpl-. din. rn. and equipped XII
on frst a.: bedrms. and tile bath up
stairs: full bsmt: oil h.-w:h.: garage; 800
terms; BIcKE a LUPToN, Realtor'
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Continued on Next Psse)
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DRIVE BY THE OUTSIDE Of these prop
erties and all EX 57O5 for an appoint.

ment to inspect.
1914 Downing pl. ne, 20.500; four
s3i 9Th St sw., $4,000; grocery stors
and apartment under lease, $1,000 per
175o Mass. ave. NV, S49.50o: complete-
ly furnished rooming house, income. S946
per month.
brick 4-family fiat, separate gas heat In
2,os Goth st. Sc. S21. 900; 4-famtly
brick, S236 per month income.
RUDDEN g. COIN, INC, 1017 ss.
NV, EX. b705 until pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
|BoItimoreun Waits Term Here
lin 5000 'Money Jar Theft

A 52-year-old man today is await
ing sentence in District Court as q
result Of his conviction yesterday
afternoon on charges Of stealing
5000 from a Filipino store pro-
prietor under pretext Of making
money" in a jar.
The defendant is Samuel M.
Goines, colored, of Baltimore, whom
a jury found guilty of two charges
of grand larceny from Hilarion
Yoro, of the first block Of Rhode
Island avenue NV, proprietor OF a
store in the 1900 block of Fifteenth
street NV.
According to the charge, Goines,
last May, obtained 5000 from Mr..
Yoro to get "acid" to be used in
increasing the amount Of money.
In June, Goines and the companion
returned and on that occasion, Yoro
said he turned over $3.50 to Goines
after obtaining part Of the sum by
selling an interest in the store.
At the June meeting Comes had
jar with him and went through
the motion Of putting the money
in 1t. Yoro said Comes left after
Evening star., 1947-11-07
cIeanIinessC Committee
Indorses Rule 10 Allow
Burning Of Dry Leaves

The Commissioners Committee
on Cleanliness and Sanitation yes
terday Endorsed a proposed change
in District regulations that would
permit dry leaves to be burned on
private property between sunrise
and sunset.
The present regulations prohloit
the burning of leaves on both pr1-
vate and public property.
The proposed amendment to the
regulations, which has been written
by the District Regulations Com
mittee, requires that safety precau-
tions be maintained by the persons
burning leaves. Dry leaves were
specified because, it was pointed
out, wet leaves would cause smoke
annoying to residents.
The committee also reported ia
forably on the proposal to seek
legislation that would permit the
District to 90 on private property
and destroy weeds provided owners
gave permission.
The startling nuisance was dis
cussed, but no action was taken
pending receipt of information Of
q new busting powder, which 1t was
explained scare the starlings away
from any building or tree where it
is placed, but will not injure the
birds.
Improved conditions were report
ed from the New Union Market,
Fourth and Fifth streets NE, north
of Florida avenue. At last months
meeting, complaint was made that
the market merchants were dump
ing trash In the streets and sweep
ing it from their stores and side
walks into the street. The mer-
chants have discontinued this prac-
tice, it was reported. and the streets
in the market space are flushed
every day after the close Of busi-
| y,nec
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warning him not to take the money
from the jar.
Sometime later, however, Yoro
said Goines telephoned and told
him to remove the money" from
the jar and place it on a table
This Yoro said he did, only to dis
cover later that the money con-
Evening star., 1947-11-07

sisted Of some burned paper and
ashes wrapped In paper.
Goines was prosecuted by Assist
ant United States Attorney John G.
Conliff, jr. Justice Richmond B.
Keech, who presided at the trial,
referred the case to the probation
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officer, pending sentence. The max
imum penalty for grand larceny Is
three years and four months to
10 years, making 1t possible for
Goines to be sentenced to serve from
six years and eight months to
20 years on the, two charges.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
LuyhHI Church Plans Sole

A rummage sale will be held at
the Layhill (Md0 Methodist Church
on Sandy Spring road from 10 am.
to pm. tomorrow. Refreshments
will be on sale throughout the day.
Evening star., 1947-11-07

The population Of the United
States increased about Is per cent
between 1920 and 1910.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Baltimore Club Opens
REGATTA al Sue Island
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-An oper
race for two classes Of cabin cruisers
and an unlimited out-of-board heat
today ushered in the ninth annua
Lord Baltimore Regatta Of the Balti.
more Yacht Club at Sue Island.
The regular program begins to-
morrow with events for service and
racing runabouts. hydroplanes and
Pacific one-design boats, conclud-
ing with an unlimited free-for-a
Lew Kunzelman Of the host club
outdistanced five other starters In
the one-lap event for cabin cruisers
His Caledonia came in 100 yards
ahead of Louis Sands Ditto Of the
Maryland Yacht Club.
The opening race, an unlimited
outboard heat, went to William w
Franklin of Baltimore. driving
Claghorn II. John Doetsch's Kay
was second and Bob Freeman s
Stinky was third.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
So 4nPus C141GIk I s
AEAESAaEa

