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Evening star., 1948-09-12
District Public Links
Tourney Attracts 81

With defending champion Andy
Oliveri sticking to his model air.
plane hobby and passing up the
District Public Links championship
new champion will be crowned
in the play starting tomorrow at
East Potomac.
A field of 81 will play an 18-hole
qualifying round for the 16 places
in the championship fight. Two
rounds of match play will follow
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Pairirgs and starting times an
nounced by Manger T. J. Gibraski
of East Potomac:
s:O0-Louis A.. Jolicoeur: GEORGE Pig.
Crawford: s:1O-capt. James Mcclanahan
Cecil starnes, Clarence Balay; s;15-WMl; A;
connel; e NJ Desns s:so. S Robsr. a v Rhodes. psvie
kno5ett 5s Richard A H f' slioi ,s Richard
w,;,.s s.ssss ss4., syS.,t Hss A. W Rrssn W rs: as
f. ifr Ellis: RS s4os.muel i a NJ 'e <. Garter, M John
sergt Ed Sardenas " TueEeT Sas
Leonard ]. Bridgett; s:5O-Thomas z
Burch, Edmond J. Talbot, John Cantrelli
S:55-Charles H. Alexander, T. c. Sare-
lakos: Joseph r. Marshall.
s:OO-A. Jones, Richard Hager, Ernest
A. Robson; 9:O5-Carl z. Steele, Jack
Sayers, Joe A. Ramirez; 9:10-.Patrick Y
MARITIME, Ralph M. McGonigaI. Tracy r
Foust; 9:15-Thomas Emmons, Tom
shank, Julian williams; 9;2O-Willian
c. Wetzel, John Abood, J, J. Kotyan
s:25-C. G. wells. Roger Martino, George
", Graham 9:3O-Earl L. Marcy, Johr
Bowers, Joe Abood: 9:35-Fred F. Allen
Robert r. Jones, Charles Malone; $40
James Craig, Nichols L. King, Francis x
Gulli; 9:45-Meredith N. Stiles, jr.: Fret
James Grace.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Replica I'd Captures
Foxcatcher Chase
By the Assocjofed press

FAIR HILL, Md, Sept. lin a
three-horse finish, Richard K. Mel
Ions Replica End won the gruelline
$500 Foxcatcher National Hunt
Steeplechase today.
Johnny Murphy drove the 10-year-
old, Pittsburgh-owned jumper home
inches in front of Bayard Sharp's
Tourist Pride. Ella Widener's
Chance Bullet was a nose back in
third at the end of the Smile run
1t was the closest race in the nine
years of what is considered the
most severe test for equine jumpers
In this country.
Replica cleared the final fence in
front with Tourist Pride only a
half-length back and Chance Bullet
closing fast another length to the
rear.
Floating Isle, the favorite from
Thomas T. Motifs Auburn Farm o1
Sandy Springs, Md. faded to fourth
In the last mile. Irish Oyster was
fifth. Dunsan, never a contender
brought up the rear.
Replica, well backed and carrying
143 pounds, covered the distance in
six minutes and II seconds, II sec
onds off the course record.
G. H. Pete) Boswick's Little
Sammie won the two miles over the
brush course by four lengths in 1854
Navy Gun carried the French blue
silks Of William du Points Mont
pelier Farm to victory in the IL
mile and fiat race in 3:24.1.
The 7-furlong dash on turf went
to Halls Pal owned by Mrs. G. H.
BoStWick.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Icecopode Leading Hunters
In F Pennington Horse Show

