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Evening star., 1949-01-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size job, prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
ia. 2937; after pm, GE. l4l6.
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes, by
the nour. day. week or year. STER-
RETT OPERATING SERVICE Hertz
Drive -Ur-SelD, POI Que st. NV.
aVSILaBLE So 2Is IMMEDIATELY 1s4s
Chevrolet vans, stakes, panels and
pickups. for hire by day. wk or con-,
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DR1V-UR-
SELF, 1923 L st. NV ME 7011.
Evening star., 1949-01-20
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

CARS PAINTED, most modern paint
and body shop in WASHINGTON; $40
and UP. THE PACKARD FEDERAL
COMPLETE JOB, s35 up: work guar
anteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa. ave. sc
extended. HI. 4524
FINEST AUTO PAINTING, fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
your car: reasonable prices. ARLAN-
DRIA SUPER AUTO SERVICE, 1905
Mt. Vernon ave. Alex. 9024.
painted. S49; baked factory finish;
dents removed. 20l5 l. ST. NV. ST
36Sc 30
Evening star., 1949-01-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

HS ~<
CRosLEY 1s4s l4-ton panel deliv.;
S.R csr te 2 gAG Fry Se crossy slsy
Sin and Pa. ave Sc
INTERNATIONAL l2-ton merchandise
delivery booy, very good condition,
low mileage: will accept any rea-
sonsblss asoe offer. SOB Taylor st. 9w.'
poDGE le4l panel 1-ton pickup;
SUI sUPpIY i9 orFfcE 0e 1soi sot" 18Th Fh't st 4
PoPcE S.7Y E.. l;fGa ss3a panel; s4oo s, sash.
cHEvRoLET late 1a47 e-ton: p
speed axle, g 25x2o tires; Al cond.;
avail with stake, nat. 12-ft. van
body or lust chassis ano cab; PVT
CO. 900 R. I. ave. ne. MI. 5000.
DODGE 1a47 11a-ton stake BODY;
vii sell or rent to respoHsible 2d6 party;
DODGE trucks g 1897, 1-ton panels;
Mr., Noble. BERGMANN's IAUN-
DRY 623 G st. NV, NE. 2220:-20
HARE. Indian Head, Md, Tel. 1851.
FORD 1947 1lz-ton stake; $4,000
mi. tires like new excel. cond.' all
ga aI'4E 4sh eaoi s. sv s0Of 81 a. ss4 fGF "?o 2o
lent Condition, saa5, Al AUTo
WORKS. Hudson dealer. 9723 Ga.
ave sH; 1871, sH. 1870. 20,
ate delivery; 1000 miles; new CON
dition; handy. economical, ef1cient
goes. to frst conner at S1,915. Act
quickly: ov. 300. 81
and 4os, 1eed bz z'an local D5sfuP ntfv ~
condition throughout. Just the
thing for plumbers. electrical! con-
tractors o,sI and painters i will l,d. be
ss45. and and '4os: :te s3a5s s sTEuART
MOTOR CO, 9Th and N. Y, ave.
FORD 1929 Model A a4-ton truck;
9ssz 9sssed os ys 5RS2eoti0n; 6s5a $500 orb or best
yoR6 9ns6 IA Pas ''2 pickup truck: color
sfi5o SstS or b. BEST %55fase osFs kE se 5sss s
INTERNATIONAL 1a47 s4.ton pick-
"; rsd!q ss3 and heater; sa75' terms.
poDG2 ie47 1-ton pickup; good
cond. S1.0l5. Can be seen at
&c soWE's ss = CITIES !. Gsu SERVICE toEo 5oo1
truck This truck vas only used for
cleanup work on a private estate;
low mileage. very good mechanical
S$a5 cHETx ". cEzsE " aslssEGs MoI9GR G9 S9,
CHFy. 1a47 1h-ton: Oft stake body;
good eond: used only - for light light haul aL;
mileage; $500. vi. vi ss5a. 80
WILLYs 194S SEDAN delivery; looks
Rows MoToR CO 900 N NJ st. s.e.
WINS 'ol 1s4a half-ton panel
t:ucf+ rsee for demonstration pur-
pose, practically no mileage; best
CHEVROLET 1876 1la-ton truck
traetor. Call Mr.. HUGHES at D1,
WHY'S JEEP TRUCK, 1e4s pickup,
peri. cond~ s1,33o. FIR. oGGs.
DODGE 1a4e pickup. excellent con-
da5tion and all-steel body. Call Ma.
cHEs2siRoLET 1870 panel delivery
truck; D.G;sj colors. good condition.
raETR6TE4 f1Ga 6T1nkliq ia4s s. ,Il,or ns nckn
best Offer, Ashton 33577. 80
CHEV. la4s 1a-ton panel; $1,000. or
f5ade naSt. 52aa 59T taxi ASK operator for
GMC 1910 1h-ton; autor attic hoist,
12-ft. stake body, good tires; immed.
sale. need cash. II. S439.. %
1913 Ford la-ton pickup: very low
mileage. like new, 1,495.
1941 Chevrolet dump; new tires,
Just passed D. c. lnsp., good cond.,
1895.
1871 Dodge; c; and 8; new motor iob,
$500. FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC,
5000 Pa. ave. Sc, TR. S247, vi.
1897. 81
MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO CO.;
terms and trade.
Al Ford 1-ton panel; new mo-
tor, good body S495
'4i Chevrolet pickup: new paint,
heater, excel. cond. SOS
s39 Chevrolet panel - 395
'8o Chevrolet dump 595
'56 Chevrolet, short wheel base.
stake 145
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO,
eythorized Austin dealer. both sides
p
Evening star., 1949-01-20
STATION WAGONS

