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Evening star., 1948-10-14

today with the original owner of
the pistol as the star witness.
Police said that when the pistol
was traced back to its original own
er, the man said he sold it to Good
ell Saturday night. The pistol was
found yesterday in an alley two
blocks from Mr.. Johnsons s drugstore
at~600 Third street S.W.
The 54-year-old druggist was shot
In the back about 10 pm. Tuesday
by bandit who was quoted by a
witness as saying, Doc johnson,
this Is a holdup."
The witness, Mrs. Edna Muse,
colored, of the 600 block of Third
street SW., picked Goodall out of a
Evening star., 1948-10-14
HiIIundoIe Fire Auxiliary
To Hold Fair Saturday

The ladies auxiliary of the Hillan-
dale (Md) Volunteer Fire Depart
ment will sponsor fair at pm.
Saturday at the Hillandale Recrea-
ton Center on New Hampshire ave-
nue. extended.
An art exhibit and hobby show
will be among the attractions. In
case of rain the fair viii be held the
following Saturday.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
On the Air Tonight
Listen to Joe's story at 1915
o'clock tonight On Radio Sta
Hon WMAL and Station WMAL-
FM.

Molly didn't regain conscious,
ness before she died. And Joe
had to be mother and father
both to his boys, 8 and 10.
Joe used to go to Barney
House when he was a boy.
Later his sons liked to spend
their spare time there, too.
Now Joe relied more than ever
on the neighborhood house for
assurance his boys were well
occupied when he couldn't be
with them.
After work, he spent much of
his time at the house, coaching
the boys in boxing, baseball
and other sports.
Joe, jr., is 16 now, and q
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Zoners Allow z Weeks
For Briefs on Purkina

Persons and organizations inter-
ested in the District Zoning Com
missions deliberations on proposed
additions to the off-street parking
requirements for new construction
will have two weeks in which to file
briefs.
This was announced late yester-
day by Robert o. Clouser, executive
officer Of the commission. The pro-
posals were aired at a day-long pub
lie hearing before the commission
yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
Inquest Holds
Two in Staying
Of Druggist
Fast Breuk in johnson
Case Credited to
Tracing Of Pistol
BULLETIN

A coronerS jury today Or
dered Lawrence Goodau and
Edward Jackson, ir.. held for
action of the grand jury in
connection with the murder of
Nathaniel Johnson.
A .45-caliber pistol, which po-
lice said was traced to a pervious
owner, was believed today to be
the clue responsible for the fast
break in the holdup- Staying OF
Nathaniel Johnson, Southwest
druggist.
Charged with murder last night
less than "a hours after the colored
druggist was slain were Lawrence
Goodall, "a, of the 400 block of Oak
dale place NV, and Edward Jack
son, jr, Is, Of the 800 block of Dixon
court S.W., both colored.
An inquest into Mr.. Johnson's
death was to be held at 1880 am
Evening star., 1948-12-12
arlington County