pony division, one point ahead of
Sue Ann Freeman's Thumbs Up.
Unfortunately Thumbs Up will not
be competing here tomorrow since
the pair will be trying for a second
leg on the Mt. Calvary Pony Chal-
lenge Trophy at Suitland.
Summaries.
Ponies under saddle under 11.2: l.
Laura ,Lawrence's Jenny wren; 2-Bnl
Alison Edwards SNOWFALL
Ponies under saddle, 11.2-13.0: Fox
n. Keith's Smokey Joe; s-Neison Berry s
Pinocchio.
Pony hunters. under 112: 1-Jenny
wren; Jane Fox Dodson' lis No-No;
Berfiey eny Jenainss oven olendoser'
Pinocchio: 3-Blue Blazes.
Pony Hunters. over 1870: Fog Hol:.
low Stables Snowstorm; Harold Barnes
Velvet; Sue Ann Freeman's Thumbs
Horsemanship: CRiders under II who
have not preyiously won a arst ribbon in
Cynthia Robinson; 3-Truman NJ. Dodson
Asp;cA. Horsemanship: Ann Eve
Virginia Horse Show Association Horse
grfcbeis nanshsPi 1Msxine edr. Esnr *; Emma Lou
%ss sss
loost snd sarah Fstes sGIh IEI enry
Ponies under saddleoyer 1871; l.
Thumbs Thumbs Up: MMr: and Mrs w Aagsin
Sailor.
leading class: 1-Byrd MeIntyre. ir:s
3-Libby Palmer's Puliin.
Mls Ralph HeWsId 5nsa PINK Hsns4s sFrs :b5 t. 81
bans b.. g. by Barred Umber-sylyia
Yearlings race type: Pink Whiskers;
2eiGTia 9Tavs Gapans entry; vas. svaFae skv
Beau; 3-Maniey W. carter's Drew.
Olympic class SECOND day.. Jack
payne's Gorgeous Hussy; Mary Ann
Family class: Frank o. Wilson Fam
ily; Martha Lee Kennon's entry; s.
Riyerdale Farms entry.
Rineharts Easter Eve: 5Evirsinis B.
Rineharts Golden Ripple.
PINK 3vPs5s eos BINS THOMAS h vsnesysnSsTs
3-.Martin, vogel, ,jr's Petrescu.
Knock-down.and-ou June Fishers
Reckless: .2-Mr. and Mrs. K: M: Bruce's
Rose Gold; 3-Col. and Mrs. H. H. Pohrs
Qualified hunters: 1-Mrs,,, Page Jen-
3-Vrginia Alien.
o2a o9sn BsFSa TSEa1s aqqtss: Rsy
Teufelleur: 3-Rock Spring Farms Duck.
Hunter hacks: 1--Daze; SHIRLEY Nc
Gavocks Baby Seal; 3-Henry's Dream.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
los Federal Linksmen
Open Play tuesday

