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Evening star., 1948-03-28
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

SIX RMS, inclosed porch, End f.: excel
trsnsp,: good ne. section; for apt or du.
pieXs 3,1 rms & and kit. HO. 5595.
2-bedrm. apt Box 453-S Star.
MOST DESIRABLE 3-room apt, S4s, NV.
exchange for 2-bedroom house or apt. OF
iar{e modern 1 bedroom under S75. Box
MODERN 3-ROOM APT, beaut. furnished
ne. rent, 500: exchange for small utiI-
lty apt. capt. bldg) Call 1914, FIR. 2446
WILL EXCHANGE large unfurnished /
bedrm. apt. in Ari., Va, 10 min. from
heart OF Wash, lovely for children. for
g-pedrm. apt. unfurnished, in ne, or
Brightwood. Call AT. 906S.
WILL EXCHANGE a three-room apart
ment in Sc. for same in NV. Sligo 9362 {.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
APARTs. UNFURNIsnEo 1cons.

AND 8 RM. APTS. for rent in ne, 500
and S110 per mo. Call in person, 3423
oakwood terrace NV, for information.
1741 CAPITOL VIEW AVE, Silver Spring
Large home. entire End floor. spacious
rooms kitchen, bath utiI. furn. Frigid-
door; $50. SH. S755. 80
ONE APT, first floor, living room with
nreplace, = pedrms., dinette, kitchen, in
G 5runit ,,. apt. BLDG; storage. space provided
Takoma Park. Nd. sH 1865.
SPACIOUS 6-rm. I'd fl. apt; COW, to
s,adan Sarline And stopping No pets or children
apply. 500 mo. Phone No. 1850. 5.s
pm, 1915 Irving st. ne
MODERN Groom kitchen. dinette and
bath apt, S65. Residential NV. Bright
WOOD Pleass-only employed man and
Evening star., 1948-03-28
ROOMS UNEURkIsHED.

1912 P. AVE. S.E.-For rent unfurnished,
bedroom and kitchen apartment. Adults
LARGE unfurn. sleeping room with pvt,
bath; available April. /. TR. 5574. 80
Susas!f REsfAuRANf hsf fF'iit 1 19sare eohn
ave. nv, from II am. to 3 pm
COLORED-2 UNFURN RMS, use of kit.
. children. 521:i Cloud place ne
COLORED-lST FLOOR FRONT room
with kitchen and laundry privileges. AID.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

FIVE-ROOM HOUSE in Knoxville, Tenn.
to exchange for house in Washington OF
suburbs. Box 363-R. Star
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOME in Silver Spring
will rent for 2-bedrm. home within com
muting distance of Quantico. PL. O421
30
RICHMOND, YA.-Will trade 3-bedroor
house oil heat, garage. fenced yard. In
Westhampton section, for comparable prop.
erty in NV. D. C. or Alexandria. Boz
2S0-R, Star
Evening star., 1948-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Aer+hwest.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE with evi
dent convenience TO everything: lovely
4-hedrm., 2k2-batE, det. English brick
contains lge living rm. with hrepl, cheer.
ful dining rm.. inclosed heated sun porch
and lge. kit: oil .h.-w.h.: full bsmt.; ?
car garage; finished attic. This fine
property must be sold quickly. which &C
counts for this unusual price Of S2s.950
only $3.50 cash. bal. less than rent
Exclusive with CHEVY CHASE REALTY
co. EN-. 1900 till 8 pm, 4420 Conn. ave
30
7th AND HAMILTON sTS. S.W.-6-rm
immediate possession: price, S13.450. on
terms MI Weiss. IA. $3.50. or Mr. Como,
GE 1929. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

AVAILABLE APRIL 1st-For young, en-
ployed couple, newly furnished; SS5 per
month; car necessary. Hyattsville O522.
BEDRM. KIT, pvt. bath, furnished: pvt.
entrance. HI. 3642
FURNISHED STUDIO ROOM and kitchen
in restricted area. 4102 10th ave, Land
over Hllls, Md. WA 449l
Evening star., 1948-03-28
APARTMENTS oUT-oF-rowN.

