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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcont. .

MODERN TRAINlNG in beauty culture. ali
subjects taught. Approved BY Government
for , q training. WAR-MYHN BEAUTY
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars,
dps E4sY SsE0s Mhop Ps5t no gs4
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM-Clerk CAF-I
through CAF-3; sample questions and
answers, SO pages; 81. MERIT PUBL
iUTORING-High school math science.
elementary or advanced college geology.
Call MR. HARTSOCK. RE: 1920, Ext. 1888
ifHm HfGHiY II DT DGnifuRED e Xt s0a WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness: private tutor. MI. 1850. I.
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SALESMEN.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT opportunity for
right man. One of the largest hosiery
and %ash m over sfsa o6o es Hs.s
accounts Of mems, womens and children's
1Ssss %s want ssns sDs to so M tgPs s s5vsIsd sa e
M11oR st9Tss IN aoss shs aDeye ter5toTy Write
sxLEsMHN ss Rs,ff ias nd to work evenings selling
Individual and family group hospitalization
and sickness and accident: new lead sys-
opening in wash. B. C. We viii add
sgsled gu. men to our present stat. for
intelligent and willing to work. Complete
co training: No slack season, Car helpful
no ss Va II you ss in
MR.. JONES, Room $40, 1900 18th st. ".
eennlssIon .nd reei!ement 9es sn we saata have
all three. We prefer members of the
seer ses M S1sF' a. WI" loa be 7esai
sALEsMEN-Technical inclined young
men for inside selling. HEcH1NGER c..
FuRNfTURE, exper. for positions on floor
Of large store; unusual opport to connect
among highest in the industry. Box
PART TINE, me selling mems clothing; some
pleasant surroundings. AsKINs, 737 7th
a LoNG-EsrABLIsHED FIRM has room
for several salesmen; earnings from $50 q
da up; opport. for advancement; only
hi grade men need apply. 72S 18th
APPLIANCE eALEsMEN-Attractive prop
osition for exper. men; inside work; top
salary and commission paid; pleasant work
ing conditions. See MR. SMITH, 1925 H
aABERDAsHERY SALESMAN wanted for
new store on F ST.; except opportunity
for Advancement. Write BROOKS TIMES
SQUARE, 1345 r st. -5
salary and commission. Apply. CARTER
s.w., between 10 and IL noon. IS
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, 1s to 25.
single, to learn to operate camera. salary
while learning, 5-day. 40-hour week. 20Gc
ONCE, 4th floor. LANsBURGH & BRO,
eth. Sth and SITS. NV. .
statesmen
The fast growth of our nationally
known, organization caused by the in
creased preference for our superior prod
ucts, creates several openings for neat,
snsrgetic salesmen with the need Of
car not essential. exper, not necessary;
we train you; salary while learning: paid
vacation. monthly cash bonus. For appt..
dial HUI. 6516 from 9-5. %
The Pep Boys Have Openings
For aggressive sales minded men. We are
work. Excellent salary and bonus THE
PEP BOYS. 5926 Georgia ave. NV. a
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO OMAHA Nov. 8 or 9; 4-dr.
sedan, take 2; references exchanged; route
optional. vi. 6971
LADY WANTS RIDE to Dallas November
Ext. 1893; -GL. 1O43. s.
take two passengers, $50 each. New Pack
ard Custom 4-dr. sedan. Phone between
8 and pm. DE 9544. a.
CHICAGO-Leaying Saturday am, Nov 6;
physician: 1948 Buick; $40; can take 2
or 3. GE 035S, 5 to pm A.
OHIO-1948 Packard leaving
Sat, 6 am. returning Nov. 15; space for
two. DI. 03S3. 5 to z pm. A.
TRAVELLING to Gainesville, Ca, Novem-
Der 6; one or two passengers for company
Phone Administer 1922 between 6-S pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