The first days play in the annua
Federal Coli Association champion
ship is scheduled for Tuesday, q
Fairfax with los players paired fol
an l8-hole medal round.
Approximately $50 more will play
Wednesday and Thursday, and the
low Is at that time will play ar
additional l8 on Friday to determine
the individual champion.
Pairings and starting times fol
Tuesdays contestants:
s:so-Bob March. Hickman Greene. Jo,
Lasalle, Joe Evans; s:45-T. Tarrant
Fred Proulx, Frank Nievert: 9:00-Arthul
kirschner, Maj. H, L. Hughes Mai. N, B
SchIicnsr; 9:lb-M sost' Thos. Manning
a:soMEdssr conman, Hugh Buckins
ham, l. B.. Warrington, H. W. Mcclary
ggA5-Frsnklin Kaufman, r. s. ooodridge
Gene Fossom. Robert Myers, Francis Don
aldson, Philip l.. Donaldson: 10:15-TonI
alh ssrlinsky, k Charley Dye, James Jordan
10: :soMLt. Col. ". Barton. J. W. Green
Geo, Klink, John Napier: 10:45-Lt. Col
y. 7. Barton. Mai. r. L. Hibbits, JOSEPH
Elmer Peddrick. Chas. Address; 1l:15-
Felix Gloden, Stanley Crosthwaite, W, o
Sheridan; John Black; Thos. Botelsr; II 4!
Paul Ray. James Hutchinson, Elmer w
Hindeman, DR.. Woodward.
:, 12:0o-James Ford, j. P. McLaren, ia!
Qoodposter, Frank Field, wayne Ingraham
Bob Odom; 12:30-Paul L. Brindle, Arthur
Keighley, Finn Olsen, Van NJ. Lund: 12:4i
Ed Tamuleuich. Eugene Brahm. Harr!
M. Kurth, A. q. IinZey
1 :OO-Frank cush, Charles Helmick. 10,
Bachmursn, Irwin Reisler; 1:l5-Fret
King: l 1:3O-Wilmer Hack. Peter LaValle
Charles Dow, William Lytzen; 1:45-Ralpl
J. Devlin. Fred J. Ramocki, Fred Pickart
Leon Ware.
2:o0-D. L. johnson, Dwight Porter
Harold Cloush, Rufus Crockett; 2:15@
James Kelehan, Charles Pearman. Refort
Burney, w. r. Nowlin; 2:30-J, Allai
Sherier, George Winklre. Homer Fuller, An
thony Keder: 2:45-capt. D. T. Smith
Charles Dickson. Jack Ferguson, 1t. Col
3:oo-carl orness, 1t. comdr. A. B
woodbridge, Frank W. Pence, r. W. DAM
schefsky.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Aqueduct Results
By the Associofed Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
maiden 21year.olds; furlsoGngs, eo .eo
hto0i Milton seere eAtkinson) o''' 40 $50
Demavend !Anderson) $50
say. aCheckmate and Tattoo.
aCain Hoy Stable entry.
SECOND RAcE.Purse, $500: claim
Hyblaze (McPhee) 2.4O
Also ran-Barullo, Gaelic Gift.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; hurdles;
maiden 3-year-olds and upward; about Ia
miles.
TsxiGrd :,i;se ,snnop scI,nsnan 7so 44o ssssSS
Twenty-six tFife) 4.1O
Also ran-walter Raleigh, Bruders
Brood Charoteer, LIE Tigre.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward: / u miles.
Alex Barth tGuerin) 4.40 $50 2.!!G
Ester Estsrsa a,n;s1 oJameS, anccresrv, 45o 9o 81
Also ran-Raking, Friendly Don, Alpine
Astarte, Flare Skirt. Chief Mate.
FIFTH RAcEEPurse; $500; allow
Ailie's Pal lAnderson) $50 2.5t
Also ran-Blackmont. spats, skyscraper
SIXTH RACE-The Beldame Handicapj
purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-oldS anc
upward: u miles.
Conniver (Dodson) $40 $50 2.9C
Harmonica Donoso) $50 80
| Gallorette tJessop) 3.2C
| Time, :522s.
Also ran - Paddleduck, Carolyn A.
Mother. Sweet Dream. I Risolater, Dan
| dilly, Alable, b Scattered, Camarrso
Miss Grillo and b Airosa. .'
| Mill River Stable entry.
| King Ranch entry.
Field.
SEVENTH RAcE-The Oxford Handica p;
purse, $4,000 added; class c; 3-year-olds
and upward: Is miles,
Wide Wing (Guerin) 4.S0 800 go
Safe Arrival fGorman) $50 2,40
Gallant Bull fAtkinson) 2.20
Time, 1:4635.
Also ran-Manmoudess, Mymidon.
Eighth race-Pufse, $500; claiming
3-year-olds and Up; Il miles.
Halle tAtkinson) $40 $50 80
Glib Lady tAnderson) $50 $50
Bold Regard tPermane) $50
Time, 1:493s.
Also ran-Nomorwar, Go Devil, Indian
Homespun IInseen Little Keith.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
By Angelina ]. CorobeIIi
Special Correspondent Of The Sior