OCEAN CITY, MD. = Baltimore ave. anc
10th St. less than l block from boardwalk
room, kitchen front and rear , porcbes Gtit,s
servants quarters in separate building;
cross-ventilation, always breeze" avail
able by week or month from Nav 09th
through Sept 10Th OIL. aanS 80
Evening star., 1948-03-28
APIS. EuRh AND ukEuRh

SUBURBAN ESTATE HOME-Composed
j. complete apts.: End floor rented al
S1o5 on monthly basis; ground floor apt.
avail to couple with child willing to rent
paying only S35 monthly plus utilities for
own apt; 35 min. to downtown D. c. by
car; bus and shopping avail; mos.
advance rent security. Box 36l-R, Star
Evening star., 1948-03-28
COUNTRY BOARD.

DAY NURSERY, just opening. Reasonable.
Southeast SMaryland). Spruce o457-J. 81
town or bus, on farm; plenty butter, milk,
eggs; all kinds meat lovely location, home
privileges; hot and cold water; all modern
conyeniences. MRS. LEILA MILLER. Mt
Evening star., 1948-03-28
For Rent,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must
be included In advertisements under
Apartments and Houses For Rent. un-
less q Star box number is used, when
for the address. In such cases The
Star will secure the exact address,
which will be available to the Rent
Control Administration upon request.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER and wife want small. nm.
furnished. one-bedroom house or apart
ment,, With garden plot; Virginia preferred
or within driving distance of Pentagon;
reIaole: no children. no pets; SIS month
max. Box BAR, Star.
PLEASE HELP returning veteran and en-
ployed wife find furnished apt, pvt. bath,
IN Va. Overlook 6044 after pm. 81.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
APARTMENTS UhFuRkIsnEp

rm;. kit and bath; washtubs, gas
TWO RMS. kit. and semipyt. bath; S65
month. 333 18th st. ne, FIR. 354S. -2S
TAKOMA PARK, d. C.-Avaiiab BILE April /
apt. 1st floor. 1 large room, kitchenette,
shower for ! person or employed couple.
Evening star., 1948-03-28
ROOMS FURN.-Northse,. tcen,, :,

COLORED-1133 MORSE ST. N.E.-Larse
double room, convenient to streetcar and
spInRsnpxpfTsi e9S liRsS pfixsses TR s S7ss sscr,oy
For refined. employed couple or single lady
OF. gentleman. Sun, VI. 1888. or Mon.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
FRIENDS SHOWER JUNE BARKER

A host of Valley friends of Mrs. June Barker, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clyde King, Sr., of Pal mer, honored her at a bridal shower last Tuesday evening. Guests gathered in the basement of the St. Johns Lutheran Church to watch June open her gifts.
 Mrs. Ralph E. Dye and Mrs. Clyde King, Jr., were joint host eSses. The brides mother and la dies of the bridegroom's family helped pour at refreshment time.
 Mrs. Barker is to become the bride of Aaron Buddy" Liebing at an afternoon ceremony to be held at St. Johns Lutheran Church today.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
Alice Stewart Weeds EorI Onkko

Miss Alice Stewart became the bride of Earl Onkka before a flower trimmed and candle-lit altar at the Church of God last Saturday evening. Rev. George Geiwitz officiated at the double ring wedding service.
 Members of the briday party included Mrs. Robert Stewart, matron of honor, Mrs. James Hermon and Miss Gayle Eckert, bridesmaids, Janet Sue and Ron- aid Stewart, train bearers. Mrs. Stewart wore floor-length gown of soft pink tulle. Mrs. Hermon was dressed in rose taffeta and Miss Eckert in pale blue tulle. All carried nosegay bouquets with pink and blue ribbon streamers.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of heavy ivory satin, styled with a circular yoke of lace and tiny circular peplum at the hips. Her veil was fingertip length. She carried a spray of white roses.
 Just before the VOWS were eX- changed, Mrs. Lewis GeiWitZ sang "I Love You Truly" and Harry Winner sang Because" Mrs. Max Sherrod played the wedding music.
 Duane Huntley and Lewis Gei- Witz were ushers and the groom was attended by his brother, Carl Onkka.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-09-29
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MEETS NEXT MONDAY

The Palmer Cemetery Associa- tion is to meet on Oct. at 8 D. m. in the parlors of the United Protestant Church. All members are urged to be present, for there is much new planning to discuss, as we'll as routine business of the summer to complete.
 All Palmer organizations who wish to be represented at Gene tery Association meetings are urged to send a delegate to this first meeting of the fall season.
 COffey lnsures Everything
 Remember? Adv.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Schoo|boy Stars Play
Baseball Benefit for
Alexandra PBC

