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Evening star., 1948-09-07
Marine Copt. Barrier
Wins Pistol Tourney
By The Assoeieied Press

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Sept
MARINE Capt. Thurmond E
Barrier of Washington. D. c.. won
first place in the two-day l1th an
nual Mountain State pistol tourna-
ment ending here yesterday.
Capt Barrier compiled a score
Of 1880 out Of a possible 1900 for
the two days Of firing with % cali
Der pistols and center fire weapons
Second place went to Warrant
Officer Mark w. Billing of the
Quantico lVa) Marine team with
1855. third to Carl Krajcikof. Can
ton. Ohio, with 1863 and fourth to
William Cook, Washington. D. c.,
with 1850.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Refrain Best Hunter
In Maryland Show

Charles Carrico, veteran Wash
ington area horseman. added an
other championship ribbon to his
impressive collection when his mare,
Refrain, won II points in hunter
classes to annex the title Of the
sixteenth Maryland Fox Hunters
horse show and races held yester-
day at Marian Curran's farm at
Four Corners.
Reserve to Refrain with seven
points was Mrs. William Gary's
Tom Tom, handled by his owner.
Cateer, 22-year- -old leaper, owned
and ridden by Dave Martin. was
pinned jumper champion. Cateer
won the hard disputed knock-down-
and out class, was second in the
open jumping class and third In
the go-as-you-please.
One Of the spectacular perform
ances Of the day was given by Fred
J. Hughes, jr., and his veteran.
Black Caddy. The pair won the 60
as-you-please class. repeating the
performance at the Warrenton show
OF the day before.
Tabu, owned by Boyd Keyes and
piloted by Don Bradley, was first
in the handy hunter class with Mrs.
Frank Christmas After Dark Sec
ond, Black Caddy third and Avon
Shockey's Red Knight fourth.
Al Earnest and his powerful
jumping Dtckie Boy won the re-
serve championship jumper award
with eight points.
Shorty Currie, riding John She
mans Jake Lindsey, rallied to best
large held in the three-quarter
mile fiat race. Marian Curran, jr..
riding his fathers Lump Sum, won
the 2-mile steeplechase..
Evening star., 1948-09-07
By AnseIine J. corobeIIi
$pseiat cerrsspendsn Of The Sser

WARRENToN, Va, Sept. T.
Icecapade. Mrs. Page Jennings con-
sistently smooth performer from
Pennington, Va, today Is proudly
displaying the most important tri-
color of her successful horse, show
career.
Before . capacity crowd, Ice
capade yesterday wound up the
three-day Warrenton show with
251s points to capture the coveted
Hunter Show OF America" con-
formation hunter championship
Hugh Wiley's Blue Ridge from Bal
timore, q 4-year -old gray gelding
by Cog D'Esprit-Teet Huntress,
was ridden to reserve honors by her
owner, scoring 2l1a points.
Icecapade, 1863 gray daughter OF
Dear Herod-Miss Heather. scored in
the middle and height weight hunt
ers, open hunters. the colorful
Corinthian and conformation hunt
er preliminary, was third in the
Ladies and the $500 Hunter Stakes
and fourth in hunter hacks and
thoroughbred hunters.
The green hunter crown was well
earned by Robert. Fairburn's Sun
Boss from Morristown, N. J. This
s-year-old took the lead in this di-
vision during the first session OF
the show and never was seriously
threatened in amassing Is points
Really Rugged, owned by the Men,
ton (Ohio) Holiday Hill Farm and
shown by Mrs. Alex Calvert. fin
ished reserve with Is points.
Really Rugged was judged the
champion 3-year-old of Virginia
Reserve 3-year-old Virginia honor.
went to Mrs. Gregory McJstosh'.
Warrenton- owned Josephs Coat, q
gray gelding by Barred Umber-Mis.
Groveland.
Martin Vogel, jr.s, Warrentor
entry. Petrescu, alternately ridder
by Ellie Wood Keith and Hugh
Gentry, took the closely contested
working hunter division. Petresc,
earned 1s1a points to finish onl,
one point ahead OF George d
Paula's Post Meridian. This Balti.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
By Malcolm lamborne, Jr.