SP0S1' @0tfosP0Hdcelt Ot Tvs otOr
FARMINGTON, Va, Sept. IL
Going into the final day of the
3-day 18th annual Pennington Hunt
horse show, one of the finest ex-
hibitions held this season, Mrs
Page Jennings Icecapade Is safely
in the conformation hunter lead
with 171z points as the result OF
today's competition.
Closest contender is Llangollen' :
Daze who his accumulated liz
points. Daze, who has been
handled throughout by the top
horsewoman, Ellie Wood Keith, has
accounted for a blue in the hunter
hacks and place awards in the
Lightweight hunters, ladies hunt
ers and qualified hunters.
The working hunter division
which is the closest contested finds
MIS-. Raymond Barbin's Herodite
and Rock Spring Farms Clinker
tied with eight points each. Hero
dite scored wins in the green and
open working hunters today and
was fourth in the working hunter
hacks. Clinker was winner of the
qualified working and placed in the
handy. Ballantrae's Teulelleur had
a good performance to place in the
open working hunters.
j. E. Jones Boots had added to
his jumper score and is now one
point ahead of June Fishers Reck-
les who has scored II points. En-
thusiasm ran high in the knock
down-and-out event as five jump
offs were necessary to decide the
first three awards. Final outcome
found Reckless in first place, Mr..
and Mrs. K. M. Bruces Rose Gold
second, the familiar Fitzrada owned
by Col. and Mrs. H. H. Pohl and
ridden by Jane Pohl Rust, third,
and Clarence c. Criser's BY Day,
fourth.
In the pony division, Laura Law
rence'S Jenny Wren has scored TX
points to lead the small ponies. Run
ner-up is Jane Fox DDS No-No with
three points. In the intermediate
division Penny and Berkley Jen-
nings' owen Glendower has a 12-
point lead over Fox Hollow's Blue
Blazes. Fox Hollow's Snowstorm
has scored 51a points in the large
Evening star., 1948-09-12
'Conniyer Captures
beIdame Handicap
For Title Claim
BY The Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Conniver
staked a powerful claim for 194s
honors among the turf's weaker
sex" today when she pounded down
the Aqueduct stretch in a blazing
finish to capture the $68, 300 Bel
dame Handicap.
Almost lost In the large 14-horse
field during the early running Of the
Ia s-mile event, the favored 4-year-
old brown filly battled into contention
in the final bend. She caught Har-
monica in the run for home, and
bounced under the wire three
lengths on top to grab the $49, TOO
winners share for her owner, Harry
La Montague of Oyster Bay, N. Y.
The second choice, Mrs. Marie A.
Moore's Gallorette, came from no.
where in the stretch to take third
place, a bare half length In arrears
of Harmonica, owned by Arnold
Hanger.
Conniver, in winning her richest
stake, Travelled the route over q
track called sloppy early in the day
but good" at race time In 1855.
Her hackers in the Aqueduct clos
ing day crowd Of 1882 were re-
warded with $50, $3.50, and $3.50.
This was Conniver's first start
since July 81 when she ran second
to Beauchef in the Merchants and
Citizens Handicap at Jamaica. Prior
to that, the Maryland-hred daugh-
ter of Discovery had Knocked off
Gallorette apd Stymie in the rich
Brooklyn Handicap, and had de-
feated Harmonica for top swag in
the vagrancy Handicap, both at
Aoueduct. Her Brooklyn winnings
were only $39 300, so this was by far
her biggest one-day bankroll.
Harmonica held half-length ad-
vantage in the furious run for the
wire after they Strengthened away,
but Jockey Doug Dodson called on
Conniver just inside the last fur
long, and she romped home to win
easily.
Gallorette, seventh at the three
quarter call, picked up ground game
ly to be fourth at the stretch, but
there was no catching the flying
leaders.
Conniver, termed the most i'm
proved horse in training this year
after winning only three Of 10 starts
in 1947, thus won her eighth race
this season in 13 trips to the post.
She has been in the money in II
of these races, having two seconds,
and two thirds to her credit.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Timonium Results
By the Assoeiofsd Press

FIRST RACE-Purse,. $1,000; allow.
ances; 3-year-olds; ga furlongs;; on -,,
Hoseah lcisneros) $3.50 j 90 so 9e( &c
Joy Yves tDowns) o.4o
Time, 1865.
.r4a Also Ms TsnM;s Ext susf RlodxEoa Hnn BIND
ing; 3-year-oids and upward; about 1ls
%latims S1siIa's tsssfss} ,sssssb 500 s.4S s:SS{{
Gay E,wei Wildy s:ot .arisss' ''4'
Also Also ranIour -o Risk, Kid osullivan
I'''ie ti5ai Daily AESI5s, double paid s5sao,
ssTno na Upward 1856 tprl0nSs 1875
MsadoS MsadoSAe Greg Hernandez 1910 s.55,,
Eltonhead tKratz) 6'4'
Also @e' ran@Fiyins ioe1a Moose, verte, Abrazo
Afsesyi foURTH Tff'Fai RAcE-purse. 1000; claim
ing: 3-yeaT,olds and up; as9ut sS a. Il miles s'
"9Ssa TI%s; & ;SSS Ss,.s,' sp unrrv z.v.r.v t,ne,
S1sfi FfrfH III RAeEApurse. eE Purse sI'soo; claiming
s1ysaT;oIds; s; a,ius.2 e. fusionss. so sao q,
Dusty Moment lMeysrhoner) 500 -
Also rar-Skyway, Ringside Table, Lei
tersburg. Fairkan and Nora.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; 6s FUR
longs.
Rough Cloud tM'hoffer) $50 $50 2.2G
Margaret E. (MatraD $50 400
Fast Slave (Austin) 3.2O
TimS 1:233s.
Also ran-Gay Royal. Country Dude
French Nine and Waygood Girl.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
Two. nd L.
miles
Smart Start tRankin) 1880 $50 800
Homeward Bound (MatraD 22.60 $50
Charles City fAustin) ESQ
Also ran--Vinafr, Mr.. Flip, Gay Peggy,
Mix Man. Little Push.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 900; Claim
Little Pistol (Austin) $40 40 $50
Darby Duncan tCisneros) 1920 66e
Also ranNIa osuna. roater, North
Sea, Gica, Duelcan.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
SECOND GAME.