SPANISH LESSONS, modern methods
private class. in your home or lyme; ex-
perienced teacher: ANDERSON, Sa6 18th
st. NV. NE. S956. II 22s
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored. husband as cook house
man or chef-cook IN hotel; wife as maid:
Free to travel; live in and salary; good
refs. NO. S970, Ext. B-629 after Pm:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcons.) :,

baths. rent, $140; heat included; income
quoted. $3.50 mo-. plus 3-rm. apt A. r.
SEELYE 1400 L st. NV, DI. 1925. u
spppox acre H1 n5us fss additiona1 SfGo 1ots @ on
No. l hwy. approx. Is miles from Wash.
in shopping center; about $4,000 will
handle, balance terms. Call ST. 1921.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
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Try CLEANING PLANT complete; syn
hetic. Call HO. O132 betw. 2-5 pm. only

DELICATESSEN and beer parlor, good To-
cation, excellent income. Call GEORGE
VINCENT, UN. 91O2 or OIL. 2273. -5
Clarendon. 5000 N. Wash. blvd. Arlington,
Va. One complete pressing unit, gross
$1,000 mo. Priced $4,000 or best offer.
owner i'll. OK 2O76. -5
BEAUTY SHOP, Chevy Chase. Illness
forces sacrifice: spacious and well equip.
established 1S yrs; exclusive clientele;
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HELP W6MEN-

Card Punch Operators
Immediate openings, 5-day, 4O-hour week
Apply employment ofice, 9th floor.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
0.9O tn Il dailv a
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YOUNG MEN

Single. 1924, travelling to Mama, Fla,
and return. Must be free to leave immedi-
ately. Working with nationally known
concern. High earnings; transportation
furnished. Ample drawing account. Perm.
work, fne future: Apply W. A. SMITH,
only. 1912 noon. No phone calls. So
Evening star., 1948-11-04
YOUNG MEN

Veterans preferred. 1925, free to travel
drawing expense account; transportation
furnished. See Mr. BRUBAKER, Cairo
Hotels 18th and Que sts., 10 a.m.-6 pm.
Don't phone de-
Evening star., 1948-11-04

'STENoGRAPHER-sECRETARY Age 2O-35,
single. for national organization. 2 wks
pitalization and Insurance; 5-day wk. II
desired. Ring Bldg. Call EX. O3O5 for
Evening star., 1948-11-04
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Age 90 to 30-The Evening Star has an
opening in the classified advertising de-
partment,, An opportunity for an accurate
typist with good telephone voice who is
capable and would enjoy rendering service
to customers by telephone. 5-dsy, 40
hour week. II interested, apply personnel
office. Room 504
THE EWENING STAR
Evening star., 1948-11-04

GENERAL OFFICE, WORKER, permanent
position, ith hotel equipment firm; paid
vacation nd sick leave; excel opport for
adyancement for one with some knovle dge
Z. D ADAMS CO.. 64l n. Y. ave. NV
Evening star., 1948-11-04

Experienced frame and front-end man;
best opport. in Wash: new Bear equip
ment: ideal working conditions. STEUART
TRUCK CENTER, 2001 West Va. ave. ne.
AT. 92O3 -
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GIRL, white, for fountain. 3 ewes. week,
8 to 10: 75c an hour CONCORD PHAR-
MACY, 1915 New Hampshire ave. W. -
GIRL. with varied office experience in filing
ana typing; pleasant surroundings; hrs.
9-6. 44.hr. week. Apply Mrs. Knight,
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 11oe G St NV
Evening star., 1948-11-04
SERVICE MEN

For washing machines and radios. Men
for outside service; must have car; mileage
paid, for use of car; 40-hour week. c. J,
Boudreau,
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
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TRUCK MECHANIC

Ideal working conditions for exper true
brake man; new Weaver brake tester, twil
post hoists. STEUART TRUCK CENTER
2001 West Va. ave. ne. AT. 9203. -
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Would you like to work in Bethesda, Md
The telephone company has unusual op-
the Bethesda ONCE. The work is inter-
esting and pleasant, it's a congenial place
to work and the pay is good, right from
the start. Learn more about this oppor-
tunity Call ME. 1900. Ext. 2O63 for appt.
G.. & P. TELEPHONE co.
Employment Once alS G St NV
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Time Wave Sets Pace
In Leifh Cup Event,
. Il
|MiddIeburg Feature
By Angelina J. corobeIIi
Sior SfuH cesrsspendsns