Twenty-two-year -old Tom Hor.
ton, back from canoeing events ir
the Olympics, has proved that he.
a very versatile young man.
With only weeks practice, Tom
along with Jim Wright, gave Poto.
mac Boat Club It's two victories ir
yesterdays rowing events, which
opened the 18th annual President
Cup Regatta of East Potomac Park
The two ex-Marines won the
junior double sculls against Joe and
John Connell Of Richmond's Vir-
ginia Boat Club. About 80 minutes
later the Washington pair came out
for the intermediate double sculls
and took that. too.
1t marked the first time that
Horton and Wright had raced to-
gether in regatta. Wright, who
was stroke in the Cornell freshmen
crew. is an old hand at rowing,
however.
Alexandrians Barely Win.
Old Dominion Boat Clubs inter-
mediate quad SOULS crew provided
the many spectators that lined the
seawall and watched races from
anchored yachts the closest finish
seen in these parts for some time
Stroke John Edmonds, Louis Gill,
Frank Kraft and Tom Patton re-
ceived the winning gun, with only
a foot to spare over Virginia B. C.'s
crew.
The Alexandria crew covered the
mile course in 6:206. The timers,
because Of the slim margin, could
only list Virginia B. C.'s time as
6:20.6 plus"
Sonny Weiners Of Old Dominion
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Big Nine Teams Fear
Injury Bugaboo With
Drills Stepped Up
By the Assoeiotsd Press

/ CHICAGO, Sept. big Mn,
football men were speedily rounding
into shape today for the season:
openers September rs as drills en-.
tered the second week.
A minimum of injuries was note.
worthy during the early stages oi
practices but with contact work nov
becoming more severe the bugaboe
Is likely to bob UP.
Latest casualty as Big Nine squads
worked out Labor Day was Illinois
Denny Bassett, a third-string left
halfback from Warrenville, Ill. Bas-
sett, one of the Illinis scat-backs
and gluey pass receivers, was tac-
killed. from behind as he crossed the
goal line on 25-yard run and SUI
fered twisted knee.
Here's how drills are going at
other camps:
Northwestern - Art MurakoWski,
who leads five fullback candidates,
appears to be In the best form in
two years and may bid strongly for
Minnesota-Coach Bernie Bier
man began his usual juggling act,
moving Passer Ev Faunce to the
first team to replace Billy Bye, who
was sent to the second string. .. .
Quarterback Jim Malosky Is trou-
bled with a shoulder hurt, Tackle
Buster Mealey has q sprained ankle
and All-Conference Tackle Leo
Nomellini is Ill with a sore throat.
Ohio State-Dick Slayer, subbing
for Halfback Jerry Krall, who is
having trouble getting his leg
muscles in shape, sparked with his
passing during long drill.
Purdue-Coach Stu Holcomb kept
four passers busy-Bob De Moss,
Kenny Gorgal, Bob Hartman and
Bill Feldkircher. They con-
sistently hit Clyde Grimensteln, Bob
Whitmer, Bob Grant and Ron Bland
"a group Of ends.
Michigan-Coach Bennie Ooster-
naan says he is satisfied" with the
first week of practices and adds
the boys are In good shape and
working hard-things are going as
well as can be expected"
Wisconsin-The Badgers, prepar-
ing for their first scrimmage, were
hustled through two rugged drills
The kicking department, paced
by T. A. Cox and Sophomores Bob
Petruska and Bob Mansfield. has
peen above par. =. Quarterback Bob
Hanzel and Halfbacks Wally Dreyer,
Frosty Parrish and Petruska are
leading the pack of passing pros
poets.
Indiana-Veteran Harry tChick)
Jagade will be benched several days
with a knee injury. . .. Sophomore
FullbackS Milan Sellers and Fred
Vaiana have come up from the re-
serves to work with the first string
Evening star., 1948-09-07
D. {. Hydrop|ane Drivers
Win In Massachusetts
n. the Asseeiotsd Press