YOU know how good he was.
think he'll have q swell team. and
we'll try to get them on our sched-
ule."
Courage will report to A. U. in
about two weeks. He's been a
captain in the Army, and while IN
Italy coached the Mediterranean
Theater swimming team that won
the European Area title. As a
pro fighter he had rs bouts against
heavyweights and light heavies,
winning 50 and losing only six. He
had SO knockout wins.
The recent strike that tied up
some boats on the Atlantic has its
repercussions in collegiate football
ranks. Georgetown u. is ready to
go to press with its program for
the Fordham game here on Octo-
ber 4, but it will have no numbers
and no team picture of the Ford
ham players.
Reason is that the Fordham
equipment manager was in Europe
and the strike delayed his return.
So far he hasn't had time to issue
game uniforms and numbers, and
without those items they will have
no pictures taken.
Next to the coach, it's usually the
student team manager who knows
most about a football team, who's
good and who's only $3.50, what kind
of season the team expects, and so
forth. But that's not the case with
Dick Johansen. Georgetown senior
He doesn't know thing
about the Hoya eleven, he says, be-
cause he's been too busy just keep
ing back the crowds that come out
for Georgetown practices.
Is George Washington pointing
for GEORGETOWN? The boys at
Let's went to the movies twice last
week, and both times they saw
movies Of last years game against
the Hoyas. Georgetown won both
times, 1876. Gene Schroeder, ALL
High end at Anacostia last year who
had his pick of several colleges. now
is a freshman at the University OF
Virginia, and may get a starting
berth right away. About the only
thing Coach Art Guep needs to turn
out the best Cavalier eleven since the
Bill Dudley team of ls41 is ends.
Gene is Just what the doctor ordered
Albie Booth. Yale's famous half
pint back, will be referee for the
Georgetown-N. Y. U. game here on
October "a. . Carl Butkas is George
Washington's candidate as the best
local player. Houston Elder. one
of the assistant football coaches at
Maryland, coached high school ball
at Portsmouth, Ohio, before the
war. His record is 80 wins, 10 losses
and seven ties.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Handy Comfort, $40,
Rallies for Victory
AT Narragansett
By The Assoeiossd Press

PAwTUCKET, r. l.. Sept. g.
Jack Horns Handy Comfort, 9-to-
10 favorite Of the crowd Of 22,0o0,
proved q speedy winner Of the $l0,-
600 Consolation Purse, the 6-furlong
sprint for 2-year-olds at Narragan-
sett Park today in place Of the can
celled Jeanne DArc Stakes.
The latter, a $4,000 added stake Of
the same distance for 2-year-old
fillies, was cancelled because only 2
Of the 60 eligibles were on the
grounds due to the reluctance OF
horsemen outside New England to
ship in because Of swamp fever.
The 2-year- d-daughter OF Andy
K came from behind to score by q
length over D. A. Rosenbaum's Re
born. She covered the distance in
1:l2.
The daily double paid $82 80, with
827 tickets sold combining the Fan
tasy Farms Steel Reign, odds-on-
winner Of the first, with Mrs. G. j.
CANDLES Careless, 16 to ! winner of
the second.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
By Ben McAIwee

With high-ranking naval, govern
ment, business and civic leaders
rolling the first ball in various
league openers, another big duck
pin season swings into high gear
this week.
Admiral Charles L. Brand will
help the Navy Department League
usher In It's twenty-sixth season at
7:3o pm. tomorrow at Penn. Rec
reation. Richard Dunaj, new mem
ber of the Washington City Duck
pin Association Standing Commit
tee, Is president of the 16-quint
loop. Joe Kuttner, vice president.
Ken Wright, secretary, and Harold
Higbie, scorer.
The Capitals largest bowling
league, the PBA with 81 quints,
gets underway at 1880 o'clock Tues
day night at Lucky Strike with
Commissioner of Public Buildings
w. E. Reynolds on hand for the oc-
casion. A second section Of the
loop will start at 7:30 Wednesday
night at Lucky Strike with Deputy
Commissioner for Administration r.
o. Jennings attending.
Paul D. Banning, Chief Disburs-
ing Ofhcer of the United States,
will attempt to make the first strike
as 18-team Treasury mems loop
opens it's ninth season Tuesday
night at Lucky Strike. Officers of
the league are A. v. Sullivan, presi-
dent; l.. A. Weisenburger, vice pres
ident, and c. r. Benner, secretary
scorer.
Navy Capt. A. E. Uehlinger, pro-
duction officer of the United States
Naval Gun Factory. will present a
trophy to last years pennant-win-
ming West Shop team when the
Naval Gun Factory Recreation As
sociation League starts Friday night
at Lucky Strike. William F. "8ucky"
Burns is president Of the 24-team
circuit and Joe Goode is secretary
scorer.
For the tenth successive season
the Washington Traffic Club loop
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Mems Quints Clash Tonight
In Preseason Pin Matches