Many Of the best teen-age base
ball players from Washington and
nearby Virginia are in tonight s
benefit game at Mount Vernon High
stadium between the Mount Vernon
All-Stars and Georgetown Of the
National City Junior League. This
benefit for the Alexandria Police
Boys Club camp starts at $50.
Among the players on the ALL
Star nine are Page Thompson,
Heurich Brewer shortstop of the
Industrial League, and Reggie
Crump. outstanding hurler for Vir-
ginia Tech this year. Others on the
roster are Randy Jones. Booter
Beach, Charley Gordon, Bob Sapp,
Newman Shiff1ett, Bill Murphy, Ed
die Skrinski, Lee Roberts, Joe
Holmes, Gordon Miller, Bob Finch
UNI, Bobby Crump, Jimmy Young,
Claude Crump, Gene Thomas. Bill
Thomas, Cole Robertson, Calvin
Meahl and Percy Greenstreet.
Georgetown, the team that re-
Gently defeated the star Marx Jew
elers, S-3. in National City League
contest, includes Bobby Dick Hook
er. Willie zehring and Bobby Via
Of George Washington High; Don
Snider and Jack Calnan OF Wilson
High, Don Kokes of st. Johns. Pea
nuts Snight OF Anacostia, Jimmy
Pantos and Bobby johnson Of Gen.
tral and Norm Wacker. George
Holmes, Charley Hines and Donnie
Strain OF Western.
Evening star., 1948-07-06

kENW0oD Mso.man .I.. team cam. CHAMPION lr on
ssi,e s:,a h n NsF VII. .aa aGd RGZ ror9
and 3; third. Don Dudley and Don Jones
defeated Roy Tuerke and r. N. Cook. |
up; fourth, W; W; Fort and r L, Curtin c'r
whyte defeated G. NJ. cahill and W. A.
N'ssE 'Sir.d sec ssstsh & topzsons Jean kr....,
M. sne k9uS NJ " sfmls fIliu. Saf3Cse; NJ NJ. l snd
Ms M ,1a RiebsFe mTs e kF.e,SSd s'aood
low gross. Mrs. Betty M.ckley and Don
@isa.t MANOR tnas tournament. men>-w. A
Carson. in cup on 18th hole: Georse, r.
Jones 4 inches from the cup on 10th: Roy
Brooks. 10 inches from cup on, on Ign tsia
Mrs. Ted zus.q zn5.1"s on IN ss ah rr..n asn
INSIDE nine) Mrs. w. A. Edwards. on 10th
green; Mrs. A. e. Thompson, IN 10th fair
driving, Earl McAleer. eeo-yard aver;
,se for three drives in fairway; women,
Mrs George Martin. 1se-yard averase;
tapproachins) men, Don Sullivan; women
Mrs H. e. Davies.
esee, dsI:. lsSaovl52 5on.F sass,ss Tsso issas-
ny.ss ARGYLE tse .s cup ON as5s hos
ks t.t. se rom from cup on SR 2eh
- holesJ-Mrs. Richard Foley. 15o yards
down 11th fairway; Mrs. Richard Mothers
head 10 feet from cup on 10th: Mrs
Gus Sasscer. 100 yards from 10th green;
Mrs Allen Hagerty, $50 yards from 10th
oUANTICo Cmixed Scotch foursomel
Maj. and Mrs A. N: Nehs. soils;
4 Col o and .nd NTs Mrs e e 4 RoS.r1. RosssT 441i 4s
81: Miss NJ. Baumgartner and It. H. M
Taylor. 46-l4-3@
fl. 303 yards: Mai. c. A. BOYD. 2sS yards
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Pro Ranks Lure Hale,
Star Cupboard Pilot,
Victor
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.
stor S,off Correspondent

