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Evening star., 1949-06-26
Women's District Golf Group
To Stage Field Day uesdoy

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Evening star., 1949-06-26
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Evening star., 1949-06-26
Betty Jameson Bows
BY Sd as Georgian
Wins First Pro Title
b. fhs Assoeicted Press

OKLAHOMA CITY. June IS.
Louise Suggs, Carrolton. Ga.
defeated Betty Jameson, San An
tonic, Tex 5-4, TO win the Wom-
ems Western Open golf cham
pionship here today
The victory was the first pro-
fessional triumph for the little
Georgia star. 1t also gave her
her third Western title to share
honors with Mrs. Babe Didrikson
Zaharias and Patty Berg. also
three time winners Of the event.
A gallery Of 2.5oo saw Miss
Suggs shoot steady golf. some
times reaching the sensational
with long puts.
She closed out the match on the
Sand hole with q conceded birdie
four after Miss Jameson's second
shot went into q ditch.
It was Miss Suggs' third title in
three attempts In the past four
years. She won the championship
in 1946 and l947 but did not COM
pete last year.
She collected $500 for her we'll
deserved decision over her pro-
fessional rival from San Antonio.
Louise was one over par in the
morning 18 to post a 4-up lead.
And with that head start. her work
was easy in the afternoon.
A sensational streak of putting
on the first nine in the afternoon
protected her advantage. She
raped in q 15-footer to halve the
second hole. followed up with a
40-foot putt for an eagle three
on the par-flve 447-yard fourth.
A ten-footer gave her . par and
win on the 407-yard seventh
hole and boosted her margin to
7-up. Miss Jameson rallied with
brides on the 9th and eth to re-
duce the lead to Sup at 27 holes.
Great approaches were respon-
sible for both Of Betty's brides.
She needed only a three -footer on
the 9th and pitched dead to the
pin from so yards on the 9Th.
The Texan ran in another birdie
on the 18th but missed the chance
to keep the match alive when she
three putted from the edge on
the par five 631-yard 18th.
On the 14th, where the match
ended. Miss Suggs banged a spoon
to the green In two on the par
five 415-yarder.
Evening star., 1949-06-26
CY0 Baseball Champions
10 Be Decided Today

Championship esusa n ~
lunioT and intermediate az ,laD.
will Wind Up The Cathe.N Nu4th
Organization Spi lsg League ; ~
ries today The St Teresa rlfor
meets Holy Com'ptlef s. 3 III su
the gunie, tltle same whsle a. !
O'Clock s. Uats ar5s representa-
t,ves Nil meet the ~ Ann tram
Both games v8}} be PLAYED a.
Taft Field IaeGt}eIA And otts
streets y r
Evening star., 1949-06-26
Harrison
Continued from Page BID

ginia Beach, Va. and Skip Alex
ander Of Lexington, N. c. Metz,
only three strokes of the pace
entering the last days play. shot
II. Alexander had q 81.
Chuck Congdon Of Tacoma.
Wash, the defending champion,
finished with 2S0 after q last
round 50.
The low amateur was Nick
Weslock Of Detroit, with 287.
Harrison's next start, along
with the other leading perform
ers in the Canadian Open, will
be in The Washington Stars $l5,-
600 Open at Prince Georges Coun-
try Club starting next Friday. He
will be one of the leading figures
in the golf clinic to precede the
tournament.
Heafner, runnerup to Cary Mid
dlecof in the United States Open
recently at Chicago. had a 28l.
He was followed by Fred Haas Of
New Orleans and Pete Cooper of
Ponte Vedra. Fla, with 282.
Buck White Of Greenwood,
Miss, had q 283. Otto Greiner of
Wodholme, Md: Vic Ghezzi of
Deal, N. j., and Henry Ransom of
st. Andrews. ILL.,, charged 284's,
Bob Gray of Toronto, Lawson Lit
tie, Chicago, and Damien Gauthier
of Montreal were tied at 285.
Herman Keiser Of Chicago fn-
ished with 286.
Z. J. Ouch" Harrison. Little Rock, Ark.
Jim Ferrier. San Francisco. 275 Sl,-
Fred Hawkins, Antioch. Ill. s77
Jim Turnesa. Briar Cliff. N. Y. 277
,.sla s1lI assrr. kssrr. ss.eon'ns'd. Montreal 277
skip" Alexander. Lexinston, N. c.. 27s
Dick Metz. virsinia Beach, Va. a7s
Jerry Barber, Los Angeles, 27s ts4oo):
Chuck Consdon. Tacoma. Wash, ESQ
CLAYTON Aeafner. charlotts. N. c., 2s1
Pete cooper. Ponte vedra, Fla. .s2
Fred Haas. ,r.. New Orleans, La. 2se
Buck White. Greenwood, Miss, asa
Otto oreiner, woodholm, Md. asi
Henry Ransom. St Andrew, Ill, :s4
vic Ghezsi. Deal N. J.. .s4 t$i23;33l
Bob Gray sesEboro Toronto sss so ~"
Glen Teal, jacksonville. Fla, 2s6 tS60l
Herman Keiser, Chicago. 2se $500.
Other American scores:
Nick Westlock. Detroit. 219-6S-.s1
Lawson Little. Monterey, Calf 2lo-
Douglas Ford. New York, a17:7s-ssa
90 LeSnsrd soa Dodson' Hot Springs Ark i-
Dave Douglas. Newark. Del. a16-7e-
Ed rursoi Royal Oak, Mich. aa1-7o-
so5S reg Seist Wall. walla' wash sal
JIMMY Thomson. New York. 22o-7e-
Ky Laffoon, CHICAGO. -e2l-71-2s2.
s.,, Bay HI; o.sar snreyspS,. sB.Io Ia n ais
Lloyd watkins. scarsdale. N. Y. cas-
Bill Kozak. YOUNGSTOWN. N. Y e25-
Mac Hunter. Los Angeles, .27-7o-
Frank Kiralty, Lisonier, Pa, aal-7e-
Buck Luce. White Plains, N. Y, ger
Ties.
Jack Penrose. Philadelphia, s24-74--
Paul Kern, Binghamton, N. Y. 22s-
77-299.
Willie Klein, Miami Beach. a25-16-
300.
Glib Sellers, Albion. Mich, 223-no
card. ..n
Paul oleary, Bismark, n. D., 2a3-nc
card.
Hal whittingdon. Midland, Mich, e27
Withdrew.
Denotes amateur.
Evening star., 1949-06-26
By Charley Price

