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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-13
AS We SEE IT THIS WEEK
At The
Pascagoula- Moss Point Bank

Much has happened this past week-Many moves toward build
ing-The official visit OF the State Highway Commission, the
driving ceremonies for the new courthouse; the advertisement
constructive fundamentals for sound prosperity.
The presence of 2l farmers and businessmen at Hurley and
y.ancleaye Tuesday and "Wednesday firmly eonyinses us that
pasture program promotion.
ttt+
DR.. FRED MITCHELL, President of Mississippi State College.
Mississippi State is not only in capable hands, but in capable.
understanding hands.
MR.. L. l. JONES. Director of the Extension Service for Mixs-
sippi State College, told the groups of citizens who attended
f be d @seHpe6 t to m assfut tSo peo 81 North n Mississippi ShsksGh d01 VI, % SGos S
eaAw REQUISITE aSiatenf for pt tSs deS Se%pnSsnt0 DR. R R Russell 1 sf11 Y coL E
MAN, Director of Experiment Stations, offered the use of these
5'a'1 tRe pasture ssa ae' tssfs, i Mr.. s " R. TH saaP!a5s1o2 sta Se R Rsrono oas-
list, talked of soil building and OF planned pastures.
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We compliment the ladies of Hurley and vancleave for the
splendid meals prepared for us at the pasture programs. Gumbo,
fried chicken, potato salad, rice and gravy and pie were de-
liciously and graciously served.
examined approaches to Escatawpa River Bridge. This is the
ihe r etiiolal fo orsi au Of sincere tine Gem belief that sa s 3Se commits com@iss aoarfl IS ia
earnest about permanent improvement.
Visitors to coffee hour and in in t%r Bank during hni9g the J2t. week
MR.. R. P. COLMER, State College, Mississippi; MR. Al
GOTTSCHE, Cashier, First Bank Of Biloxi; MR., BEN COCH-
RAN, Holly Springs, Mississippi; MR.. JOHN L. MOORE, Mo-
bile, Alabama; MESsRS, JOHN D. SMITH SAN T0ML in
SPIVA, S. 7. ROEBUCK AND ROY c. ADAMS, of the State
Highway Commission; MR.. J. M. CHARLTON, Juarez, Chin,
Mexico: and MR.. H. H. HAYDEN, Ocean Springs, Mississippi.
THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THIS COLUMN, OUR BANK,
IT'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND IT'S OFFICERS WISH TO
THANK JACKSON COUNTY CITIZENS FOR THEIR INTER
ESTED PRESENCE AT THE PASTURE PROGRAMS AND Al
T TEkg sEe afyHs Is a AZ 5P 5Ss i i cEHT sSTT T. c {SS 1
COUNTY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-13


guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Coll
lier on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moon
have just received a cabiegram
from their son, Sergeant w. A.
Moon, that he and his family
were leaving Frankfurt, that day
for the States after a residence
of three years in Germany where
Sergeant Moon was stationed with
the army. They will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Moon on their arrival home.
The Reverend Richard Kell arr
rived Unexpectedly Wednesday,
for a visit of a week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom KeIl4
Mr.. Kell is pastor of the Pres-,
byterian church at Centervilles
Ala, and is on vacation =.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-13

A study is underway 70 deter
mine whether birds migrate by
the aid of the earth's magnetism
picked up by some organ in the
birds body.
Evening star., 1948-07-25
IT'S
SO
WARM!

Year otter year, fight
ing the heot rem oins
Woshin9ton's mojor sum-
mertime octivity. Those
energetic enough to stir
from shelter have vorious
methods Of bottIine high
temperature ond humid
ity, q few of which ore
pictured here.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Belmont Park Results
By the Assoeioisd Pres,