Totals 81 1917 8 Totals 23 SIS 7
Two out when winning run scored
and game called account darkness.
Grounded out for Westrum in fifth.
Homered for Koelo in fifth.
{ Ran for Mize in sixth.
s Ran for Marshall in sixth.
Famed for Mueller in sixth.
Brooklyn -------------- 2o1 0o1-4
New York - 900 OFT
Runs-Rackley. Robinson (2), Edwards,
Gordon; Risney: Thompson. Mueller. RhaWni;
in-suba, Reese, Mccarthy 90, Marshall,
RhaTn l9: Two-base hits-Rackley'
Stolen bases-Edwards, Reese Co. Sac
rifice--Rackley. Double play-Lorhke, to
10; New, York: Q Bases or. balls-on
Hansen, !: of Branca. 2; off Koslo, 2; off
by Branca, 1; by Koslo, 2; by Behrman. /.
Hits-of Hansen, 8 in y innings, off
l inning; off Branca, 4 in so innings;
Of Minner, l in 0 innings; of Behrman,
in "a inning. Winning ptcher-Trin-
kle. Losing pitcher-Minner.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
JET Nine Eliminated
By Union City, S-5
By the Associated Press

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 11.-Jet
Motors nine of Washington was
eliminated from the All-American
amateur baseball tournament to-
night when American Legion OF
Union City, N. j., won an 8-5 slug
fest.
Union City scored five in the fifth
in handing Jet its second defeat in
the double elimination play.
Martin Bombers of Baltimore
eliminated Olmsted Field Fliers OF
Middletown, Pa, 10 In IL innings
Spring Grove, Md, defeating Rising
sun, Md, 40, and Brooklyn defeated
Elmira, 81.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Norruqunsett Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-purse, $500; claiming;
4,ysar.olds zEss and up; l mile and 70 yards;
Complex tBernhardt) 800
Also ran-Jacks Toni. Whataplay; Hoo,
Heels Rsnse Rste
SECOND RAcEPurse, 81 500: claim:
ing; 3,year-ods eI1s,, and upva9d; turlosgs
neT aenefafs ks Aide ae''Id MeLean 0'0o $50 $50 go go
Also ran-euiek Kick, sudss pavss'
Pond sna ss
Paily double paid sa5: :sol
2-year-oids; 6 furlongs, '
sl, Gomsly, 5slls aBsrnh'd0 500 ,4ssee s.oo9
Fiyins Guy tearrolD 'o''V ESQ
Maid Of Boston. Waza Wana. Disputanta,
Air EdiJRTH 6iH apd RaeEPrs. R9le knpt 90 ooo
Deep Texas GRoberts) $40 300 1896
Running Wave (Carvalho) 200 1926
0 Also '0H ran@da SH1s1 Time Roll, Shout About iSt
Phara Surprise, Ferry Pilot, Kai Lee, Ore
susan. Dusty Roads.
FIFTH Fl Epshfa sRlra Sqs ras assHa'fs asv
ances; 3-year;,olds and upward; !. miles
Sn3sf, Winser wheat yns sHansma $50
Also ran-Evening Flight, Mayram
Hishfortidies and Hot Slippers,
| SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500 added; tn,
Jenne dare Stakes; 2-year-olds; fur.
| longs.
b Sunny Vale (spinale) 4,60 3.ol
C Why the Rush (McLean) 2.6(
Also ran--Esta vez Streak of Dawn
Cunning Island, q Studying. Admired
! b Floating, Iona Mae, Clubbing, Rounde
lay.
&C Lussky and Murlogg Farm entry.
Brookmeade Stable entry.
Oglebay- George Humphrey entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
| ing; 4-year-olds and upward; Ia miles
sesundo sombra (M'bert 500 500 $50
Zazu Fits (Zulker) 1910 SOC
Ripaway (Fayard) FAC
Also ran-Upandatem, Hill of Gold. Ful-
sura, Gilded Trump. Ever Message, Enor
| and First Draft
/ EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; 11a miles
Dual Purpose to'rella) 1880 $50 4.2(
1 Etheljean tKlinel $50 4.4C
King Victory tPicoU 2.SC
Also ran-Super Justice, Devils Brew
MacStepen. Block Buster, Our Merrick
| Gamer.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Baxter RossIes Supermon