Friday for a weekend visit ir
Wilkes Barre, Pa, with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gazenski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Roland, who
have been living in Detroit for sew
eral years, have returned to Arling-
ton and are again making Their
home in the Aurora Hills section.
Miss Mary Bulge entertained
members of the Washington alum
nae chapter Of Alpha Sigma Tau
Thursday night at their home in
North Arlington. A Christmas box
was packed for the Pine Mountain
School during the evening and a
buffet supper was served.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Frank Kendrick
of Oakcrest are visiting in Spring
field, Ohio.
Mrs. E. Paul Jones of Arlington
Village has returned from months
visit in the Middle West, at Toledo
Chicago, Ames, Iowa and at her
former home, Des Moines.
Mrs. DeLisle Lane, who motored
to the West Coast, is returning via
the Southern route to visit relatives
in Georgia and North Carolina.
Mrs. William Muller will entertain
at bridge and a buffet supper to-
morrow night at her home in Ar
lington Forest. The guests will be
Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. William Rich
ardson, Mrs. Bruce Frantz, Mrs.
Elmer Carlson, Mrs. William j. De-
Mix, Mrs. Hugh Logan, Mrs. John
Roberts.
The Venture Club Of Arlington
held its Christmas party and dinner
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Members of the Arts and Science
Club OF Washington entertained al
a farewell party last evening In
honor of Mrs. Margerye Prytherch
who is leaving on the 17th for o
three months visit in California
The party was held in the recreation
room of Mrs. Prytherch's home In
Aurora Hills. Mrs. Prytherch will
visit at Laguna Beach, Paradise
Cove and with her brother-in-lav
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rivers of Van Nuys.
Mrs. j. Homer Strange of Ashton
Heights is visiting her mother, Mrs
I. E. Cooper of Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. A. w. Simmons Of Westmont
was bridge and buffet supper host
ess Thursday night, entertaining
Mrs. Edward Groves, Mrs. Richard
Byrd, Mrs. Charles A. Bronson, Mrs
Hoyt Lemons, Mrs. Herbert Carroll
Mrs. E. Cameo and Mrs. Susie w
Lane.
Col. and Mrs. Reginald Pepys De
Winton and their children, Anthea
Elizabeth and Anthony Charles
pPepys, are occupying the home OF
Col. and Mrs. Frank A. Allen, who
have gone to Governors Island. Col
De Winton, who Is on the British
Army staff, expects to be in Wash
ington about year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Frink
with their grandson. Bobby, are
spending the winter in Florida.
Mr.. Joseph G. Gazenski and his
daughter Sharon of Westover left
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Christmas Partv

A Christmas party for Red Gross
workers who served in the Mediter.
ranean theater will take place Sat-
|urday at the Carlton Hotel. Miss
Anne Griffith, a former program
director overseas, is in charge o1
arrangements for the 6 to 9 O'Clock
party.
Others on the committee are Miss
Agnes MacMahon, Mr.. Raymond
Fisher, Mr.. Joseph Swain, Mr.
Ernest Brett and Mr.. Ollie Atkins
official photographer for the Rec
Cross during the war.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Thursday night at the Hot Shop.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry G. Trelogan
had as their guests for dinner and
bridge last evening Comdr. and Mrs
Hal Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
D. Mater and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl L.
MoSer.
Mrs. Elliner Tucker, Mrs. Blanche
Yorkdale, Mrs. Stanton G. Moore,
Mrs. G. E. H. Goodner, Mrs. Kend-
rick Gibson, Mrs. William Wright
and Mrs. T. B. Brown were the
guests Wednesday night of Mrs.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Coast Guard Fete

The Washington Unit of the Coast
Guard Welfare will meet for lunch
con Tuesday at 12:45 o'clock at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Mrs. Richard L. Burke, chairman,
will introduce as guest speaker Mrs.
Edwin D. Foster wife OF Rear
Admiral Foster and vice president
of the Woman's Army and Navy
League. Mrs. Foster will speak
primarily concerning the work
which the league does in connection
with the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Miss. .Br01Vn engaged

The engagement of their daughter
Cecilia to Mr.. Thomas Melvin
Wheatley, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wheatley, Is announced
by Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j. Brown.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr.. Wheatley served three years
with the Navy.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

Hugh Reid who entertained al
bridge and a buffet supper.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

She passes for 2s Even friends agree on the early
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she is AZ. Wouldn't you too like to turn back the
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hormones work beneath the surface. actually help
improve the skin itself and keep it smooth. firm.
youthful looking. Many report results in 80 days.
$3.50 plus tax.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
old Grid Stars Shine
In Touchdown Golf

The time has come to NoE
referring to Tuf1y Leemans as Wash.
ington's all-time grid great and tt
speak with more respect OF his
golf game.
In the annual Touchdown Club
outing at Manor yesterday it waa
appropriate, but unusual, that ex-
football stars won most Of the hon
ors. Leemans was the low net win
ner with an "a, minus 10 handicap
strokes for q net IS. Low gross
after q draw, went to Tommy Webb
who a few years ago was q tor
center for the University Of Mary
land.
Eddie Ault tied Webb with q Il
and second net went to Larry
Thompson with 88-20-68, and thirc
to H. E. Davies with 86-l7-69. A. c
Blairdell played the closest shot t
the l1th pin, s1s feet, and Franz
Grimm hit the longest drive on thu
18th-275 yards.
Frank schiappa, playing golf TO
the first time, turned in his 1913 TO-
hi1h rroSs
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Landon Sweep Looms
In Manursing Tennis
Dy the Assoeiotsd Press