1947 station wagon Spe-
cial de luxe: radio; maroon finish:
very clean throughout, including top
and interior; cash or terms; 30
day warranty; Sl,695. ARLINGTON
MOTOR CO., 1917 N. Moore St.
Arlington, one block south Key
Bridge CH. 1244. PA
1913; perfect, r.
and h.: 1000 miles: or Chevrolet.
/ 5S miles, metal body suburban; ST.
T15 and Sl.S50; less than factory
ceatS must sell one. CH. 2431. III
MANHATTAN AUTO 4 RADIO CO.
Terms and trade.
40 Pontiac station wagon $685.
40 Chevrolet station wagon,
uew-car condition 995
Al Plymouth station wagon 645
MANHATTAN AUTO g. RADIO CO.
Authorized Austin dealer. both sides
Of eth at r ST. NV. NO. 755G.--2l
Evening star., 1949-01-20
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

AUTO RADIATOR LEAKS stopped
from the outside. Ardene cement re-
sists hot antifreeZes. Price. 81,
Guaranteed ARDEN CO., 1424 K
ST RE. 0o76.
WE HAVE AVAILABLE for Immediate
delivery the following rebuilt engines:
192S-l942 Ford.
l933-194% Chevrolet.
1933-1942 Plymouth.
1933-l942 Dodge.
1941-1942 Chevrolet truck.
1&33-l941 Dodge truck.
Liberal trade-in allowance on your
old engine. Use our time payment
pian, as low as S3l 90 down and B
months to pay. Also inquire about
oul factory-rebuilt tranSmisSions.
MONTGOMERY WARD. Alexandra,
Va. Phone Alex. 1900. OV. S212.
JACK BLANK SAYS
Pontiac owners. attention-1937-
1942 Pontiac; seat covers for al
model Pontiac and 8 cyl cars.
from 1887 through 1912; S12 80;
1871 through l94s series 20"
and rs oldsmoblle seat covers;
to 1T cars with rear seat center
arm rest; S12 80. All covers are
bHand-new and tailor made to Mt
your car ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
tWashington's Largest Pontiac
Dealer" 1437 Irving st. NV, AD
$500 -21
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GARAGES WANTED

& 70 1O-CAR GARAGE for auto re-
pair shop. Phone DE. 5632. pa
GARAGE-Capacity. 10 to Is cars;
suitable for repairing and paint work.
Will buy equipment if necessary.
Bladensburg rd and New York ave
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871
Rladenshurg I'd ne LII $500
Evening star., 1949-01-20