HAMPTON, Va, July 6.-Ike Hale
OF Washington, outstanding amateur
outboard driver for IS years, Is con-
sidering turning professional.
He said here yesterday, after win
ming both Glass G and F prizes in
the final day Of Hampton Yacht
Clubs annual regatta, that this
probably was his last year as an
amateur.
The 51-year-old driver would be
one of the last of the veteran out
boarders to shift to pro ranks. Yes
terday's poor turnout Of amateurs
in the fast c and F classes was a
good example of why Hale is ready
to make the shift.
He wants to finish out the sea-
son, however. and 60 to the anna
teur outboard championships.
Hale raced with the pros in both
&c and F events, and in the final
heat for F outboards he beat the
days outstanding driver, young Bob
Rowland of Norfolk.
In his homemade Rowland Spe-
cials, the Virginia driver rolled up
the highest score of the regatta
1859 points. He won classes A, B.
and F and placed second in class C.
Washington's Hudson Moses, driv-
ing his class c racing runabout,
Miss Daphne II, was hard-luck
driver of the day. He burnt pis-
ton in his racing engine during a
trial spin and had to use service
motor for all heats Of class C. He
got a second and a third
Evening star., 1948-07-06
7ninsey, New ScuN Star, Seeks
OIynpic Position Over Kelly

man representing New York A. G.,
retained his senior 145-pound singles
crown, while West Side Rowing
Club, Buffalo. N. Y, captured the
senior 145-pound eights and Detroit
took the intermediate eights.
Theo A. Dubois, Canadian sculler
who won the 1947 United States
single sculling championship, was
rejected by the Executive Commit.
tee of the National Association Of
Amateur Oarsmen as an entry for
the Princeton trials.
The Executive Committee con-
firmed the rejection of Dubois yes.
terday.
Entry Filed Too Late.
Dubois, who won the United States
singles title in Detroit last July when
Kelly tumbled out of his shell into
the Detroit River. also won the
Canadian singles Olympic try-out
two weeks ago.
But as the United States single
sculling champion he forwarded his
entry to John B. Kelly. sr., here for
defense of his singles crown at
Princeton, where the event will be
held together with the Olympic try
outs.
The Executive Committee said IL
based its rejection of Dubois entry
on the grounds it was received fivs
days after the entries had closed.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Rally by RiegeI
Wins Western
BY the Assosiotsd Press

WICHITA, Kans., July 6.-Golfel
Skee Riegel wore a triple crown to-
day.
The Glendale, Calf, SHOEMAKER
won the Western Amateur golf title
yesterday, defeating James McHale
the ex-professional from Philadel-
phia, 3 and l, in the final Of the
week-long tournament.
Riegel also holds the National
Amateur crown and the Trans
Mississippi tournament title.
The Californian, in beating Nc.
Hale, played the IS holes over the
6,740-yard par-71 Wichita Country
Club course in three strokes under
par. He was up at the turn Of
q holes.
Riegel holed a 19-foot putt to take
the 33d with a birdie and after
that it was just a routine Job tt
win the last two holes.
Earlier McHale, who once servec
as an assistant pro at the Winged
Foot Country Club at Mamaroneck
N. Y, won the 2sth and 10Th hole!
with birdie IS to square the match
He lost the 3lst with 1-over-par
but won the 32d with a par 4. HI
faltered after the 32d, however, ant
Riegel came through on the las
three holes.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Perry Will Beat Roach
Early, Garsh Says

Harry Garsh. manager Of Aaron
Perry. who fights Tavern Roach
In the main event next Monday
night at Grinith Stadium, predicts
knockout before the seventh
round.
Harry, Of course, thinks Perry
will do the knocking out, but he
also admits Roach is something OF
puncher himself. Garsh likes the
way Perry Is settling down to busi-
ness again. as shown by the eight
rounds he worked in the heat Of
Billy Edwards gym yesterday
Perry in his last fight displayed
some of his old power by chilling
Laurie Buxton at Newark last
month.
Perry and the three other local
boxers on next Mondays card are
drilling in public at 2 pm. daily
at Turner's Arena. Others In this
crew are Jackie Crawford, Jimmy
Cooper and Ken Stribling.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, July GA 81.
year r-old cellist at the Philadelphia
Conservatory of Music will compete
against Diamond Sculls Champion
Jack Kelly, jr., of Philadelphia fol
an olympic berth in the singles
sculling try-outs at Princeton, N. j.
starting Thursday.
Jack Trinsey, the youthful musi.
clan representing vesper Boat Club
Philadelphia, surprised yesterday BY
winning two national titles in the
74th annual regatta OF the National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen or
the Schuylkill River
His first victory came in the
senior singles quarter mile dash
when he edged out Art Gallagher
former national champion repre-
senting Penn A. c., Philadelphia, to
win in 1853. Gallagher finished
second.
Trinsey's second triumph was In
sthe senior singles where he won
the right to qualify for the Olympic
try-outs by beating Dick Mcintyre
his Vesper teammate, in 8:17.
Philadelphians Shine.
Tom McCreesh Of Penn A. C.
swept to victory in the senior 145-
pound singles quarter-mile dash in
1898, while James Barker and Gus
Derkits of Undine Barge Club
Philadelphia, added the senior 145-
pound doubles title.
The remaining three nationa
titles went to out-of-town scullers.
| Joe Angyal, New York City fire.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Boys Club AII-Sturs
will PLAY Tomorrow