RYE, N: Y, June 1o.-With Gil
Bogley spearheading the drive, Ian.
don School was conceded q good
chance Of making 4 clean sweep in
the 18th annual Private School Ten.
mis- Tournament as the last round
came up today at Manursins Island
Club.
Bosley, seeded No. I, ousted Alan
Fischl Of Phillips Exeter. 60, 6-4
yesterday to gain the title round
in singles and today was to meet
Richard squires Of Hill School
Squires, seeded No. 2. eliminated
Jack Yates OF Landon, 60, 81
Boeley was the choice to gain the
crown.
Bogley will team with Yates anc
squires will join forces with Gilbert
Rothrock in the doubles final, fol.
lowing the singles match. The Ian
don boys defeated Henry Boldge
and Benjamin Teneyck from Choat,
School, 81. 6-3, while their Hill
rivals had trouble hurdling Ftsch
and Clyde Barker Of Phillips Exeter
rs, e6, Us.
Today's matches also will decide
the tourney team title, for Landor
and Hill were deadlocked with II
points each at the end Of yesterdays
play.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, June 19.-Television
fans may get q break In the return
Joe Louis Jersey Joe Walcott match
Wednesday, but they won't know for
sure until Monday.
Sol Strauss, acting promoter OF
the Twentieth Century Sporting
Club, insists he still is working OH
last t-minute details Of the television
offer. There was no television at
the recent Tony zale-Rocky Gra-
zianc show in Newark.
No Delayed Television."
Strauss explains that the fight
definitely will not be seen on what
he calls delayed television," by pic
lures to be shown after the actual
contest.
When asked to confirm or deny
reports that Felix Bocchicchio. who
handles Jersey Joe Walcott's af-
fairs, had said there would be tefe-
vision, a Twentieth Century Spokes-
man said, "We're promoting this
fight. And wen make our an
nouncement Monday"
When and II the television Is an
nounced, the fighters will cut in for
q piece Of the cash. They will share
on the same ratio of 40 per cent for
Louis and 20 per cent for Walcott
as vii, hold in the actual net gate
and radio money.
The movies, owned by the pro-
moters, will be leased to a movie
organization for showing. Louis
gets 40 per cent of that and Wal
colt 20 per cent with an additional
.21s per cen. added later out of the
Twentieth Century's share. As
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Laurel Rocewoy Start Monday
Draws CupitoI-O Owned PAGERS

Laurel Raceway trotting track,
despite 4 construction lag, will open
on schedule Monday night, General
Manager Dick Hutehison, jr.. said
today, with the $1,000 Inaugural
Pace for 4.year r-olds and up, q mile
race. headlinins an eight-race pro-
gram.
william E. Miller. Washington
businessman and president OF the
Oxon Hill trotting track--which
originally was supposed to inaugu-
rate harness racing in this area, but
postponed Its debut until next sum-
rner-and Meredith Capper. anoth-
er Washingtonian, win have entries
in the program.
Miller, q veteran driver. will pilot
his Mr.. Morris Scott In the night s
pacing feature, while Capper viii
drive Billy Milier, . trotter. In the
third race.
Robert .. Browne, ;r, Of Ba,ti-
Evening star., 1948-06-19
D. c. Golf Victory Mrs. Bowers
Birthday Gift to Yeur-O|d Son

Nine years after she won the
Kentucky State women's golf title
at the age Of is, Mrs. b" Little
Bower is District womens gol1
champion for 4 second time, but
unlike her outlook after her first
important golf triumph, Mrs. Bower
is not too concerned over new
fields to conquer.
Asked If she intended to COM
pete in the Maryland women s
championship in mid-July at Balti-
more Country Club, the Indian
Spring golfer replied. Heavens no, y
and then told how she actually al
most missed Yesterdays District
final at Woodmont because the
Bowers baby sitter did not show up.
After all. Mike Bower was having
pretty important day of his own
his first birthday-and he wasn't
in any mood to be left alone.
Mrs. Bower plans to compete
in the remaining big tournaments
in the District this year-the Mid
die Atlantic and the Payne Cup
but out-of-town events are out.
Victor's Play Her Best Ever.
The small gallery that followed
the match in which Mrs. Bower
defeated Mrs. Betty Meckley Of
Kenwood club. 5 and 4, saw one Of
the finest competitive rounds in
local tournament history and Mrs.
Bower proudly admitted it was the
finest round OF golf she ever had
played. With four unplayed holes to
60 when the match ended. Mrs
Bower needed par for II. She
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Seats Go Fast, So Video Fans
|Muv See Louis -Wulcott Fiiqht