Shop ID comfort at WaShlngton )
largest indoor showrooms. We try
to keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters: easily financed and If
your car exceeds the down payment,
we pay you cash difference.
HILL & TIBBITTS
11l4 Vermont ave. NV. Wash's
Oldest Ford Dealer. MA $3.50. 30
DODGE 1916 2-dr. de luxe sedan;
heater; beautiful black finish: 81 495.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Fla. ave. NV, no. 5000
Evening star., 1949-01-20
FOUR-MONTH GUAR

o-day trial money-bacl:: guarantee.
This sensational double guarantee
takes all the risk out Of buying a
Evening star., 1949-01-20
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special
ty; If you are buying or selling an
automobile let us finance it for the
purchases. NOLAN FINANCE CO.,
lI02 New YORK ave. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1949-01-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FoNIAC 1s4s convertible; low mile.
balance, new-car guarantee; Sa,37s.
s isne, fthda seth.ds, Ma Ma o. 3i's s6oo aspos sn
PONTIAC 1941 Custom ".6" club cpe.;
r. and B.; perfect mech. eond new
gou gan' rees1e syse s1eo pns DISCOUNT snS 40 BELL ELI
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave. "" oWo.
PONTIAC 1895: 6-cyl. engine and
running condition perfect; needs
body work; $l50, or best offer. 40
n; GleRe I'd, Ari. GIL. 1868. -22
weekdavs. 3 to .. KIRK MOTOR
CO.. 1000 Georgia ave. NV. ia.
poNTiiAt 1a41 Silver Streak 4tdr.
sedan; heater,e defroster and seat
sSyeashou Sns Sc; esnsb his ssFy ss to 's1n sp
sae' sass0 vas ssasiD oa5 'aapfe sas Driee <ap5
Buy from a reliable new car oea.er:
s CAPITOL MOTOR co; Silver sprlng
PscSara Pso6 dealer 9as Phila. ave sH'
sTUpEBAKER ;itHA 1a41 4-dr.; r. and h.;
S495. TRADER CHASER, 155 Fla'
ave. ne Dk 1870. 20
sTUDEBAKER 1a47 pick up; excel,
lent condition; 1905. Al AUTO
WORKS. HUDSON ,g, ~ des!eT; al! s72a Ga,
sfUpEsakER rTf sA 151 1915 81 chsmnon ham" s sedan
one owner. low mileage. perfect cond
ANGLE I = MoToRs' Hs5s 1888 R. I: sve.
sf6DEsskER fi6 "a ie47 sp.ss. Rssal de
best ofier. 81. 1887. -22
sTUDERAKER 1947 2-door Regal de
luxe; 5000 mi; $1,000. Call EN-
sTuDEBAKER 1s47 Land Cruiser;
best offer. Wo. sss4. 80
STUDEBAKER 1947 ch.. Rgl. d. !. A.
dr.; ovdr., ktr.. excel. cond.; S1.595,
terms. COL, MFRS, Arl, oW. 25o5.
sTuDEBAKER 1s4a champion 4-dr.;
heater, perfect; $685.: Open week
1000 Georgia ave. NV. IA. 4so0.
sTUDEBAKER 1947 Champion coupe;
r. and h.; overdrive; condition like
new, rr c1ih Mn7GRs t5see , or sa99
sTUDEBAKER 1a4s convertible; every
accessory; 3 mos. old: 2.4O0 miles;
sacrifice for s2,3:5. HU. s3ll.
20
STUDEBAKER 1912 2-dr. Champion
sed.; overdrive: complete motor lob
6 mos. ago: lovely appearance; $3.50.
Georgia 7454 lApprovsd Dealer.
sTUDEBAKER 1s41 Champion; newly
guarantee: Ss25. ALEXANDRIA
NASH CORP. s2e N. st. Asaph st.,
Alexandria, Va. -21
WILLYS 1941 sedan: locks ;nd runs
good barsain., s2e5. Ask opernstor
Willis station wagon 1s47: COM
pletelv reconditioned; 3O-day war
ranty: S1.59b. OV l440. 80
WILLYS 1892 motor recently over.
hauled, good tires, heater; ideal
transp.; $3.50, cash or terms. UN.
9166. 80 Il
TAXI. 1947 Chevrolet good con-
dition: guaranteed inspection; cash,
or terms; $1.150. AID. 5796. -22
AUTO AUCTION-Fee SIS. Sales every
:, Tuesday eve. = pm, rain or shine.
Cars financed: terms to 1s mos.
100 1ith st. Sc TRs 1113
COVINGTON'S JySED.CAR CENTER
Evening star., 1949-01-20
FORD l941 conyertible; excellent
condition; S795.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
I'LL Fla. ave. NV, Ho. 5000.