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming;
sgsss,0les sigso.. twof.5 snd up farsSaps' so
Croupier LicausD 1880 $50
Shifty Mae tNodsrse) $50
Also r.n@Hiya Pop. Kazbek. Blue Gem.
Fsiranft. Ocean Play.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; maiden
2-year-olds; Az furlongs tWidener course;
l,a., stI et wsr p.rtI Mehtsns sSo s1o so
Westsste Bix,d. tWsinsaro 40
Also ' ran-spsrk Glasses. Front Row,
Foxy Founding: Checkmate: fMsruca' La
sE,,d n; F. ''ek'0n-c' E. M''her entry
THIRD RACE Purse, $4,000: allow
ances; Glass D, steeplechase; 4-year-olds
siIi ce,Iman ,1I95 fieId' 1890 ts" 3" e" 3 3"
Leche Hombre tRoberto $40
Also rsn-Bis wrack, Irish oyster,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900; maid
ems. 3-year olds and upward; furlongs.
Dinner G9ns gd,rt0 sDOdson $40 *" -"
Also ran-Christopher, b The. Barker,
Mesmer, Halls Pal, Newspaper, Samari--
tsno. Harbor, Blow Me, Lasnisppe and
Sanford Stud Farms entry.
FILTH RAcE-The Juvenile Stakes:
purse, $4,000 added; two-year olds; D
furlongs. Widener Course.
Marabout (Woodhousel $40 40 out
Eternal World tAtkinson) 2.lO out
Nifty tDodson) out
Time, 1915.
Also ran-Colonel Mike. . =es =
SIxTH RACE-The withers Stakes:
purse, $4,000 added; 3-yesr olds, one
vaieans rorg. 'Dod.on) so,4o $50 ou,
Coaltown tPiersonl 2.l0 out
Better Self tMehrtens1 out
Time. 1875.
Also ran-Mv Request.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, So 900 added
class c handicap, 4year olds and up
ward. Z furlongs.
Shiyaree (Combest) 11.40 $50 40
Heliotrope (Rozelle) l1?00& 500
Perfect tScurlock) $40
Time, 1 :25. -
Also rsn-Brisht. sword, Comanche
Peak. Bimlette. Risolater, Plnmper, Gray
Warrior. Wide Wing.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 allow
ances; 3-year-olds: ! Il miles.
Stunts (ZufelD 2460 1910 4.60
Page Boots tMcCreary) 40 $50
WhirlinE Fox tCombest $50
Time, l :45.
Also ran Howdsh Three Rivers:
ucepialus, Olio. Sunsation, Snow Whirl
and Word of Honor
Evening star., 1948-05-30
By Angelina CorobelIi
Star Sfaff Correspondent

RICHMOND. Va, May 90
Robert c. Lees spectacular jumper,
Bonne File, paced the Washington
area entries in the first days COM
petition of the two-day 28th annual
Deep Run Hunt horse show here
today. Bonne File with her owner
up out-leaped a field of Is Of the
areas best leapers to win the warm
up jumpers event, repeat ting her
last years victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Hallman's
Gray Lark. performing in her
usual smooth manner, placed in
the open working hunter event, the
blue going to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Haggin, Perry's Gotham, Va, entry,
February Thaw.
The end of the first days show
ing found the chase for points in
the conformation hunter division
close, with Walter Craigie's Swift
Stream, performing on home
grounds, having an edge of one
half point over Mrs. Peggy E.
Meetings. Henry's Dream from
Southern Pines, N. C.
Hellzapoppin. owned by w. H.
Sampson of Richmond, is leading
Bonne File by two points in the
jumper division.
Sioux CITY Sue from the DodShorp
Farm in Charlottesville, Va. given
superior rides by young Truman
Dodson v, annexed the pony cham
pionship. Gloria Galban's Apron
Strings and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hag-
tgin Perry's Watch Me were tied for
the runner-up position. Judged on
conformation the reserve was
awarded to Watch Me, ridden by
Anne Everett Yoe.
Gloria Galban from Charlottes-
vile, Va, one of the best child riders
currently appearing in show-ring
competition. was winner of the i'm
portant ASPCA horsemanship event,
placing over Myrna Felvy, last
weeks winner at Middfeburg.
The first class tomorrow is sched-
uled at 1890 (EST) and the Wash
ington area horses have several good
classes before them.
Pony open jumpers: Won BY Dodsborg
Earns Earns S,1 Sioux u City Sue; I'd. DodsborE
ath r. s. WsOe1 " Besy fs Ear W..
Ponies under saddle, Won BY John S
Mclntyre.s Bubbles: I'd, Gloria oalban. 5
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Garden Stote Results
BY the Assoeioisd Press