MIDDLEBURG, Va, April TO-
Time Wave, owned by Mrs. c. 8.
Richards, led all the way to win the
gruelling 4-mile Louie Leith Cup
race featuring the 9th running Of
the Middleburg Hunt Race Associa-
ton meet today. Time Wave, cham.
pion Of the timber campaigners last
fall, had an eight-length lead at the
finish over Mrs. w. Plunkett
Stewart's Hobo II. Third was Edward
Q. McVitty's Peterski.
Seven horses started and only
four finished. The winning time
was 8 minutes, 59.2 seconds, some
what slower than last year, although
the track today was fast and in per-
feet condition.
Big Mike. the heavy favorite,
ridden by Mike Smithwick from
Hyde, Md. and owned by Mrs. G..
Bliss Flaccus Of Ligonnier, Pa,
baked at the start. After getting
OIL late, he ran a fast race. fencing
boldly, but refused to 60 past the
flrst turn on the second round and
dropped out. Only spill In the race
occurred at the next to the last
fence. G. Edward Altemus' Scotch
Yarn tossed his rider, w. Carol.
heavily. Holiday Farms Grand Illu-
sion from Cleveland. Ohio, pulled up
half way through the race.
The Wsnauepin Zone and one half miles
over nqrdleS (nrst division): 1-Repose,
Field; Slime Time, owned BY Mrs Wi.
namson Tell; ridden BY D. Morzani. Time,
mlnutes 43.2 seconds.
Oak Leaf. Athsim % Stables. qSsl0n}; riaoen Gy w W
Leonard: Ballast. owned BY Allison
s:sFn ssr sssmnosEE sadsn * y g.pse Jpysee dai RAN
The Grafton tone sis and thre. Se seSonas eSsns.r
miles miles over hurdles; 1-dolden Risk,
BY r Ambrose Clark, ienSn Tidden b1 F. 0Tsfa Bei,1
house; 3-stringprice. Atheim Stables. - rid-
gen gen BY w Leonard. Time. minutes
william Skinner Memorial avo mil.
sseeple chasel; Flying Dolphin. owned BY
F.. Z; Ambrose Clark, ridden BY C.. Nix: -
rmdea riddsa by BY j; MtcAdams: tsA 3-Replica ii,
ley. ,, Time; ;. 3 minutes 81 seconds,
1-Tino Wave, owned by Mrs. c. S. Rich.
aTos: ridden by Mr.. J. Arthur; 2--Hobo
den BY Mr.: j. Harmon III; 3-Peterski
MI: G. Stevens Time, 8 minutes 5s.5
The Panther Skin ttwo miles over
Stable. ridden by T Field; 2-Leehe
Hop6re owned by H: a. Dunn. ridden BY
T. Roberts; 3-My Good Man owned By /.
Bieber, ridden hv O A Brnu,n Ti~s o
minutes 5s.2 seconds. =
The Covert Zone mile on the hat: l.
Deferment, owned by r. K Mellon. rid
NJ. A. Cushman. ridden By w. Leonard;
3-Radec: owned by C. Nathan Cline, rid
gen by w; Gallagher. Time, / minute
Evening star., 1948-04-11
By MerreII WhittIesey