Sterrett Motor Service
Spring and Northwest Washington
offers these quality used cars ct
considerable reductions.
1927 Eact Wast Euryr
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OLDSMOBILE 1p42 "as" black 4-dr.
sedan; runs and looks like new. pri-
vate party; price, $1,000. OR 0900.

Vate party price Sl'2oo. OR. oSoo.
oLDsMoBlLE la4l Aydrs-M.tie 4,
SLAsssslEHR, sslH 1875 Fla. sve. ann,e.
oIbsMoBrLE I1 SSoGi 1s47 "ss" club waa sedan:
party; Sl,s50. y Lenox st. in
Chevy Chase. Phone 81. 1888 or
oEbsMohrLE Th; MOE; 1s4s COW. ss; BUR
chased drdton II y clean nvner in H se
for Sc. 795. Can arrange financing
Call Ii. 1880 between am. and
oLpsMoBILE pMi 1s4s "as" 4-door;
sss .se:nt .GHs tar 4.. Al sis6o f1s5o. Sc
oiLGSsMoB1LE GSs 1871 4-door 60;
radio, heater. good tires. quiet motor
clean throushout: 3O-day guarantee
MSros sRs tsrp; e. sfsS Fe3d dsssF s1nTHEAsT aso1
oIbsMoBfiE MIHni sBf ne 1915 Is 4iSs 4iss, 4.daer
green sedan; perfect condition. all
sxtsss; ssS lSg Ss,, nilsags 9W Eslo oris' owner
okDsMoBfnE f1;sSSi Ga ~ gs43 'is; besytiful sea
foam green "66' Hydra: Matte cony:
offered by owner for immed. sale;
$3.50: r. and h., seat covers, air.
cushion tires tires: CAL stIsG s1sg q pm, oo and
al ud Z l1ulS. w. tooS. -" .
OLDSMOBHE 1912 station wagon;
radio, heater and Hydra Matte drive;
appearance and condition make this
cheap car for SS95. CAPITOL
CADILLAC -OLDSMOBIL CO.. 12""
22nd st. NV, MA. $500. Open Fri.
OLDSMOBLE l941, model Sc. 4-dr.
sedan, r. and h., S795. Call SH.
1928 or MA 1890. -21
OLDSMQBILE 1910 series 7O-6 A.
door Sedan; r. and h.: excellent
family car: must be seen; clean
throughout; $s75 or best under
AK. 5665 or RA. 44S4 ="
OLDSMOBILE l94S "Futuramic"
model 9S club sed.; blk, Hydra-Matic
drive, heater. Cadet sun visor: low
mileage: warranted S",495. CAPI-
TOL-CADILLAC OLDSMOBuE CO..
1922 22nd st. NV, MA. 1900. Open
PaCRARD 1a4e de luxe Clipper 4-dr.
sedan; radio. underseat heater, de-
froster, overdrive and Lifeguard
tubes; 1-owner car, very low mile
age; excellent condition throughout.
One to be proud Of ooI Januar,y ,y
price, S1,996. Buy from & reliable
new.car dealer. CAPITOL MOTOR
CO., Silver Spring Packard dealer;
a2s Phila. ave. sH. 5000. -23
PACKARD Ia42 clipper; take up the
payments Apply 2110 18th st. Sc;
between 6 and 8 pm; 1,1s5. 20
PACKARD 1e41 4-door sedan; r. and
3. ss5t's! sses noSSs SBfP &: SS:t2as, 2esS
Evening star., 1949-01-20
'OVINGTON'S UsED-CAR CENTER.