sPRINGFIED, Mass, Sept. T.
rm6 mathews Of Albany, N. Y. yes
tefday won the Eastern divisional
c,sss C. Amateur Hydroplan Cham
pibnship at Riverside Park. The S,
mhe races were run over standard
l-nile course.
bther winners were:
Glass c service runabout-Ama-
tehr, Qujnt Mincher Of Schenectady
NJ Y; professional, Hans Behr oi
S$ndy Hook, Conn.
Glass C-Professional, Ken Wolf
OF Tonawanda, N. Y.
Glass F-Amateur. Hudson Nose:
on Washington, D. c.; professional
HSrper Chance. Washington, D. c
Ths winners will compete m the
NATIONAL championships September
~ at Celina, Tenn.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Icecopode, Sun Boss Leaders
In Classic Worrenton Show

more entry was given fine rides By
Eileen Smith. His most impressive
win was his fauitless performance
in the Corinthian working hunter
class. Mrs. J. North Fletcher piloted
her husbands newly acquired Bran
don King to third place with ls1s
points.
He!lzapoppin, w. H. SIMPSONS
Richmond ,va)> leaper annexed his
second consecutive major jumping
championship by scoring 10 points
in the thrilling jumper division.
Morton w. Smiths Flaminso under
the superb showmanship Of his
owner was winner Of the $500 jump
er stakes BY this win, Flamingo
tied for reserve honors with Col.
and Mrs. H. H. Pohls Fitzrada. who.
under Jane Pohl Rust's handing,
was piloted to fifth place in the
jumper stakes, and to q third in
the dificult in-and-out event. Each
horse scored II points and Fla.
mingo's owner won the toss. :
Maryland ponies took nve OF SIX
championship and reserve awards.
Teddy LIE Carpenters Easter Hal
from Reisterstown. Nd, scored II
points to win the large pony crown
over Billy Hoy's Monkton tMd)
Iron Duke, who scored AZ points.
In the small pony division Billy
Boyce Ills tiny performer, Spice,
from Grencoe, Md. had the slight
lead Of II point to nose out Gym
thia Graffanfs Thane OF wales,
from Lutherville. Md. Pinocchio.
Nelson Berry's lone Virginia winner
from Fredericksburg, had good
rounds to accumulate 81 points
for the intermediate pony honors,
placing over Mary Lou Hoys Sur
price with ~ points.
Washington area horses turned In
some good rounds for q fair share
of awards. Fred j. Hughes, jr.s,
Black Caddy, showing in only three
classes, accounted for . win In the
gc-as-you-please. Blanche john
sons valvo was second in the $500
jumper stakes. Ballantraes The
Squire placed In the 'Corinthian
hunters and Robert G. Lees Bonns
File took a good third In the SPEEDY
scurry jumper event.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Burnett Is Beaten
At Hot Springs
spseiel pispsteh 10 The S,sr


HOT SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 7.-vo-
ney Burnett, washington's solfng
fireman who has played little com.
petitive golf this season, found hts
first 36-hole match OF the year too
much Of a grind and he lost the
Hot Springs Invitation title 10 VIZ.
ginias Amateur Champion wynsol
Spencer, 9 and 5, here yesterday.
Burnett beat Spencer for the
Fairacre Bowl In 1g4e.
Spencer was i've over par for the
first four holes, and two down, In
the title match, but from the nth
through the 3lst he was two under
par and Burnett could not match
that golf.
The Newport News amateur An
ished the morning round 4-3.3.
birdie-eagle-par. to take Q 3-hois
lead At the hallway mark.
Evening star., 1948-09-07