usual, Madison Square Garder
Corp. and the Twentieth Century
Sporting Club are co-owners.
Neither fighter worked out yester.
day but both box today and tomor.
row. For Walcott tomorrow's drill
will be the last but Louis plans te
go at it again Monday.
Louis latest weight was 2151a and
Walcott. 1877.
7 The latest rundown of the odds
show Walcott a 12-to-5 underdog
representing a considerable swing
from the earlier Stool figure. The
price against Walcott scoring a
knockout Is 81 to / and against
Louis winning by kayo. 6 to 5
It's 3 to l the bout won't 60 the
scheduled Is rounds.
Off1cials Are Conjectural.
4 Early conjecture about the referef
was stimulated by Commtesione,
Eddie Eaeari'ss statements. The
ctaairmar1 81 the New York kelAetk
Commission said 1t Is customary
procedure" not to name the sams
officials for q return bout. II h
follows custom, Referee Ruby Gold
stein wnuld Be ruled out as wouk
Judges Frank Forbes and Mare
Monroe. ]
Among the other referees those
who appear most frequently in Madi'
son Square Garden shows are Arthur
Donovan, Eddie Joseph, Frank Full.
lam and George Walsh.
Latest word from the box ONCE
is that 100000 is in the till and the
gate may possibly hit a million dol.
lars. The sale has been excellent al.
week.
Evening star., 1948-06-19

played Woodmont's year-old front
nine ein IS strokes, which matches
the card for men.
Mrs. Bower comes out Of a slow,
deliberate backswing to hit the
ball q long way-farther than ever,
she explained, because she is
stronger. After five straight COM
petitive rounds OF 80 or better be-
fore the tournament, she slipped to
S6 in the qualifying round, then re-
bounded with three of her four
match play rounds definitely in the
70s.
There was more than polite ap-
plause for Mrs. Meckley when the
match ended for the three-time
champion had not given up in the
face Of Mrs. Bowers near-flawless
performance Mrs. Meckley missed
only two shots badly and would have
won any other match in the tourna-
ment with yesterdays round. Mrs.
Meckley had the unfortunate ex-
perience Of needing par for a rs
after IA holes and losing q match,
5 and 4.
The second flight went to Mrs.
John Ives of Columbia over Mrs.
o. L. Altman Of Army Navy. Q
and l, and the third to the host
clubs Mrs. Sam Brown over Mrs.
G. w. Calvert of Washington, l up
In 10 holes. Mrs. E. B. Lockett
of Kenwood won the fourth over
Mrs. H. C. Fisher Of Columbia,
and 3.
In the consultations, Mrs. J. p.
Trouchaud of Kenwood included
three brides on her card in de-
featins Mrs. D. H. Henderson of
Congressional in the championship
flight. 6 and 4. Ruth Simon Of
Woodmcnt captured the second over
Mrs. E. v. Brumfiel of Kenwood,
up, and Mrs. E. 8. Hanson Of Con-
gressional had the lowest round
Of her career, an SO, in defeating
Mrs. w. E. WEIGH Of Manor. 7 and 8.
The fourth consolation went to Mrs.
r. c. Sutli1f Of Army Navy over
Mrs. Ted Burrows Of Manor. 8 and 2
In the absence Of Mrs. w. r. Pat
terson. District Women's Golf As
sociation president, First Vice Pres
ident Mrs. M. J. Torlinski conducted
the tournament. assisted by Mrs.
Willard Edwards and Mrs. Elmer
jenkins. M. w.
Evening star., 1948-06-19