AS an added feature to the
Bowlers Victory Legion and Damon
Runyon Cancer Fund tournament
scheduled to start at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at Petworth, Host Vernon
Graves has carded two preseason
team matches between quints OF the
mems minor District league.
At 7 pm. the Petworth No.
combination of Mike Gass, Horse
Ballard, Harry Brown, Ralph Reid
and Joe Rhodes will engage the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace outfit ol
Auggie Widmer. Mac Rossi. JACK
Moulton, Pat Crescent and Bill
Seidenberg.
Immediately afterward. the Pet
worth No. 2 crew Of Waldrof Reed
Johnny Stewart, Jimmy Carroll
Nick Benner and Rocco Nocera will
oppose the Queen Pin aggregation
which includes Jim Turnburke, Joe
Digulimio, Carl Shank, Vince Adams
and Johnny Shea.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Tjmonium Results
BY the Assoeioied Press

FIRST RAcEwPurss, s1'ooo:, maiden
Ethel Ehe Morse a tGrisss} ~ zoo 500
Cairness tNertney) $40
Also ran-Aluiscultation, sauimp. West
over Lady. ornery, Buddy u.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: about 8 fur
Verte (Houand) $40 $50 2.so
As As You Is loBIienl 1910 $40
1eddy diy.s sma55 adsst lRaueD $40
Also Ean@@bragon Dor. Bass Fiddle,
Baby Billy ,King Rooney. White Rocket.
rH1kP P.lz a2u9ls ssias sl55o s5sso Claiming
Coral water fasisssj $50 80 24e
Dusty Moment BRADY 2.4O
Also ran@Rannss.a Moose, Don of Reno,
is N'CRi & Rothfuss s sa' and stsar stsnas Stable
'nS' FOURTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; about :
R9s. Rgssle I'll Time saassat tNsrspsy' go soo ssso
paPdnsani1: rfne' !os, (orans' ESQ
Also ran-Princess Tide, Kapmec. Any
"aE ffa T21e'fszez ssSs sasS $500: allow
ances; 3.year-olds and upward; il. miles;
Lawisss Miss 6bostono 4.2o ESQ S.2oo
LII. johnson ttalumDOt 0.OU :, ~
Bellclapper Drury) $50
Time, 1:51.
Also ran-a Beau Wynn. Fitsmede,
Comedy Player.
SIXTH RAcESPurse, $1,000: claiming
3-year -olds and up; about furlonss.
Kohinoor Palumbo) $40 $50 2.4O
Good Pasture (Austin) 400 3 LOO
Distant (Scocca) $50
Time, :023s.
Also ran-Teesy. On Print Royal Patch,
Mahseer, Quick Ann.
SEVENTH RACFPurse. 81 900; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; 6h furlongs.
Fourth Estate (Griggs) $50 $40 4.So
Balloon (Nertney) 700 42O
Royal Favor (Austin) 4.SC
Time. 1:22A.
Also ran-Jerusha. Grey Del, Lord
LoudSun, Alhalon, Gallant Doc.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81, 200; claim
Ing; 4-ysar.olds and UP; (: miles.
Bus v: q. (Grant) $40 2.40 2.20
Five o. Four (Snyder) @2O 32O
Saxonian Orury) $40
Time. 2:21zs.
Also ran-Duelcan. First Party, Mech
an1Ze, Quaker Brass
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Northern Virginia Tennis
Tourney Opens Saturday

The last tennis tournament of
the season near here. the Northern
Virginia Open, has been scheduled
starting next Saturday at the Buck
ingham courts.
Events are mems and women's
singles and doubles, and mixed
doubles. Entrance fee is s2.50 for
singles and So for doubles teams.
Entries may be filed at the Ten
mis- Shop, 1925 Nineteenth street
NV; at Yeatman's Hardware and
Arlington Sports and Hobby Shop
in Clarendon, and the Colony Sports
Center at Fairlington.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Results
BY the kssoeiofsd Press