IS minutes before the big f1sh broke
the line. Says he hopes to put al
least one fish in the boat during the
coming week.
John M. Holmes, secretary of the
Associated Fishing Tackle Manu-
facturers, advises of recent plans
formulated by the association for
the preservation and improvement
of angling in America After six
months work by its newly appointed
Fish Restoration Committee, under
the Craftsmanship of Lou S. Game
and consisting of Henry Shakes
peare, Ivar Hennings, Ed Wotrubs
ana Graham Treadway, it is anticl.
pated that four outstanding need,
for improving fishing viii be fos-
tered by the manufacturers.
One great need and opportunity
for action Is recognized in demon.
strating fish production and in
carrying out research. The associ.
alton will apply existing and new
techniques to a group Of lakes ir
way that an ordinary fisherman
or an anglers club might follow
to obtain good bass fishing. Result.
of these demonstrations will re.
ceive wide public notice Public
education, the training of person.
mel for fishery work who may lool
for adequate compensation for theil
services, and the implementing O.
the work of existing fish manage.
ment agencies, are three other goal!
OF the association. It is goot
program. and both the industry anc
anglers should benefit from it.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Leovens Defects Adoir
In Net Final at Eoston
Special Dispofth 70 1hs Siar

EAsTON, Md, Sept. 7.-Don Lea.
vens Of Washington defeated Buddy
Adair, also of Washington, So, 6-3
6-4. in yesterdays final of the
annual Talbot County tennis tour
nament.
Leavens and Adair took the dou-
bles final over Bell Thaler and Ken
Volk of Baltimore, 60, ga, 3-6, 81
Evening star., 1948-09-07

Town, Mo, asks
that those de-
string to COM
pc te in t h e
tournament at
H a g e r S I o " n
Sunday to report
to the Lincoln
Memorial Pool
for practice Sat-
urday afternoon
The clubs sole
thought these
days Is beat
Pangborn." The
Pangborn Club
has rubbed 1t in
on the District
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Fervent's Win Is Third
In Row for CaImut
In Washington Park
BY the Associated Press

AGO, Sept. 7.-Calumet
Farms championship stable had
added another big one" to its VIC
tory list today and didn't need
Citation to do it.
Director Ben Jones decided to
withhold the 3-year-old colt from
the $51 400 Washington Park Handi-
cap, windup feature of Chicago's
rich summer racing program. Fer
vent was sent out to carry the devil
red silks and he galloped to a nose
triumph in a photo finish over
Augustus and Nahm's fast-closing
Eternal Reward.
Calumet's win In the mile-and-a-
quarter Labor Day fixture was Own
er Warren Wright's third in sue
cession. He won the Washington
Park Handicap in l946 and 1947
with the famed Armed.
Fervent's success was worth $685.
900, boosting Calumet Farms earn
ings for the year to 1896 .735-$406,- :
701 shy of the record winnings for
Wright's stable In 1947.
Fervent. clocked in 2:044s for the
Derby distance, sped to his sixth
first in II starts this season and
fattened his earnings for 1948 to
sl23,775. The 4-year -old also has
three seconds and two thirds on his
ledger. He won $166 800 last year.
Washington Parks last-day crowd
Of 34,43O, largest Of the meeting,
made Fervent 6-5 favorite as an
early rain left the track sticky. So
close was the finish, most Of the
patrons were In doubt as to the
winner. Fervent paid $3.50. $500
and s240. Eternal Reward returned
So and $3.50. E. E. Voynow's Stud
Poker, in third eight lengths behind
Eternal Reward, paid $3.50.
Charles T. Fishers Star Reward
was fourth and Hal Price Headley's
Pellicle fifth and last.
Chicago's fall racing program
opens today at Hawthorne in near
by Cicero. Volcanic, Loujac and IL
others were entered for the $4,000
Inaugural Handicap at a mile and
70 yards More than a million dol
lars in stakes and purses will be
distributed in the 35-day meeting
Evening star., 1948-09-07
BuIIston Indiuns Victors

Ballston Indians 14-year- old base
ball team defeated the Mayo Juniors,
l2-1, yesterday. AL Devier had a
perfect day at bat for the winners
with three hits.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Stewart to Get Pro Test