FIRST RACEAPurse,. So, 500, claiming;
4year.olds and upward: 8 furiongs. 90
r. Ra, osshf snilivan 'veRf Wilson, o'o S6o so
Chestwick tWilliams) 700
Also ran-1d. A. Lanter. Ysvspai
Sting Lea. River Play. Comenow. Cork.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000: maid
yssr.nt cioHd ssaiettij 4'so s4o g sssoo
Penny Dreadful tMartin) 40
Also ei iran"Kidded. Miss Rounders, Honor
Roll. Las Posadss. Hssty Mabel. Button
THIRD RAcE-purse $500; elaimins
Buck Ash (GilberD $50 $40
Casue tClssgetD 4so
Also So ran3Lord Garden. . Resde oss!Is:
Honor WaE Limited Limit, and Hs.pS dons K.y enry
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
Nisi as frus Ss'fSH l%iliam no 0p fsseo 5000 $9Sa
Salute tBasile) ll.?0 go
Hadawin tBalzarettD ooo
Also ran2sandy Pam. Wise Bob, IS Sweet " 7
csis.i csrysidO L'1sH3a Vsdina MAT Mah New
snces: IS s-yesT-oids; s furlongs, 80 .oo
Picnic Lunch tWilson) 7."o 3Mn AK ~
Caledo tArcaro) 4.-o . .,ou ou
Allies Pal tRoberts) o.oo
Also % ranGRoman Road; Rinsnesk
Brandy Punch, Cervantes, Anoy nanny
Task. Jerry's Best.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 AIDED
3.year- olds the Jersey Stakes; y miles; les;
Citation (Arcaro) --o ou' out it
Macbeth tGuerin) Out ',t ou,
Faraway tSaunders, oo'
Also ran-Gasparila and daBovard
daFinished 3rd but was diSnuanneo ana
Time. 2:O3 new track reeordN.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 900; claim
ing: 4-year- olds and upward: ls M miles; M eS
twenty Knots lWrms} $3.50 2! ~ la.uu
St Jock tWilSonl ~" 2'eo "a
Chsncegan tRoberts) '."o
Also ran-Cyper. Pilates Miss. Gremlln;
Aethelred. Islam Prince CollnoVa ana
Adelphia.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. 5000; claim
ing: 4-year-ods and upward; lLs miles
Kings Pride tBasilel $50 ~ o'Su
Ice Dancer tPowley) a.2o .,.ao ~
Brass Cannon tGilberb o'@o
Time. :55a5. s
Also ran-ouick Lick, Musical Comedy
Goose Feathers, Puritan. Light ofrance'
Mythman, Spheric, Supper Dance
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Sheehi's Nine Winner

A fourth-inning home run by
Buddy Hicks. with two aboard, fea-
tured yesterdays baseball game in
which Sheehi's Service Station de-
feated haywood Gardens, 1872.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Tennis
Continued From Page B-1)