more has entered Winnie Direct II
the secondary pacing feature and on
past performances will make Z
strong bid for top money. Winnie
Direct has raced five times this yeal
and won four purses.
The featured mile will bring to.
sether at least Ave outstanding
PAGERS with Phillip Br4ttingham'i
Prince James the probable favorite
Allan Myer. youngest Of Ave DRIVING
brothers of Bridgeyille. Del, will
hold the reins on the horse. Thoma.
II. Johnson's watson Z. Direct. II
be handled by Tom Winsate
Charles Middashs grand circuit
winner, Edgar Hanover. with Harr,
Stout in the sulky: NJ. A. Scgaefer'l
La Tosca. driven by Ed Kelly. ar1c
Milier's Mr.. Morris Scott loom q.
the top contenders.
Post time for the hrst race viii bt
o:16 p,m.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
Leiss' Third Best D. T..
SPOT in 10-MiIe Run

Lou Di Fazio, one of three unat.
tached runners in the race, had 4
new plume in his athletic bonnet
today after winning the l0-mile run
featuring the Masonic Night OF
Thrills sports program at Grifnth
Stadium. The Upper Darby (Pa.)
hoofer ran the distance in IS min
utes. 339 seconds.
George Cole Of Navy Olympic Club
was second, about q half minute
behind the winner in q good finish
while Johnny Leiss of Washington
Track and Field Club was third ir
81 minutes. 81 seconds. The racs
was run over rain n-drenched streets
Warrington Track and Field Clut
and Mitchell A. A. of Philadelphia
tied for the team trophy and nj.
though the District team had tht
first team runner over the line i
generously gave the trophy to tn
visitors.
Quantico Marines nosed out Mar.
tin Bombers, 10. and Alexandra
De Molay defeated Silver Spring d.
Molay, 6.5, in 4 baseball twin bill
played earlier in the day.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
ST. Louis Hopes 5oaI
AS Stan C|outs .405:
Tribe Still Skids
By RoIph Roden
Assoeiotsd Press Sports Writer

Stan Musial Is on the warpath
again and the fortunes of the St.
Louis Cardinals are rising in the
National League pennant race.
The Donora, Pa, clouter has hit
safely in 10 of his last II oficial
trips to the plate to boost his league
leading batting mark to .405.
His terrific hitting has sparked
the Cardinals to three straight VIC
tories, two over the Philadelphia
Phillies and one over the New York
Giants.
In addition to pacing the circuit
in batting, Musial is in the running
for every other important individual
offensive honor. The Redbird star
leads the loop in runs scored, hits
and triples.
Musial went for r against the
Giants yesterday as the, Cards out
slugged the Giants, 1873, in New
York. It was the Giants nth
straight defeat.
Musial Scores 6o0th Run.
The feet outfielder entered the
game boasting string Of seven
straight hits. He singled in his first
trip to make it eight in a row, flied
out in his second. singled in his
third, homered in his fourth and
walked in his final. Musial scored
twice, to bring his lifetime total to
900 runs.
The Cardinals piled up 100 lead
before the Giants dented HOWE
Pollet for two runs in the nth in
ming.
The victory increased the Cardi-
nails margin over the fourth-place
Giants to two games. but the Birds
remained a game and half OF the
pace of the front-running Boston
Braves.
Billy Southworth's Braves came
from behind and nosed out the Gin
cinnati Reds. 5-4, in a night game
at Boston. The Braves broke a
A tie in the seventh inning when
Earl Torgeson singled home Ed
Stanky from third.
The second-place Pittsburgh Pi-
rates turned back the Phillies, 20,
in a night game at Philadelphia to
remain q half game behind the
Braves and q game ahead of. the
Cardinals. Elmer Riddle limited
the ,Phils to five safeties to gain
his eighth victory of the season.
As Nose Out Indians.
The Chicago Cubs scored four runs
in the eighth inning to overcome
AZ deficit and went on to beat
the Dodgers, Ga, in a day game at
Brooklyn.
All activity in the American
League took place at night. The
second-place Philadelphia Athletics
nipped the first-place Cleveland
Indians, 5-4, to pull within a game
of the Tribe The st. Louis Browns
edged the New York Yankees, 2-1.
At Cleveland, the AS came from
behind and scored twice in the
seventh inning when Bob Lemon.
fourth Cleveland pitcher, walked
Sam Chapman and Rudy York with
the bases loaded.
In q well-pitched game at St..
Louis, Cltn Fannin held the YAM,
KEGS to three hits. Tommy Heinrich
homered for the lone Yankee
marker in the sixth. Frank Shea
was the losing pitcher.
A scheduled night game between
the Boston Red Sox and the Tigers
in Detroit was postponed because OF
rain
Evening star., 1948-06-19
-Four Top-Seeded Net Pros
In National SemifinaIs
BY the Asseeietsd Prsss