Noble Stewart Of Alexandria viii
get . tryout next season with the
Danville club Of the Class G Caro-
lima League. A catcher, he played
this season With the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars and formerly was on
the George Warrington High team.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Loyal Legion Has Romp
In Edqemere Hondieop

NEW YORK, Sept. 7 LP)-With
Gallorette a late scratch. Loyal Le-
gion found the rest of the field easy
yesterday in the $28,l00 Edgemere
Handicap at Aqueduct.
The 45,052 fans, who wagered 81
571 1853 on the eight-race card. saw
Walter M. Jeffords' gelding romp te
"a 6-length victory over Deering
Howes Donor in the mile and a
furlong run.
Christiana Stables Service Pilot
lost the place by 2 lengths while
heading Bright Sword for the show
Tide Rips brought up the rear.
Loyal Legion, timed in 15225 witt,
Ted Atkinson up, earned $l9,050 fol
his triumph. and paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Two for Snua Hurbor

Snug Harbor topped the Baltimore
Al-Stars, 81 and S-7, In Q double.
header baseball game yesterday.
Boots PAMELA, University OF Mary.
land hurler, famed IL while givins
UP only two hits In the first gams.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
LuureI Police Boys Win

Johnny SKIS two-hit pitching led
Laurel Police Boys Club to AZ
win over Bladensburg Boys Club in
yesterdays opening game Of the
Prince Georges County Boys Club
Baseball League playoffs.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Hogon's Winnings $37, ,347
After $500 Reno Victory

Hogan, however, was lined up for
exhibitions this week. He will re-
join the tournament grind at the
Portland Open.
ThA 1AeHare.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
OUTDOORS

The National Capital Casting
Club, whose members have friendly
feud on with the membership Of the
Pangborn Casting Club Of Hagers-
Evening star., 1948-09-07

Ten years ago-The New York
football Giants defeated the
Eastern College All-Stars, 60, on
two field goals by Ward Cuff.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Aaafhsrn Aasseiation

Memphis, 90; Little Rock, O-e.
Atlanta, 2-3; Birmingham, 5-4
Nashville, 1917; ChattanooRa, 2-6.
New OrleAnA. o.; Mobile. 4-3
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Bill Leetch

hat one chap played a big ish
on 24-thread line for II hours and
IS minutes before the big fish broke
the line. Says he hopes to put at
least one fish in the boat during the
= oov,,iy,o u-eek
Evening star., 1948-09-07

Congressional tmixed Scotch foursome
Tie for low gross between Mrs j, s
Godfrey and r Z. McArdle and Mrs. D
H Henderson and J. L, Geddes with s2s
Tie for low net, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B Bomar
o2-21-1l. and Mrs. L. c. Stewart sne
Z. B. Shinn, s1-l6-1l.
Prince Georges sweepstakes net
Jay Woodside, 16-s--6s; Jerry Looney
Prothro. s4-l5-69. Low Eross-Jo,
Balestri, 20.
Columbia (best ball two baln-A. II
perley and DR.. w. L. Waters, net score
OF 81. Tie for second between W, B
curtiss and Capt. c. B. Platt,, 5s, anc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15

WALNUT RIDGE

WALNUT RIDGE - Bill Elgln
Of Detroit, Mich, has been spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Hidge King and Mrs. Emma
King.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horton
were business callers at Colum-
bus, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
children were callers at Cald-
well Saturday afternoon.
Miss Frances Horton. of New
Concord, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Horton.
Irene and Mabel Horton spent
Thursday afternoon with We'll
come Horton.
Martin Curtis, of New Concord,
spent the latter part of the week
with George Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson and
daughter, Wanda Kay and Mrs,
Carletta Morrison, of Olive,
were Sunday evening visitors at
| O. O. Horizons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin and
children were Sunday afternoon
guests of Howard Spires, of Elk
Fork.
Mrs. Bessie Horton and son
George, were callers at New
Concord Wednesday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15
FREDERICKSDALE
rpEnERIcKS SnAIF