The youngsters start their doubles
on Tuesday. In case of inclement
weather today, players are asked
to call The Star switchboard, Ma
tional 5000, for playing instructions.
Mems SINGLES.
feated Courtlsnd Ferguson, SO: 60;
Bob KerscEenbaum defeated Ashbel Green.
q: 81; John shipman d. defeated "a steys We
oam Murchison. 60. 6-lI; David Moran
dsissted Al Yeomsns; s-s; 81 ST. sn1;
sss4'is !ssssd MACK Taylor. sMs @ aMs; .sH HrnoId Old
ohn kS'n Hoy defestsd Wa% Psu RShs: znsers
6-3; Eddie Miller defeated James Crosby,
60; 6---1: John Wilkinson defeated
Ghssss daf.stsd GIsn Iarry Jane s Rava fnls hnrrs
Middekamp defeated Carran Stein. 6-3;
e. charles Mayer defeated Gerald
First round: Capt; Robin Hippensteil
defeated John Mccarthy. 6-2; "a: John
BuchneIl defeated James Wilburn, 60
Andre Audin, e-a, 81: Herb shenkin
defeated Rene Blum. 80 6s-l; Frank
Joe Tewes defeated Lou MULTI, .,
s-4: Hugh Lynch defeated Ben Theemsn,
ed II Bernstein, 80. 60; Leayins de-
1salfs k:i:shfn'eu4 r. Believs sS snip
Frank defeated Moran. 90, 6--0
Thackara defeated Kotz,,. 6oo3;. go; Hoytt
smth asfssaed Fs% bsafsa sG
20: Phil Nef defeated Mayer, So
60; Art Dreyer defeated Walter Keme,
joseph jose Pitcher. 90. rs. % forfeit; sie Ernie
keintz defeated F. Holman, 4-6, 6-4
6-3; Sam Hayes defeated Jack Potter
Nelson. .6--3, 6-4: Carl Fontanini de.
ail Besey seteassd t EdSaEd " GaisEssth
.'lsss. ssssGS FOUND md Eippsnsssn m defeated e
a. 90; 20; curtiss defeated Fontanini
/ Women's SINGLES.
First round. Sarah Moore defeated Mar
garet Shumaker. 81. t-1; Mrs. Charles
bo%s bUroshs ssad Estes da f:nss Martha hss,5{h &
Marion a Fasiek, sIi. 60: Ann Fennesss Fs
as1ss.sG 'Gsa asesed Geddsn ssvs a jhafo os.
60
Second round: Willie Herbert defeated
defseted cstherine @ F Polisos' % 6Ud. 15. NcoGI s@1
Sarah Moore. defeated Carrie Root. %
ID; Mrs, Ann Gray defeated Ann. Fen.
lotte Decker defeated Dee Dawson. 81
6-I; Maraaret Graham defeated Barbars
"er0aek' 81 BOYS; svo; Smiles.
First round 6on Il DelI IL defeated j jimmy n
Ellieo,t' 81 81, e.; So; g.; Frank Waters de:
Bruce Gustafson defeated Dick Thielscher
G-o, .6-4;, Alan Deckerman defeated
Dayid sidoa Lavsnthsl' g., 6-I 6-3.
feated Robert Barnes, 81. "a. 81;
Burt Epstein, defeated Alan Persey. .8--a
6-3; MDlard Boteler defeated Mark Smith
william straley. Go. 60: Peter Dell
TeI, defeated ted Andy nd Provost -, and, s-a;
90; Otto Hetzel defeated Wendell Kuhn
Dodek, SO; 6-3: 81: Richard Lane
de1ssted sisS Parks Parker SUn,sn Jones e
81, 6-2; Lane def. Haller, I'll, I'll
Junior Singles.
Prst n,nx1 round clierd %usn DEF a.dSs Ronfse
Phi work. 81. 81: Jon" John zsVita @ der DEF
Walter Weight, 60. 20: John stonsl
def. Ken Clauneh, So q. 6-3: Il
Wesley def: Billy Yeatman. Go, 81
Winston sutter def. John Hayes. o., Ga
u!ss. Second round; Gil Bosles def. Johr
Myers o. Girls Girls Smiles.
bara Leef. 81. 90: jane Mofistt DEF
Joan SF'ds%nnI; 5anIsr eaG; Girls, 6Ma; singles.
First round: Polly Miller def Ann Cohen
sm4, ss,4, 80; Alison Gritith def Care
Nancy Heron. t-3 f.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Truman Sees Middies
Top Big Red She'll,
Blank Cadet Nine
BY the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, May 29.-Brandish.
ing real power over one and three
quarter miles Of calm Severn River
today, Navy lifted itself back tc
the helm of Eastern rowing by out
racing Cornell iii the feature Of 4
four-event card otherwise marked
by Army-Navy competitor.
President Truman and his party
watched the crew race and also
the ball game where the President
threw out the first ball" twice
the first time with southpaw pitch
and the second righthanded.
Navy scored a smashing 100 tri.
umph over the Army nine. The
Cadets scored heavily in the field
events to capture the track meet
77-54, while the golf match went tc
Navy, 8 to /.
At West Point, Nays lacrosse
team, led by Charley Coulter anc
Lee Chambers, downed a heavily
favored Army squad, 1919, in the
prize upset of the lacrosse season
Coulter scored the winning goal
II seconds from the end after the
score was tied for the seventh time
Navy made it two out Of three in
events at West Point and four out
of six for the day over Army by
winning the sailing, 1874, after
Army won the tennis, 81.
Nayy Crew In SWeep.
The twice. whipped Middle crew
won the varsity event by length
and a quarter to sweep four con-
tests with Cornell.
The winning time was minutes
81 seconds. Cornell was clocked in
1888.
Cornell, which previously had
whipped Harvard, conqueror of
Navy, trailed all the way today
Coach r. Harrison Sanford's crew
was one-third of a boat length be-
hind at the quarter-mile mark and
one and a half behind with one
mile to go.
Stroke Frank Collyer Of Chelsea,
NJ Y, stepped up the beat with
half a mile to 60 and the Cornell
boat slowly started closing But
stroke John Cartwright Of Ellwood
City, Pa, likewise called for a
faster rhythm and the navy eight
responded to keep in the van by
three quarters of length at the
finish.
The Navy freshmen, junior var
sity and third varsity eights all hung
defeats on their Cornell rivals.
Burton Mound Star.
Midshipman Ronnie Burton, clos
ing out his college career, gave Navy
its tWo-hit shutout over the Army
baseball team.
Burton, completing three years
as Navy's star pitcher, socked a
sixth-inning double off the left field
bank to score two men and help
win his own ball game.
Jack HammacK set a new meet
and track record, captured two firsts
and ran the last leg in a victorious
mile relay to lead Army to an
eagerly sought track conquest.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Bonne File PAGES Washington
Horses in Deep Run Hunt Show