Columbia Country Club will
switch to summer dates for its club
championship tournament this year,
Golf Committee Chairman Chris
Heurich announced. 1t will be a
one-year experiment on behalf of
Q large group OF members.
Columbia annually holds the big
gest club title tournament in this
section with the match play rounds
on consecutive days. It has been
held early in October in the past.
Joe Barse won the event last year.
Chevy Chase. Prince Georges and
Woodmont all hold their club tour
naments in the summer. Heurich
also announced the annual open
ing field day will be held May 8
with Don Childress in charge. The
Cloverleaf tournament, in which
local clubs send their pros and
mems, womens and senior club
champions, will be held in August.
The $4,000 National Capital
Open is less than three weeks
away and Prince Georges Club
members are pleading for a break
in the weather so that the course
will be in fit shape.
The new and enlarged greens on
the third, fourth. seventh and fiji
teenth greens need warm sun and
warm rains before they will be in
shape. Most of the back tees have
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Tropical Park Results
By the Assoeiossd Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse,, $4,000; claiming;
An.sa yss59!as 9Eskor9 s1d upward miss aso
Nj T,R., R:nay Y:ytl.. stklish'To 4.s0
ing; 4eyear-oids and u up; = 8 furlonss. an
Bursaway CMorrisey) 6.1O 4.3O 2ao
Slower (PannelD 2.9O
Also ran-Nane Hysro, Eye for Eye,
RHraneket Peacock Lady, Lux osullivan,
"' DaiIs Double paid s1sao
3-year-olds; s furlengs.
ss21.S sss fs: 81, go S % M
WOODLANDS Pet. Gee Tee Gee '-'
FOURTH aIAs HAcEmPurse; "a g g. 400 claim
sons1dss sorder Man 5aF 1p.a5eds ss 2'so o iS ee6
Boauhan (Stagmaier) 400
i@e; Also rannour all1Si Blen. s.t.l, D.rb, Diem,
tma FIFTH R4eEP1rse ts s1sSna sse! ss5oo claiming
Potomac Gstout) 1890 $50 4.so
Adelphia Roberts) 6;30 $50
Aerir Time. AIn i:4ss ssssshheA' .s---~.--....e %
Also ran0santa Claus, Last Stride,
RosEwpod slxs Ars1. Lucky Colo Solcnel: Losansport.
cap; purse. $1,000 added; s-year-olds and
d, Seed I:s1!s ISIn i%ss.s.p, % $3.50 5.go see 8 es
Bordeaux (RobertS 29O
Also ran.speedy Lee. Proud Ruler.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Ny Request Smothers
Field Again at Jamaica

NEW YORK, April 10 LP.-Jockey
Eddie Arcaro requested Ben F.
Whitaker's My Request to run to-
day and the result was a smashing
flve-length victory over seven other
Kentucky Derby eligihles in the Ex-
perimental Handicap No. 2 at
Jamaica.
It was the second straight Satur-
day that the 3-year -old chestnut
son of Requested smothered his
field and left the flashy colt one to
be reckoned with in the classics to
come.
A crowd of 4S,053 made My Re-
quest the even money favorite and
he, never disappointed his hackers
as he turned on the heat leaving
the back stretch and fairly romped
to the wire. The f1ve-length margin
was the same he had in the Ex-
perimental No. /. at six furlongs a
week ago.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
BogIey London Net Ace
As Navy PIebes Bow
Ry tha Assoeiotaa Yrass

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April 10.-The
Landon School of Bethesda, making
a clean sweep Of the doubles. today
defeated the Navy Plebe tennis team,
SO.
Gil Bogley, former national boys
champion, captured the No. match
by winning in straight sets from
the Plebes' Hank Goelzer.
Bosiey. Landon, defeated Goelser. Navy,
6-1. GA.
McGavack. Navy. defeated Rogers. 81,
6-2, 81.
Haynesworth, Navy. defeated Yates. SO,
ga. 6-1
osborn. Navy. defeated Stoever, SO, Ga.
Gardner. Landon. defeated Foley, 6-2,
lewis. Landon, defeated stothard. s-e.
80, 6-3
Doubles:
Bogiey and Yates, Landon. defeated Geol.
yer and McGavack. Al. 2-6. 6-1.
capshaw and Osborn, SO: -. Ga:
Stoever and Rogers. Landon, defeated
Foley and Haynesworth. 6-3. 2-6, 6-2.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Columbia Club Golf Tourney
Changed to Midsummer Event