FREDERICkSDAL - &. n
Arnold attended the sale at the
William Carter farm here Satur-
day.
Mrs. Marcus Cant and sons
Darrell and Ronald, spent Friday
evening with Mrs. L. d. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Wiley, OF
Forest Grove. spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alec Wickham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis and
daughters, Betty, Patty and
Wanda, and Mrs. Ernest Davis,
of Sarahsville, were shopping in
Marietta Thursday.
DR.. B. r.. Lokin from the Cadle
tabernacle, will be speaking in
the high school auditorium in
Caldwell, Thursday evening.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Davis were Mr.
and Mrs. Marcus Cant and fam
lily.
Anna Mae Butler, of Caldwell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norvel Garter
of GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Carter.
Herlan Butler and son, Delbert
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs Samantha Butler and fam.
lily.
Mrs. Eula Archer is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Amy Stew
ems.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15
RENROCK

RENROCK - Mrs. Mary Zller
and two daughters, of Cumber-
land, attended the children's day
program Sunday night.
Everyone enjoyed the program
at the church Sunday night.
Jackie Farensworth is spend
ing some time at the home OF
Erwin Reed.
Miss Norma Tilden, of Column
bus, is visiting her brother, Ray,
and family.
Miss Garnet Parks has return
ed to GAINESVILLE after spending
some time with her parents, A.
| G.. Parks.
There will be a Grange meet
| ing Friday night, followed by a
recreational program.
Mrs. Simeon McNutt is on the
sick list. She has arthritiS.
Clarence Nichols and family
We're callers at the Wayne Stiers
/ home, Sunday evening.
The w. S. c. S. enjoyed very
pleasant day at the beautiful
country home of Frank and May
belle Engle, Thursday A bounti-
full dinner was enjoyed at the
noon hour followed by business
Injecting in the afternoon. There
We're 80 present.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15
THE SMILING SALLIES

weekly newspaper field is entirely different than
that of daily and there is little any, competition Inc
caes bring you the sensational current and foreign
events but the keynote for practically every weekly y
Community Service. .
Last week, The Journal had community service N 2
reverse when they visited by members Oh the
Saes Al club of Rich Valley.
Some thirty strong. the girls, their advisors ana
other interested enjoyed inspection OF this plant watch
ed the linotype operation exclaimed over the auoalc
newspaper press even exhibited unusual interest IN the
changing of eight page roll registered and had the
pictures taken, all in the same afternoon: . ~
Representing many different families, the glris
and one lone bow Wayne johnson, who welcomed
visitor learned in few short hours what makes weekly
tick and the different stages before reaches
YOUR homes on Thursday.
We are glad for the opportunity Of playing hosts 70
these All club members who will be the guiding genera
ton of Noble county in the all to near future
We appreciate the fact that community service can
and does work and that the Rich Valley CLUB
selected The Journal visitation as one OF their prolec,
We are glad they came 1t is expected that other
an clubs will follow in their wake and the welcome mat
is already out.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-07-15
SHENANDOAH TRAIL

SHENANDOAH TRAIL - Mrs.
w. X. Wheeler entertained the
missionary society of the Mt. Zion
church Thursday.
Mrs. Olive Shriver and son,
Larry, are vacationing at the C.
p. Graham farm.
Mrs. Roy Vandyne entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of Pleas
ant Hill church Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ord Marks were
recent visitors at E. B.. brakes.
Mrs. Ora knight has entered
rest home in Sarahsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bond en-
tertained the farm bureau coun-
Gil of Buffalo township, Friday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Miller of Senecaville route We're
special guests.
Lucy Jane Wheeler had her
tonsils removed at st. Francis
hospital Monday.
The Samuel Danford residence
/ in Sarahsville has been converted
into rest home with capacity
OF 25 beds. Mrs. Clark of Ava is
the matron.
Fl Verton Thomas and family oi
Canton are spending a two weeks
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Thomas.