T The Golden Superman, sensa-
tional Hollywood grappler who Is
undefeated locally, will meet rugged
Laverne Baxter in the co-feature Of
next Wednesday nights wrestling
show at Turner's Arena, with Nell
Stewart facing June Byers IN the
other semiwindup.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
FIRST GAME.

| Totals 43 7c3S IA
Famed for Hodges in seventh.
Flied out for Edwards in eleventh.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
\ Ran for Mize in eleventh.
Ran for Cooper in eleventh.
Brooklyn - 900 OO1 600 900 o.
New York - OO1 900 900 900 IL
Runs-Cox,- Marshall, Kerr: Errors
Lohrke. Robinson, Kerr. Three-base hit
Hermanski. Stolen base-Cox. Sacrifices
Jansen, Hatten, Marshall, Brown; Dou-
Reese to Hodges: Hotten to Reese to Rob-
inson. Left on bases-Brooklyn. 9: New
York, 13. Bases on balls-Of Hatten, 8;
of Jansen, 4. Struck out-By Hatten. 5;
by Jansen, 6. Hit by pitcher-By Hatten
tMarshalD.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

its grounds well kept and containing
two pink dogwoods planted at the
entrance by the Garden Club. Gar.
dens of the members are well worth
visits, especially those Of Mrs. Fry
and Mrs. william G. Davis.
Walter r. Blake, superintendent
of grounds on the estate OF Robert
M. Guggenheim. $500 Albemarls
street NV. won $25 prize for sug-
gesting the name "The Professional
Gardener" as title Of the official
magazine Of the National Associa-
tion of Gardeners. This group met
recently in Philadelphia and II
members of the Washington branch
attended with their families. At the
convention, 81 names for the maya.
zine were suggested. Mr.. Blake re-
turned his prize to the association
to further the work Of the maya.
zine.
Mrs. Gertrude G. Perry, president
Of Brookmont Garden Club. and
Mrs. Fred w. Lang have been ap-
pointed chairman and vice chair.
man, respectively, of the Garden
Club Division for the observance Of
National Flower Week here Novem-
Der 7 to IA. Detlef ]. Witt. florist,
has been named general chairman
for the District by Charles E. Heite.
president of the Society of Ameri-
can Florists During the week last
year the florists of the country gave
away S225 900 worth of flowers as
gestures Of good will.
The Botanic Garden will be the
scene September Is and 26 Of the
annual exhihition sponsored by shs
National CAPITAL Dahlia Society.
Any person may enter the events
with exhibits The Garden Is To-
Gated at Maryland avenue and First
street S.W.
The National Chrysanthemum So
ciety will sponsor its fourth annual
show in the museum building Of
the New York Botanical Garden
october % to "a. Among other
features will be trial border Of
new varieties.
The Holly Society Of America,
Inc, will meet November IL at the
New York Botanical Garden. Harry
w. Dengler, extension forester at
the University of Maryland, is gen.
eral secretary. Mrs. John McNair
of Baltimore and Daniel Fenton of
Millville, N. j., are the two others
on the Program Committee.
Rose Society book suggestions:
Roses for Every Garden" ($3.50),
by DR.. r. c. Allen; Pest and Dis
ease Control for Roses, 1948" (25
cents. by DR.. Freeman Weiss:
Handbook on Insect Enemies Of
Flowers and Shrubs" (35 cents, by
Weigel & Baumhofer. Order first
two by mail from r. E. Scammell,
28l0 Bladensburg road NE; the last
from superintendent of documents,
Government Printing ONCE.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Giants
Continued from Page B-1.