been closed all winter, and are
ready, but the grass on the IA new
traps and the fairways need two or
three weeks of good weather.
Cliff Eisele, a co-owner of the
club who doubles as the head
greenskeeper, is not attempting to
make the course too tough for the
pros, he just wants it fair and in
good shape. Pro AL Houghton
claims it will play almost 500 yards
longer and that the winning score
will be at least seven strokes higher
than last year. One hole, the 18th,
has been heightened by so yards.
THE boys won't get the roll in
early May that they did last year
IN June" Houghton said. '"The holes
where we have the new greens will
be tougher, we're going to have a
real golf course for them"
The Middle Atlantic PGA tourna-
-ment schedule gets under way this
week with a Friday pro-amateur at
the Hillendale Club in Baltimore,
and this year the pro-ams will not
be haphazard affairs. /.
President Carroll MacMaster has
sent each pro list of tournament
rules which call for strict attention
to starting times, a new scorekeep-
ing system which calls for one mem
Der OF a foursome to keep best ball
scores and another the gross scores,
and each pro must be responsible
for the handicap of any member
representing his club.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Smd Stu Sports Baseus I'd Wins Final Days Feature at Bowie
May Reward Takes
California Derby
by the Asseeio,sd prsss

SAN MATEO. Calf, April 10
Breaking on top and leading all
the way. May Reward. ridden BY
Veteran Johnny Lonsden, won
the historic 2o,00o-added CALI
fornia Derby at Bay Meadows
today by 81 lengths.
Grafton, running with the vim
aer as an entry Of Norman w.
Church Of San Jose and Los
Angeles, closed strong to take
second place, half . length ahead
Of Hunters Sun.
Makeup Man took fourth place,
while the second choice stags
Glitter ran out of the money.
The time for the mile and one.
sixteenth was 1:46, negotiated on
o muddy track.
May Reward, the 6-to-S favorite,
and his stablemate paid $3.50,
$4.70 and $40. Hunters Sun re-
turned $7.7o for the show spot.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Bowie Results
By the Assoeiofsd Press

FIRST RAcE-purse. $4,000: claiming;
4,year-olds and upward "A miles
hssssrdGR bsss. EsBe1faan5 94n5ien' $50 az sssoo
Tee r,m. midss !, q IssalsarettD 4.eo
Also mer rrsn@ocantbsris, Wis. Jimmie, Win
time. Dinner Bell Light o'France, Hostess.
spsrrows Point. Fire Broom, salmart.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
TSita lnSi ayeMsT,oids and upxa6d I'd t1ropss Go
Water COCK Drury, $40 100
winks Forty (ststo) $50
Also ran-Pase H. Park Flame, saralee
DAILY double paid S1s6D
THIRD RAcEwrurse, -, $4,000; maidens;
Sssss.1s SssaF.?pt ssEsp'' $3.50 1900 $50
Blue Pond tBsker) 500
Also ran-Pile oTricks. Duchess Eddie,
Wise Cracker. Eauipass, Brasanca
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. ss,5oo; claim
haRSs Anpls HeeaqP Kssaqa GsTTs GRHiS 1870 4c sS
Mr.. Tolson (Mora) $50
Ais. .' ran@banns Like. George ".
dsisnt Foot. my nS1r Marsie. 'ep vete' oe'' 0An0'
as.5P; ..5 purse 5000 5:yssF-0lds and uO-
Gam q FoOG- tDTury) $50 1.6Q
Flag Drill (Martin) $50
Also ran-on-Islander. Milk Pact.
Joshua. Reborn.
:. SIXTH RAcE-The Southern MARYLAND
Handicap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-
S:'ss 81; :;34 rs ST, 1sao s
Flash Burn (Martin) 4.60I
Time, 1:462s.
Also ran-End of Strife. Bell the Cat.
Laboulaye. Evening Flight, Incline.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; II. miles.
Count DISCOVER, tst'sel 5000 1920 S.2Q|
Sanba Steep iPadRetb $50
Time, 1:502s.
Also ran-Tres Chic, Roman Holiday,
Little Bobby, War Grief.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. s2.5Qo; claim
ins; 4-year-olds and upward; 1ts miles. 4
Rude Mink (ShiTey) 40
Time, 1855.
Also ran-zArtro. War Ripple, casset,
Casa Libre, Third Avenue.
dh Dead heat to win. Il
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Jumuicu Results
BY the Assoeieted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maidens
yssI?0fIsd Mystery Isds ta1lSns5 l2res4oS $40 40
Our Fleet (cfarD $50
Also ran-Pipins BY. vincette and Kit
tyhawk.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maid
ems S.year.oids and upTard6 az IL ~ miles %
qSIden Emel tishst :4as, 'c0m0eso $50
Also ran1Fsenino, Mary Barry, Well
Informed, Vigilante, Big Stage.
Belair Stud entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse, ,s4,5oo; allow
sneei .ansss Ssearelds R.n fg5iaansia a 90 aso
Alablue fKirklandD $40 $40
q Past Eight 9Dodson) 2'2o
Also ran-a vashti. Magic Moment,
any Emma. Silver Drift, wicki Wicki.
a Belair Stud -wheatley Stable entry
FOURTH RACF-The Whitestone Handi.;
cap; purse, $4,000 added; 4-year-olds and
upward; 6 furlones.
Lord Lord Ggllo e tAtkinsonl nS elo 4ssoo 3s.6o 3s.6So
Mahmoudess !Jessopl 500
Also ran-Gold Bull skylishter. Jupi-
ter Light and Misleader.
The Experimental Free Handicap No. 2; g.
year-olds; IL miles.
My Request tArcaro) 400 $50 2.70
Pennon (Woodhouse) 34.10 1880
Riverlane tPermane) 500
Time, :46B
Also ran-Big Dial. Task. Salma sundi,
Ace Admiral and Escadru.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 900 claiming
4-year. olds and upward; II. miles
Greek Hero tJessop) $50 $50 2.90
Baguio Games $40 $50
Bright Willie uicausD $40
Also ran-Sweet Pegotty and Harem.
SEVENTH RAcE-Turse. $4,000 claim
ing; 4-year-ods and upward furlongs.
Saint Lye tArcaro) $50 4.20 2.70
Medalist (Polkl 1S.40 7.50
Ruling Time (Wolfe) $40
Also ran-Bee w Bee, Staging, Jarvis
Bay, Islam Prince, Elbow Room and
Picardy Belle.
a Mrs. E. D. Jacobs entry.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
French Import Leads
Petrol Point 10 Wire
In First u. 5. Win
BY the Assoeiuied Press