COVINGTON's UsED-CAR CENTER.
'4S Packard conv S2.7a5
AS Packard de luxe sed.s 1.795
Al Cadillac "62" conv / ,3a5
Al Packard club coupe 645
Al Packard Super 4-dr. 1,1a5
80 Packard 100" 4-dr. - 5q5
Studebaker coupe; as is 1876
Many other. fine 4elections, All cars
guaranteed COVINGTON MOTOR
CO., Packard dealer 1901 Wis. ave,
Bethesda. WI. 4400. Open Satur-
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II. W 81, Vi (. sbsN
OLDSMOBILE

OLDSM0BILE 1946 sedanete; r. and
h., Hydra Matte. seat covers, black,
new tires; orig. owner; clean con-
dition, 81 800 or best offer. MI.
9742, until 8 pm; after, 81. 5463.
Evening star., 1949-01-20

STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion coupe;
r. and h. overdrive; condition like
new: S1.465; cash. trade or S490
down. WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and
K sts. NV. EX 1862. -22
STUDEBAKER 194S convertible; every
sacrifice for $2,325. HU. 1911.
Evening star., 1949-01-20

STUDEBAKER 1912 2-dr. Champion
sed; overdrive; complete motor lob
8 mos. ago: lovely appearance: $3.50.
Georgia 7454 (Approved Dealer.
Evening star., 1949-01-20

clean; s1'7oo. can AZ 477e.
PONTIAC 1a41 "s" e-dr.; in good
cond., motor. Al; 1915. Bowie 342O
PONTIAC 1915 conv.: yellow. r. and
h., 1000 actual miles; pvt. owner;
81 .495. UN 1920. -21
PONTIAC 1941 club coupe; new paint,
transmission, etc; very clean: /
owner; r: and h.; ss76 ore best of1er
poNTiaC on ACT ie4o 4-dr. dark blue sedan;
r. and h.. good tires; S595. NOR
MAN (Fordl, $500 Baltimore blvd.
College Park. Md. -22
PONTIAC 1910 2-door sedan; orig.
black paint, runs and drives like
new; if you want good transp.
don't miss this one. $595. MT;
RAINIER MOTORS, WA. 2O41. 32l2
r. 7. ave, Mt. Rainier, Md. -22
PONTIAC 194S "S" 4-dr. Streamliner
sedaA; blue and gSay. Hydra-Matic'
radio. heater. dlrectional liehts,
plastic seat covers to match: 800.
win accept small car In trade
PONTIAC 1941 sedan: newly painted:
gray; r. and h.; good tires; new seat
covers; mech per,i,;. PERI. yrit!sn Miaa rnRp SIsp'
s2o n. st. Asaph ST., Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1949-01-20

1913 Ford i2-ton pickup: verY low
mileage. like new, 81 ,495.
1941 Chevrolet dump; 6 new tires,
Just passed D. c. lnsp., good cond.,
1895
1911 Dodge: C. and c, new motor lob,
$500. FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC,
5000 Pa. ave. Sc, TR. S247, vi.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
Eastern Upsets Script to Win
Interhiuh Track Meet Easily

in 1896. Ward did the 220 low
hurdles in 25.9 seconds. just miss
ing the 23.8 mark set by Eastern s
Sidney Hoe in 1889.
1O0-yard dash--De Moss tcC). Landon
e., rappafcctris fcrs. o',"s tWW9; Ferguson '""''
s$0-yard dash--De Moss tCC), Landon
csn, e.; rsPpafSts!ss an5 Stss w"'' s'r0uD 'A' NC
44o-yard run - aiilikin (E,, Easains
(Mj, osbourn lc). ,Kendrick az. oavreau
sso-ysrd run-charnley GO. Branch
sE). Yeide (WW), Royadon (W)' Genhard'
Mile Mile ruri-Theide tM), Davis tR), Ke.
rensky (E). Beall tc>. Maunshaw tE,;
Iso:yard high hurslss-w.,a 'E}; };aR, Be-.
cpsven eqS uc}; W. GuSsnsR Ssisb '""'' Nfms' WV
s20,yard low hurdles--ward El. Ra.
kow g., sigworth (ccl, Sans (E), Zoura'
sse:y.5d relayceolidsws, w,,.os ,KrYsoss1, Rs.ssln
MCKINLEY. Anacostiai 1893.
Mile relay-Eastern ward; Gayreav'
Jordan, Glllikin.s; ~ Anaco'.ia' Wilson West
lev shSDotasy' e. ssoas: t g. Ms.ns k:nssr eW8 w shR
~ piscus-Boyle tR,. zen tE,, Besn tcc),
curran tC), Leith tEl; ia IT,. 10 in.
srosd 'q%pnATTfsss gpp-.n T ot.I SCI tW2 asT2oup e. II !,
. hish iump--B, bunker .tcl and Jacobs
tE) tied for irst: Lansrell tcc), Jordan
WV, WV, MeForie tcc) and ortei e") tied
M.sasld rais saapft W5 tl.a for W." .eoond9 % Pool. M
and Jordan (WW1 tied for fourth; IL It.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
$500 Stake Heads
Rosecroft Harness
Program Tonight