Apron Strings; Sd. cloverleaf Stables
Black Satin: 4th, Popover.
Pony touch and out: Won by Sioux City
sut sutterS. tth Anne snd sp1cf Jimmy Hseh.r
Dono.
Pony hunters: Won BY M. and Mrs: W;
Strings; Sd, Popover; 4th. Dono.
eSns r0af fnass nnsk' wv Won I'd by psne sns
Watch Me: 4th, Apron Strings.
HSrssma1sh9 81 N.ne7 A. SnOn wsD b }Knmy Knny
Darling; 4th. Pegsy Ann Thomas.
Junior corinthian: Won BY Gloria Gal
%. % Sara ohi Lee eones ea' soathpsx 4th' NJ
Kenneth Taylor's Taylor Maid.
aonns The % sg Won BY Roos,, Lea Ho
M Model huniera! esSn Won aoSe 81 droSer Il Van
Pnk cSs ss e. NM and ~ Ms Ms
GaIsans Slippers Mate.
esssn cp Hn's! 81 o2s9 9' afsnt ssT: Is
| ing Flag: Sd. Virginia Rinehsrt's Golden
Ripple: 4th. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Thomas
AsPcA horsema nship event: won by
Nancy Lee HUFFMAN; 4th Jane Yoe.
-, Working hunters: won by MI; and Mrs
Mrs Gardner Hallmans Gray Lark; Sd
p. d. camps Leo: 4th. Mont.
. Suitable to become hunters; won bj
Skitpper's mate; I'd. Billy Thomas Op-
ponent; 3D. Poato Chip; 4th. Mrs. syerrs
H. Lundh His Nibs.
| Horsemanship B.: won by Jane Yoe; I'd
Patty Ann Jones; I'd, Kenny Darling; 4th
Peggy Ann Thomas.
! Halfbred hunters: won by Southpaw
Cd. Leo; I'd, Flying Flag; 4th, J. Elridge
| McDonnell's Sarney.
| Stream I'd. Mrs. Peasy &. Mechlms'
Henry's Dream; Sd. Eve Primes Ewes Star
4th, Billy Thomas Opponent.
Open Jumping; won BY Helizapoppin
Franklin's Dinah Mite: 4th. Bonne File.
Ladies hunters; won by February Thaw
Cd, Henrys Dream; Sd. Golden Ripple;
4th, Black Panther.
Pony champion: Sioux City Sue; 1C
| points.
Reserve Watch Ne; Z points.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