BOWIE Md, April 10.-Isadore
Bieber's expensive French thorough
bred, Basileus I'd, had his picture
taken today. and he came out Of
the developer with his first Amer
lean victory in the $1o,o0o-added
Southern Maryland Handicap.
Basileus, purchased last year for
$4,000 at the Widener disposal sale
in Paris, thrilled . closing day
crowd Of 10000 by nosing out Mrs.
II. K. Haggerty's Petrol Point.
Another length and . half behind in
third place was King Ranch's Flash
Burn.
Basileus had a second and . third
in two starts here before taking the
mile and a sixteenth handicap. The
6-year-old horse, winner Of only
$4,000 in his previous American rae
ing, picked up $7,275 for today's
effort.
His hackers collected at the rate
Of SIT for 50 as Basileus went of
third choice in the field OF eight.
Joe Tucci's Incline, the odds-on
favorite, wound up fourth. j.,
Incline had to 60 the long way
around because of a jam on the first
turn. Jockey Red Howell cagily
held Basileus back at this stage.
It wasn't until the pack left the
backstretch that Howell made his
move. Flash Burn had forged ahead
there, overtaking . firing End Of
Strife.
The French horse caught Flash
Burn inside the eighth pole only to
have Petrol Point come on with a
rush. The picture showed
the invaders nose in front.
Basileus was timed In 1:462s on
track rated fast.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
C.. u. Is Winner
OF Track Meet