A S2.500 stake race to be run III
two heats Is the feature Of to-
nights harness horse racing at
Rosecroft Raceway. where the first
program finally got away last
night after being postponed from
the previous night by rain.
Rosecroft General Manager Dick
Case said he was pleased with the
turnout for the start. although
both the attendance and betting
failed to reach the unexpected
heights registered on opening
night last spring when Laurel
Raceway introduced sulky racing
to this area. Rosecroft attracted
a paid attendance of 5,101 top
coated customers, who bet a total
of s164.50l. Laurel's opening
night had an estimated crowd of
IL. 900 and play Of s167,096.
Tonight's feature Is the Rose
croft Cup Stake. mile pace that
has attracted nine starters and
which will be run as the fifth and
seventh races. The public choice
likely will be w. N. Reynold' g
Atomic Bomb. Rosecroft Presi-
dent William E. Miller also is driv-
ing here, and his Henry Volo is
certain Of a good play. as is Paul
Vinyard's Marion Direct. Also
likely to attract attention is Sham
rock Thoughts If only because Joe
Hylan Is driving.
Hylan was last nights big win
ner, taking the feature race be-
hind Mr.. Peter Mite, a s3i.6C
longshot. and taking the third
with favored Forbes Hanover.
The featured seventh race, the
Innovation purse, a mile trot, also
was the nights best. Mr.. Peter
Mite was making his first start
as a trotter and came from fairly
well back to take the lead at the
paddock turn and win in a driving
finish. Mont led all the way until
near the end and was beaten fol-
second by whisker In a photo by
Belina Hanover, who came from
out Of nowhere.
Longshot players did very well
last night. Hylan's win with
Forbes Hanover In the third paid
81 and was the shortest price OF
the night. Only one other payofi
was less than $40. Best was the
$33 80 by Dynamite in the fourth
while other figures like sI4.4O
(twice) and $3.50 were lighted UP
on the infield tote board. Best
times Of the night for the mile
were by Dynamite, a trotter. in
the fourth. and Bonnie's Jr., a
PAGER, In the sixth, both winning
in 2:l0H.
Evening star., 1949-05-28

Mrs. George Maksin has the
buffers Cup in her possession to-
day as q result Of firing q net 78
In yesterdays event for high handi-
capped players at Manor Country
Club. Mrs. Maksim scored 102
and took of q a handicap for her
winning total.
Second low net went to Mrs.
J. J. Mccarthy Of Indian Spring
with l06-26-S0, while Mrs. H.
M. Nelson of Washington won low
gross with 100. Mrs. Harry Kipp
Of Indian Spring took third low
net with 106-26-80, while Mrs.
H. c. Fisher Of Columbia won
fourth place In q sudden death
playoff from Mrs. Verne Wilson,
also Of Columbia.
Mrs. Robert Northwood scored
4 102-28-74 to take the honors
In the blind bogey tournament at
Army Navy, while Mrs. William
Evening star., 1949-05-28
Duncan S Grand Slam
Marks Midget Races