4-year- -olds and upward; IA miles
Chanticleer tBrennan) T.20 500 $40
Maekaby tHumphreys, 14.40 $50
Time, 1:54+s.
Also ran-Eoush News. sons FoonsTy;
Gsrden Pot ,ctnn Carysfert IT. Rath Roman viii
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; 3-yesr-olds and up. 1 mile and 20
z,sY Fits .,Es & rsrnds.' $50 sss az
FoqT;Thirty TImi IF. rernands.o $50
L.fd haso Genet 1ns. sena.T sssS Sister gs. ss
son, Challarker. Two Day Air.
DAILY Double paid S4a.4O)
THIRD RAcE-Purse., $4,000; msideas;
ssiIs MIs; cs%.s s%:,is iSshgS 5'd'0 'se seS
Sun Distance (Humphrey0 $50
Also %si r.n0sheer ihi Silk. One Blend. Num-
. c Brown and Foursome Stable entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: Claim
ins; 4.year1olds gan and npTardi 81 o f9rionss;
. M Sss s aSsa.! s9 . { ,Is1.s:I} ''' SO sssSS e
Ai%s' Alss r.nrs.il.d iillsild Son, supre, peao'.
Liberation.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; furlongs.
Mama H (Richard) 700 40 3.20
Liteco tSmitherS 1920 $50
Shiny Penny FernandeE) 4-20
Time, Lib.
Also ran--Kai-Lee, Tim b. Float Me,
Love Sonnet, Shaffie. Chevalier. Big and
Better, q Hydrant, Trayancore.
Sandy Stable entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added;
the Constitution Handicap: 3-year-olds;
ssss::E ss!s:5 g: ''' go ~
Time, 1:44as.
seperable, Captain Boudour.
q Brookmeade Stable entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; l,. miles;
Gallant @ l tHettingeD 1000 800 $50
Fearless tRodrigue2) 300 2S0
Lolllng (Fernandez) go
Also ranNPickpocket Pilates Own and
Respire.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
anees; 4-yesr- -olds and upward: Ia miles.
Do o-Reish-Mi tMullins) 440 $40 300
Staters tHettinger) 4?0 $50
Sea Log (Rodrisuez) $40
Also ran-Crisis, Joby X. Unknown Re-
ward, Sambs Siren.
Evening star., 1948-05-30


Ter 90, Boney. Buck. Morrisses (?l, Bur
Buns Buns bsttsd ted, ln.Frshier q; Burton rs,
bss seaEe Home
Ina. sacrifces-stufr, Burton Left on
oS 0asssNsyy 7 Army 6 Bases on on balls
carthy. s. Hits-of conover. in q
innings; of Mccarthy, / in 2 innings
Sfros on Burton; in 81 inninss: of Rens-
Burton tDolant. Winning pitcher-Bur-
ton. Losing pitcher-Conover
TRACK SUMMARIES
Thompson, Army; 3-Hail. Navy.
Time: = minutes, 80 seconds.
4s9 seconds new meet and track record).
lo0-yard dash: l-Ambrosii, Navy. .
Kennedy, (, Navy; 3-ousterhout' Navy
Army nsh a.Yy h"rae; pdn rsshsy
Knapp. Navy; a-Rasb Navy. Time:
minute 5s.4 seconds.
4ns:ss :i"y:sa 's.5 ss2y Ma14say t%, Ns1s
Hish jpmg; iIBrsnnGn. Navy; 9 feet;
ssysld ineh rie Army 0fsssen fsst Davis navy and
. Jsyslin; l.smsdes; s.ns Army. lso feet
inches: 3-Novak. Army. III feet. l inch.
2-mile run: 1-Oberholtzer: Navy: >
Gillespie, Army; SC. Wilson. Army.
Time . minutes. 4l.6 seconds.
22O-yard low hurdles: PACKER. Army:
Kennedy, Navy; 3-Meanin Navy.
Brown, Hammack,: Navy tAmbroei.
Schwoeffermann, Angleman. Garibaldb.
Time, , minutes 20.4 seconds
Shot put: l-schotz, Army; 49 feet 3,s
inches; Smith, Navy, AZ feet ga
inches
and Bastar, Army, IL feet; 3-Tie between
Hardy and Space. Navy, IL feet, 8 inches.
Discus: 1-Scholtz Army, ISL feet: 2
Dickinson: Army I3s feet 6h Inch inches; 3
Broad jump: 1-Scott, Army, 22 feet. 3
inches; Mash, Army. 81 feet. ,9la
inches; 3-Bastar. Army, 21 feet. inches.
Golf summaries
Eaton, Navy, defeated Moran, Z and g:
Baeeett Navy. defeated Caldwell. and
. Navy won best ball. 7 and 6.
Briggs, Navy, defeated Herman. 9 and
l. Szymczyk. Army, defeated Barrow, !
up Navy won best ball. 2 and l..
Sullivan. Navy, defeated Bates. and ]
Wiseman, Navy, defeated Sternbure, l up.
Navy won best ball. ] up.
Evening star., 1948-05-30
Lincoln Fields Results
By me Assoeiofsd Press