Catholic University,s trackmen
scored their second consecutive VIC
tory Of the season on the home
cinderpath yesterday when they
swamped Norfolk Naval Apprentice
School, 81 to 81. The decision
avenged q 4-point setback received
at Norfolk last year.
John Rudd paced the Cardinals
scoring with II points, winning both
dashes and taking third in the high
jump. Harry Donoghue also scored
a double In the sSo-yard and 1-mile
runs.
But the days top performance
was Russ Johnson's e-foot-1 leap
In the high jump for GU. It was
the second best Jump ever made In
the Brookland bowls 27-year history.
i0o.yard dash; 1-Rudd, Catholic; 3
z.SIis;:I e.,ss1: sss ssss 's.sAo,,s
o 440-yard dash; 1-.J.ekson. Catholic;
%T.upna Tm. z, s.an casho!ie; s-orofhs. Catholic.
Time. S:o7,s minutes ''0'0' N''iA'
s,,,inI ljmils rSn; ,iM;sDOaoshus, Catholic: q
Time. 4:4i.s minutes: >'
Arnold: Catholic; ,3-MeDanisl. Norfolk.
12o-yard high hurdles: Browning,
Catholic; Mitchell, Norfolk; 3-Boegel,
Catholic. Time, 1873 seconds.
-, 220syard low hurdles; 1-Beesel: Cath
Norfolk. Time, as. : seconds;
Garrison Norfolk; Rudd, Catholic. Height.
psston. cstholie; @BroeE:tt Norfolk.
Distance, SO feet 7Ia inches.
Pole vault: 1-Jenkins. Norfolk; p
.S1 3,p3nnell,, Norfolk: 3-Kimball. Catholic.
Discus. llConsolo. Catholic; Sew
ard Norfolk: 3-Howell. Norfolk. Dis
tance. 124 feet ! inch.
Broad Jump; l-Groen.. CATHOLIC; p
DISTANCE. 1e feet 3'4 inches.
Javelin: Cooper, Norfolk; Com
solo: catholie: 3-Pastori. Catholic. Dis
6O0-ysrd relay: iICatholie (Hon, Peck.
zuppa. Jackson) Time. 3:10.7 minutes
Evening star., 1948-04-11

SEVENTH RACE-purse, $4,000; allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; ! 10 miles.
Arilou (Fernandez $50 $50 800
Andantino (Richard) 4.10 $40
Hip Hooray tRoberts) 3.10
Time, 1:463s.
Also ran-Hearth Mouse. Toy Quay,
Scotland Yard. Townhouse, Glaemel and
Compassion.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So, 400; claiming
4-year-olds and upward; l u miles.
Jellico (Roberts) 1890 $50 4.10
Thunder tStanton) 11.00 $50
Reno Uptart peabody $50
Time 2:00b.
Also ran-Rate Case, segundo Somhra,
E1can, Svenaalf and Stefan
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Delay Umps' Exoms

The examination for candidates
for the District Softball Umpires
Association scheduled for tomorrow
has been postponed until April 10.
Those interested in taking the test
may call Alex Susha at District 1884.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Booking Sunday Games

Kenna-Main American Legion
Post baseball team wants to book
out-of-town games for Sundays
Write L. J. Wainwright at 1901
Riverview road Sc, or phone Lo-
Gust 1000 after 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Forkas Triple A Speaker

Andy Farkas will be the speaker
at the American Automobile Asso-
cations annual banquet in honor
Of its bowling and basket ball teams.
The affair will be tomorrow night
at $3.50 at Prince Georges Country
Club.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Soccer Champions Clash

The local soccer season ends to-
day with a game between Sugar
Radio, local champ. and Ridsely
Eastern Shore winner. They meet
at 2:30 at Gonzaga field.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Howard Topples Morgan
In 9th Net Win in Row

Howard University's tennis team
scored Its 9th straight triumph
the second this season-by defeat.
ing Morgan State College of Balti.
more. IA, yesterday on the Ban
neker courts.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
SoftbuII Berths Open

Players wanting to join a mems
softball team, especially pitchers
and catchers, are invited to call
John Lindquist, Chestnut 1862.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

CAUGHT BY SURPRISE-Reporters who well stocked
background Mangrum Hogan etc. rush interview Claude
Harmon after the New York surprised by taking the lead in
at the end of the third round of the Masters golf tournament
in Augusta Harmon had 209 At left O. Keeler of the
Atlanta Journal who to fame with Bobby Jones' story
Page BID. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

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