Len Duncan, Brooklyn Offen-
hauser ace. won his second sue
cessive 25-lap feature at the West
Lanham Md Speedway last
night while completing a grand
slam of three events before $500
spectators.
Mike Joseph. leading point scor-
er at Lanham a year ago who re-
turned to competition after a lay
OF of several weeks. raced with
five fractured ribs tightly strapped
and nearly overhauled Duncan
during the last five laps. Bill
SCHNEIDER captured third place.
Charlie Miller fourth and Hawiey
Kght, the first Ford pilot to cross
the finish line. was fifth.
The second qualifying heat was
halted and finally Cancelled when
Shorty McAndrews spun on the
track and crashed into Flash Cor
don, eliminating both from further
competition. Ernie Mccoy also
was sidelined when his car devei-
oped engine trouble.
Evening star., 1949-05-28

What happened to the script!
That's the question making the
rounds today concerning the SD
edition OF the interhigh track meet
run OF yesterday at Tech High.
Eastern's overwhelming victory
wasn't in the form sheets. On the
basis of past performances. par
ticularly in the University Of
Maryland and Wilson Metro meets,
q close finish among Eastern, VIII
son ana Coolidge was expected.
Instead, the Ramblers romped
home with 81 points, while Wilson
was second, far behind with 3212,
followed by Coolidge. 30la: Gen.
tral. 271a; Anacostia,. 1914; Roose-
velt. 16; Tech. 1914. and Western.
eh. It was Eastern's second
straight championship.
A strong wind and wet track
slowed down Wayne De Moss OF
Coolidge and John Ward Of East
ern, both Of whom were looking
for records. De Moss covered the
220-yard dash in 22.7, three-tenths
Of q second shy Of the mark set by
Dick Dear of Central In 1902 and
tied by Bill Thompson Of Central
Evening star., 1949-05-28
Masonic Pin Tourney
Won by Henry Bowie

Henry Bowie Of National Lodge
Is the proud owner of the priced
Shah bowling trophy after defeat
ing IS other Masonic League PIN
men In the annual Shah tourna-
ment with q 383 gross. which in
cluded 30-pin handicap.
Pres Freeman. another National
Lodge roller. also took top laurels
at Colonial Village last night by
pairing with J. r. Mitchell Of King
David Lodge to win the blind pig
tourney with q combined ITO
score. Both events climaxed the
season for the 35-year fra
ternal duckpin loop.
Phillip Herman. Washington
Centennial roller. was runnerup In
the Shah tournament with 30-3T7.
while Charley Phillips Of King
David and George Safelle OF
Henry Knox Fields tied for third
with gross 376 counts.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
Train Service Set Up
For Delaware Park
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DELAWARE PARK. May 2e.--
Post time for the races starting
here today has been moved up half
an hour to permit racegoers from
Washington and other points to
get home earlier. The Baltimore
s. Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail-
roads also viii run special trains
to and from Washington.
The B. Il o. train leaves Union
Station in Washington at l1:4o
an. arriving at the track at 1880
pm. . half hour before the 2 pm.
post time. The train leaves after
the last race and ID due back In
Washington at TAI pm. In ad-
dition. the regular b. d O. trains
will stop ut e:12 and TIA pm. to
pick up southbound passengers.
The Pennsylvania train leaves
Union Station Mt li:50 am. and
arrives mt the track at las pm.
The return train Is due at WASH
ington at 7:44 pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-28
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Yale, defending team cfamraua
in the bulky held ei - colleges.
showed it& power III tire weight
events, even as Michigan State
psraoed O stellar collection cf
huF6leTs- VIC Prank nt Yale led
the discus neld wtth ias fe~s u
inch. followed ey Fuchs with la
feet sis ineh~s In th* seses.
Prank was fourth In the pf~lirn- =
inarses ~tth 20 feet So tnehes
Three men advanced into To-
days finals with the hope a. vim
nlnR q triple crown in track, Two
are from Michigan stsas. john
son. In addition TO suaitfyins in
the Iow hurdles. led IN The broad
jump al ~ feet inches. and was
an eaxy euailfes IN the lee.
Thomas ausiifed In t,s~ tavsiin.
along with the bread Jump ana
hiRh hurdles
Andy Stanneld ef setnn Mall
also easiiy passed first tssts N the
100. as0 and broad Jump,