NEW YORK, June 1S.-The top
four ranked players in the National
Professional Tennis Tournament
were due to have it out today in two
semifinal singles matches at the
West Side Club in Forest Hills.
First.seeded Bobby Riggs Of Alta
dena, Calf. the defending cham
pion. drew Frank Kovacs, Oakland,
Calf, No. 4, while Jack Kramer,
Los Angeles, seeded No. 2, faced
third-ranked Don Bulge of Holly
wood. The singles final will be
played tomorrow
Riggs and Bulge, defending
doubles champions, meet Kramer
and Francisco (Pancho) Segura of
Ecuador in the doubles final to-
morrow also,
Evening star., 1948-06-19
|Locke's Great Putting
Gains 9-Stroke Lead
In Victory Meet
BY the Assoeiassd Press

CHICAGO, June 19.-Bobby
Locke's magic wand-a rusty. hick-
ory-shafted putter-has cast its spell
again over the pro golfers.
The South African. who will re.
turn home this fall rather than COM
pete on the United States winter
tourney grind, today entered the
third round Of the $4,000 Chicago
Victory Golf Tournament with a
9-stroke edge on the field. Locke
carved q IS, 6 under par, on the
6,587-yard Midlothian course, yester-
day to post q halfway tally of 100.
He also had a IS on opening day,
breaking the 10-year -old course rec.
ord by stroke.
Locke Accurate on Greens.
The 12-under-par 100 tally tied the
record 36-hole low posted in PGA
sponsored tournaments. 1t was q
new low for any Midwestern tourna-
ment, besting by one stroke Ben
Hogan's combination Of 69-6A131
in the first Victory Tournament here
in 1941. Skip Alexander carded q
67-63-130 for the halfway lead in
the Tucson, Ariz., Open last winter.
Locke required q total Of so
strokes, Is each round, on the
greens. He one-putted Is of the
tricky, sliding carpets. two-putted
16 and chipped In from the fringe
on two others without putting. A
nominal two puts per green, or a
total Of u for SO holes, Is considered
standard.
Nine strokes behind Locke was
Clayton Heafner Of Charlotte, N. c..
with 70-69-139. He was followed
at 14l by ERIE Ball Of Chicago and
Alexander. Grouped at even par
142 were jackson Bradley, Jim
Ferrier, Dick Metz, Ed Furgol and
Johnny Bulla.
Seeks $4,000 in Meet.
I0Ske has q ,e6pca TO pick up =
imaximum $4,000 in this tournament.
which would boost his earnings for
the season to $17,217 and second
place behind Hogan on the flnan.
cial list. He already has won 400
kcollecting 5000 each day for the low
Test round in the helds II his pro-
amateur team s1fbnatioiI wins,
he gets another 81 200 and he pockets
81, 900 II he wins the championship.
So far he and his partner. veteran
George Dawson Of Chicago, lead the
pro-amateur competition with a
combined 27S-ll strokes better than
Johnny Revolta John Barnum, the
defending pro-amateur team.
Evening star., 1948-06-19
ShotweII Did Just That
For GAO Meet Golf Ace

Aptly named Bill Shotwell did just
that for his frat hole -in-one in the
annual golf tournament Of the Gen.
eral Accounting once yesterday al
indian Spring. ShotweE pounded q
one iron 210 yards on the 18th hole
and 1t found the cup to help him
come back in SO after an outgoing 4S
c. p. Lawrence. Frank G. Butler and
Bill Gallagher witnessed the shot.
Low gross honors in Class A went
to Joe Wilson with q u, one stroke
better than TED Rutley's 73. Gal
lagher was low in Glass B with an
81 and stan johnson won Class G
hof,nra With n o.