The annual Boys Club of Wash.
ington's East-West all-star base
ball games will be played tomorrow
at Grifith Stadium. Three tilts will
be played between outfits represent
ing the clubs eastern and western
divisions.
Midgets Q2 and under) play at
10 am, the juniors "a and under)
at 1880, and the seniors t17 and
under) at 3 o'clock.
+ All-star teams will be selected
from players in these games to play
in the series against Allentown CPa.
all-stars here on July 80 and al
Allentown on August 13.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Links Gamble Wins
Woodmont Crown

Leonard w. Jacobs played the
greatest shot Of his golf career
and by his own admission the
greatest he ever expects to make
to pave the way for an upset
21-hole triumph over Dave Wort
man for the Woodmont Club
championship yesterday.
The entire match centered
around the shot, Jacobs third on
the 18th hole. One down and
one to play, he pulled his sec
ond on the 18th and the ball
bounded into an almost impos-
sible lie in a drainage ditch near
the tennis courts. 1t was almost
half buried and the only way he
could explode the ball out was
perpendicularly.
A gallery Of more than 800
stood around to take look and
the spectators shook their heads
and were about to acclaim Wort
man the new champion. They
said Ben Hogan couldn't make
the shot. But Jacobs blasted
away, took piece of the bank
the size Of a dinner plate, and
the ball rose 40 feet in the air
and settled inches from the cup.
Jacobs won the hole with q
par, halved the 10Th and Goth
in pars and won the title on the
2lst with a regulation S when
Workman was wild off the tee.
Bobby Goldstein won the second
flight over Adlai Mann, l up.
The clubs mixed Scotch four
some went to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Neugass with 84-14-70. and
Howard Nordlinger won the blind
bOqey with 73-3-70
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Joseph's Steadiness
Aids in Midget Wins

A steady hand and consistent pace
today was credited by Mike Joseph
for the success he has enjoyed In
midget automobile competition at
West Lanham Speedway this season.
The veteran Philadelphia pilot re-
turns to the steeply banked track
for the seventh successive week
Friday night and presently Is lead
ing the point scores and money
winners there by . substantial
margin.
II find that the ability to KEEP
your car under control and to use
your head in competition, generally
offsets the best these speed-craz,
drivers can do," Joseph declares
Many powerful cars bog down. OF
lose out In the stretch, because they
are badly handled"
Joseph has won three feature
races, including the 50-lap Washing.
ton Baltimore championship event
of two weeks ago, in six starts al
Lanham and has swept three race.
on single card twice. He also made
a great finish in last Friday night.
main event when he started In 18th
place, yet rallied sufficiently to take
fifth money.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
By Angelina J. CorobeI|i

Exhibitors and spectators who
crowded the grounds were enthusi-
aStic over the success of the 44th
Culpeper horse show and races
sponsored for the first time by the
towns American Legion post. The
three-day schedule with 668 entries
In 40 classes that ended yesterday
was one of the best nearby equine
events this season.
Nine entries from the Capital
area took 81 ribbons. five blues
eight second places, II thirds and
six fourths.
Sun Boss, Robert Fairburn's g.
year-old gelding from Morristown
N. j., won in the conformation
hunter division with Is points. Mrs
Page Jennings Icecapade, 1947 Cul-
peper champion. with the owner up
accumulated 1872 points for reserve
Mrs. Gregory McIntosh's Joseph's
Coat from Warrenton earned the tri-
color in the green hunter division
with 10 points. Closest rival was
15-year old Gloria Galban's entry
Shippers Mate from Charlottesville
with IL points.
Fred Kohler from Richmond had
the mount on w. H. Sampson.
Hi-Ho Silver to win the thrill.
packed jumper division with II
points. Finishing with II points was
Hi Rock Farms Ladies Maid, ridder
by Joe Green. Only a point back ol
Ladies Maid was Robert c. Lees
Bonne File. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hallman's Gray Lark was fourth.
Post Meridian, owned by George
Dipaula from Baltimore, with Eileer
Smith In the saddle accounted fol
the three-day working hunter
award and Ladies Maid was winner
of the Modified Olympia.
Notable performances yesterday
included a win by Ballantrae's Aris.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Porter Pistol Champ
As Walsh Is 0utfired