FIRS1 RACE-FuTSct 'teV''
tsehrsosas eaddysosasy "1s 1skorskb @ $50 80 g.
Atomic City (Mason) BLU l9' so so
Pilateer tNorman) ''''o
Also lsne ran%count Chant: Ben Gray: 600, GOOD
Market, star Graduate, Corydorn, Seo1iSh
NV Grace. Bolo Fancy and Atoka haa.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
,nces; 4-year-olds and upward; fuf-
GLORY Song tKeene) o." ou
Dsy Norman ''o
Also tte rain-crack Time, Bessie vsnes' n.Iss
.Fpxstep. Jean Buttons. Credentials.
a-Brolite Farm entry
Daily double paid $1,000.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claimins'
,.s1op' sna upward aso @' go $40
Verona Sands tNelson' Nv
Rosins SiTc Pet, Ar POWER, Stolen MELODY.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 allow
ances: '3-year-olds, fsr,onss G. ,oo .so
!SIfsn,e %i,ba,,I sss9Rn sifeseR.rston se0 ssS S sS
sWickers wish (scurloeD 500
Aime' AIso 'rainErioxer iil.rii Box. M.rklsht, Hans
a-W NJ Wickham entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
.nces; 3-year-olds and upward; 6 fur
whos. ,McAIlist.r $40 4e0 $40
patmiboy Norman, 1850 soonu
Mrs. Valenti Baird 'oo
Also ran-Duouesne. Petsome. Static
Chaser Georeie v, Sun Carrier, Here's Me.
SIXTH RACE-Tne Steser Handicap;
purse, 100000 added; 3-year-olos ano
upward; Ga furlongs.
Deleeate (skoronski $40 $50 $50
Eternal Reward tCampbelD 100 ~
Tidy Sum tBrooks) 400
Time 1:11A
Also ran-Air Rate. Jacks Creek. Bull
lish. Fighting Frank. a Preoccupy, Mighty
Story, Southern Pride
John Marsch entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 80 500; allow
snces: 4-year-olds and upward; miles
American Flyer (Bowcut) $50 $50 $50
SandSlinser tBrooksl 3'-o ,ou
Boatmsn tCampbelD sou
Also ran-Antisone. Choppy Sea, Easy
Trade. Puddle Jumper.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 50 500: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; IA miles.
Potomac (Chestnut) a.2o $50 $50
Fire Dust tGrubh) 44a 80
Quilt tNelsonl "so
Also ran-obelisk. Psulss Star, One By
AR. Leonidas, Osweso DR..
Evening star., 1948-05-30
ID. E. BowIers Defend
Five Titles Today
|At Hagerstown
Bv Ben McAlwee

Defending champions in five Of
the nine events are among go lead
ing Capital duckpinners who invade
Hagerstown, Md, today for the
ninth annual Cumberland Valley
tournament at Gene Raney's Coli
scum.
Among the mems teams will
be Burr Heishman Tires. newly
crowned Major District League
champion; Winn's Motors, runner
up in the District circuit; Arcade
Pontiac. Bethesda Bowling Center,
Harrison Roofers of Silver Spring
and Keystone Liquor Of the Thrifty
Beverage League, while the women's
aggregations will include RosSlyn
Bowling Center, defending cham
pion; and Brookland Recreation.
Rufus Edwards, manager of the
Hagerstown pin plant, announced
that because OF an influx of late
entries from Cumberland. Md, the
tournament has been extended nn-
til June 6.
Lorraine GULL has been reelected
president Of the Ladies Major Minor
District Leagues. Other officers re-
named were Jessie Sacrey, vice pres
ident; Ruth DiMisa, major league
secretary, and Sophia Dampier, mi
nor loop secretary.
New maximum team averages
were adopted with 545 for the ma
jor and $40 for the minor, with no
minimum for the latter.
With Ralph Goldsmith, vice pres
idert and general merchandise man.
ager, rolling the first ball, the 12-
team Lansburgh & Bro. employees
mixed summer league opened at HI
Skor. E. Bainbridge is director 'of
the loop assisted by w. Davies and
A. Kirshbaum.