FIRST .aAAcE.eus.s, A Pure, $500; z e,,a claiming;
steel ReiEh (RodrirueD $40 2.do 2.2oo
snsss Tims, iaGssso i:9sI 1'fo
s4on1 AiS Don s:aas s's s.ns s1ss ss
!ss ssEs::! I'd
FAKE courass {MeMull.n> ~ SO
zias' zise ian9koush a;asI Honey. Call Quick.
''.Al'nSi bslIy li double paid $3.50
s-year- -olds; s furlonss.
Andys Sis Fernandez) 4.eo 2.so 2.49
knisbtPaaS kass fmsss tRiessrd, 1HiossTs, 800 Se SS
Also ranIwait For Me, oayr, Any How.
SaPofR PouRTH III RAcE-purse. $4,000; claim
Ring Master (Mann) 1880 $40 42Q
RI:sk n.s n9us.nets gyst ynees sessrv.lho $50 2G
Also ran calabozo, Hemjohn. sut
c.4bsf FFFH cEssS FagrPai.i zoFss ssgSo Claiming
Uns s nlonp' end Upward; furoass
NJ Tet Rambler (carvalho) %.2o 2eG
Time. 1:12ss
Also ran-Dark Ship. Mae Case. suxal
Man
SIXTH RACEPurse, $4,000: The Con.
ISOLATION: 2-year-olds; furlongs.
Handy Comfort (De Witt $50 $50 2.2(
Reborn (Richard) $40 2.S(
| Evening Rose (Carvalho) 26(
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-War Raider. Dufile. Lusmores
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow,
ances; 4-yeer-olds and upward: 1ris miles
Butler (Carvalho) $40 420 acc
Tennessee Kid Ode Witt $50 2.A
| Airy Acres (Tobin) 3.4t
Time, 1:46.
Also ran-Danny j., Adonis- Justa Note
On the River.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
dh Transhot Qullol $50 40 3.4l
dh Broad Daylight tB'D 1880 11.s0 7.ot
2 Gun (Rogers Az
| Time, :462s.
| dh-Dead heat for first.
Also ran-Mister Chat. Dockie, Turn
| about, Samanad, jolly Soul.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Hunters Lodge Champion
Of Hi-Skor Pin Leuque

Hunters Lodge finished first by
two games in the Hi-Skor Independ-
ent mixed summer bowling loop.
The champions also carried off high
team scores with a 578 game and
1,643 set. The Happys were run
ners-up, two games ahead Of the
Birds, Scamps and Woodchoppers,
Greeley was tops for the men
with an average Of 1902, barely
nosing out Fine with 110-18 and
Reed with 110-5. Taylor was high
for the women with 1o1-30, while
Cowell was second with 1922.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Favored Blue Yonde|
Bows 10 The Doge
Al Garden State
BY the Assoeioted Press

CAMDEN, N. j., Sept. 6.-The
Doge, 5-year-old son Of Bull Dos
and My Auntie, won the 1-milt
Valley Forge Handicap at Garder
State Park today by a length ano
one-half over Mrs. e. H. Augustus
Blue Yonder.
The crowd Of 24.097 made Blue
Yonder the favorite after Poly.
nesian, top handicap performer, was
withdrawn. Morris Dixon, trainer
of the Elmendorf Farms sprinter
said Polynesian was recovering from
a slight cough contracted at the
Newton Square, Pa, farm.
G. L. Dupuy's Applenocker, out
slider in the field of six, was third
a length farther back and a nose in
front of Christiana Stables Alexis
Evening star., 1947-09-07
Aqueduct Results
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maidensi
iae sso tSr9nsS as6
doldton (Atkinsonj $50
Also ran-Princess Mary. Miss Atomic
DGis SECOND of RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
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Lady Janice.
sSSRPa snSpsPiIifI sAs1o. sasry Babylon H.nd,o.D;
purse $4,000 added: 2-year-olds; fur
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rl:ss fine. eonnssREd T!nsEs! Clark $50
sas 1ss7 S.ass aRsss, Esssf 5s ssI II Asas sHs
&C. V. Whitney entry.
0Br0OkmeaQe STABLE entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds: furlongs
War Adend (Jessop) gro 100 6.10
Miss Reckless (Guerin) 4.70 $50
| Heliotrope (Delara) $50
Time, 1:13.
Also ran-challedonian, CEst Tout, Gel
lophane. Lenwell, Saracen Miss, Teaneck
Comet, Lucky Reward, Operator. Blucher.
| SIXTH RACE-Purse. 900 added:
the Discovery Handicap; 3-year-olds: IN
cosmic Bomb (scurlock) $50 900 $40
Double Jay (GiIbert) 29.70 900
Phalanx Oonoso) 2.70
Time, 1:61h.
Nso raa-colena OF. Miss Pt.eo
| aDonor
Mrs. r. L. aerry-D. Howe entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow.
| ances: 4-year-olds and upward; furlongs
Indioue (Atkinson) $50 2.90 2.3C
| Sandy Pam (Delara) SOC
Also % Esn4Blue Falcon, eu.madito
1icai EioHTH RAcE-purse. $4,000: allow.
sncss: $;year-olds; lii miles. 49,,
ksssi s!:s sie'sR. s!!s $40 S ssS
Also ran-World Trade. Dawes Boy
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