John w. Porter of Detroit is the
new Eastern pistol champion. He
came from behind yesterday on the
final day of the three-day meet at
Quantico, outfring everybody with
the As caliber handgun. His 842
score yesterday gave him 2.556x
700 total as he succeeds Marine
1t. Col. Walter Walsh as Eastern
champ.
Porter, Charles Logic of Grand
Rapids. Mich, and Walsh as the
three highest scorers will compete
in the Nationals In october against
winners in seven other sectional
tests.
Roy Marshall OF Washington. who
led the field at the end Of two days
firing, finished fourth.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Holiday Golf Winners

Women-Mrs A. j Mitchner, 205 Yards
Mrs. P. E Honsowetz, lp5 yards; Mixee
putting contestl--Lt. Col and Mrs. H, j
Mitchner tied Col. and Mrs, c. A. Rob.
CONGRESSIONAL nEo-man team
A. W, Familiar and Elmer Jenkins, 30.
we'll 36-34-10. Blind bogey Il. Rich.
a5dson, H. s4- wt,soI i, Rsnneasy; sSSIo sSl4
G. NJ Fuller s2-io-7s' and H A. Mihills
rreS1i! ooLuMsIA HI,.r "ess ball. p,,,S fSur-O.D
sehasf and Gale Moraan, handicaI
the 53 of Or. Thomas Webb. Gen. r
H: Mills SGol: H. A. McGinns and A
A.I!i!sc PRISGE GEORGES awe.pst.k.o. clas.
Gardella. 7S-l2-66; Jack Evans, 76-l0-
SO: Glass B. low gross-Jos Vance. 81
net Ralph Byers. s314-6a. Drivins
contestl-Bob Nealis, $50 yards. ZAP.
proachinsl-Charles French. ~ inche:
w 'WaAsRlNGroN G. AND C. c. Cblin,
bogey)-James c. Robertson, s5-5-76
vout: 1915: r. W. westvood. .7s-5-
u Joe L. Mason, s1-lo-71i Paul Bare
i'pIi pHRMY NAVY team match,-1n tn. an
golmers of the Army and Air Forces de-
fested team OF Navy and Marine Corp!
officers. 1857 to IN. Low scorer wa,
Col: s. F. Giffen of the winners with
BETHESDA Cday-long hole in one con.
cup with a shot feet 6 inches from
pin. topping a field of 1875.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Washington Area Horses Earn
81 Ribbons at CuIpeper Show

tocrat in the middle hunters and
place in the heavyweight hunters.
Blanche Johnson's Valbo was sec
ond in both the scurry and the
knock k-down- -and-out. Gray Lark
was third in the touch-and-out,
Bonne File fourth in the knock
down-and-out and Ballantrae's j.
E. B Stuart fourth in the green
hunter stake
Bernie McGuinn Of Upperville set
some sort of . record by booting
home three race winners. He won
with F. w. Bennett, jr.s Virginia
Jean in the h-mile open and D.
Preston's Aruba in the 11a-mile
open. He also rode Ashby r. Clat-
terbuck's Anchors Down to victory
in the featured Culpeper County
steeplechase over ~ miles Of brush.
E. c. Cunningham's Gay Player
took a ss-mile event and the mule
race was won by Monor Dodson S
Little Chuck.
Evening star., 1948-07-06
Stella Walsh Top Star
In Women 'sAAU Show
Nv ths Associo,sd Press


GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July g.
The country's best feminine sprint
ers, hurdlers and weight throwers
battled today for coveted crowns in
the National Women's AAU track
and field championships.
Preliminaries at Houseman Field
were set for afternoon, and the
finalists of several hundred contest
ants will vie for the titles tonight.
Outstanding among the stars who
took their last-minute workouts
under blistering sun yesterday were
national 2O0-meter Champion Stella
Walsh, Mrs. Frances Kaszubski OF
Cleveland, rated high in the shot
and discus events, and Alice Coach
man, who holds the national woman's
sprinting title.
Miss Coachman said yesterday she
was "at a peak" in condition after
three days Of intensive training.
Miss Walsh expected tough compe-
tition in today's 200-meter tests.