the third to take 80 advantage.
The Giants got two Of those back
in the fifth when Mccarthy cracked
a pinch-hit homer with one on
Robinson's third hit, and Don
Mueller's muff of a fly ball gave
the Brooks their fourth run of
Ken Tri9kle in the top of the
sixth.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Quarterly Revamped

The quarterly publication of the
New York Botanical Garden has
been revamped with the September
issue, which was titled The Gar
den," Vol. /. No. l. The issue Is
filled with practical and scholarly
advice.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Niqht Grid Loop Forming

Plans are being made for the or
ganization of a night football league
in Alexandria for either 160-pound
or unlimited elevens. For further
information call Johnny Poston at
Franklin $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

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Evening star., 1948-09-12

for maiden 2-year-olds: 6 fur
Rich; trainer, o. c. Rasch, jr.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

t, S24O (No place or show tickets sold)
moving to front at once, was in hand at all
3 defeat PETROL POINT, not rushed while
orcing pace entering stretch and no effort was
ages BROWN MOGUL came over on Petrol
e pace, made repeated bids to get to winner
was badly outrun.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

s3 40; Normrch, $500
VERA CoNNELLY away well and hustled at
y stretch, moved to front near furlons pole then
SUN away slowly, sent to contention rounding
RICH forged to wide lead early, faltered in stretch
tart, had no mishap MIDNIGHT OIL showed littl
FOURTH RAcE-The Neptune; purse. $500;
ongs start good, won driving: place same. Went
~ Gray Dream-Rave by st. Germans. Owner: s.
" ahIesES0 Oh. 500, S35O SIZE Time. I:13N.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

ID ground entering stretch and held on gamely
ii the best dwelt slightly at break, took overland
md then just failed to get UP. SHE'S SCOTCH
stretch. PURITAN closed . gap. WISE BOB
claiming: 3-year-oids and up: furlongs. Start
emit o:55 cff 2:55z. Winner bf.4 by Strolling
owner r A. Piarulli; trainer, c. M. Feltner
Time. LILA.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

The National Chrysanthemum So
ciety will sponsor its fourth annual
show in the museum building Of
the New York Botanical Garden
october % to "a. Among other
features will be trial border Of
new varieties.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

handicap; purse $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up
ndily; place driving Went 437, OF at once. Winner
Man O. War. owner, Mrs. H. K. Haggerty trainer
Evening star., 1948-09-12

The Botanic Garden will be the
scene September Is and 26 Of the
annual exhisition sponsored by the
National CAPITAL Dahlia Society.
Any person may enter the events
with exhibits. The Garden Is To-
Gated at Maryland avenue and First
street S.W.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

aiming; 3-year-olds and up; q furlongs. Start
sos, off 5:0Sla. Winner bf.4 by Happy Argo-
Rner, Mrs. j. v. Stewart; trainer, J. v. Stewart
Evening star., 1948-09-12

The Gaithersburg Garden Club,
which meets Wednesday with Mrs.
Edwin Fry, plans for a more ex-
tensive planting Of bulbs for spring
display, according to Marion Yoder
Drummer, its publicity chairman.
The club has made definite contri-
buttons to the beauty of Gathers
burg. which lies along Route 240,
where all passersby may see the
beauty Of It's well-kept, shaded lawns
and its flowers
Several large trees Of the primitive
forest still stand, especially the giant
oak on the right directly after cross
ing the overpass. This oak is called
the Washington oak because Gen.
Washington rested there. Another
arboreal beauty is the stand Of great
oaks in the lawn Of James A.
Schroeder, jr., on the left. Forest
Oak Cemetery lies on the left also.