The member-guest golf tour
nament at Congressional Country
Club suddenly is shaping up as
one of the best of the year from
the standpoint of competition.
Eight out of yesterdays IL semi
final matches were decided on or
beyond the 18th green, with the
feature match Of Harry Bachman
and Bobby Brownell. Manor,
against Tom Wheeler and Ralph
Bosart, Chevy Chase. going to the
sixth extra green before the de-
cision went to the Bachman-
Brownell duo.
In the lower bracket Of the
championship fight F. J. Neuland
and Guest Eddie Ault Of Indian
Spring defeated M. Parker Nolan
and his guest. Richie Edmonston
OF Columbia. one up on the Goth
hole. Ault kept the match alive
with a 20-foot putt for a bird on
the 18th hole. This match ran a
mean temperature from the ninth
to the sixteenth hole when moth
ing more than brides and an eagle
were deciding factors.
Regains Old Form
Bobby Brownell. who has not
played much competitive golf this
season. Jumped back into the old
form that has given him the best
amateur record in this area since
the days Of Roger Peacock. His
five-under-par Sc was scored in
the best tradition OF Brownell
golf-closing brides on II and ID
when his team stood 2-down and
two to 60.
In order to allow the handicap
strokes of Wheeler and Bachman
to be utilized in breaking the tie,
a nine-hole play-of was decided
upon rather than the usual sud-
den-death method. Bobby pro-
ceeded to play the six holes need
ed in one-under par to aid his
teams 4 and 3 win.
Evening star., 1949-06-26

T h lr project
of restoring ap-
proxinately II
miles Of the old
Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal as
a public fish
ing grounds is
rapidly nearing
completion af-
ter some delays,
and In all prob
ability will be
ready for an
glers of another
fishing season
q
Evening star., 1949-06-26
Diving Stor Morries

SAN FRANCISCO. June Is up.
Olympic diving star Patsy FL
sener has gone on the deep end,
The l9-year-old San Francisco
girl was married here to Earl Ho-
man. 81, student at San Francisco
State College where the couple
met.
Evening star., 1949-06-26
OUTDOORS

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
chapter Of Izaak Waltonians are
on the move again in their
conservation demonstration work.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
M0NTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHESDA bedrmsn 2 baths; new
Colonial accent on space; beauty
craft kit, dishwasher, disposal. gas
$500 down. MR.. NYE. 81. 2o12.
BETHESDA-sale by owner; mr.. U. 8.
Health Center; 4-bedrm. brick Il
bedrm would make useful upstairs
den or sewing rm.(; slate root, full
775; si7,75o. Open to offer. lMlsht
5607 johnson ave, WI. 1870.
BETHESDA - Quality construction; ;
$500 down. Beautiful new Colonial
sHERIzER: RE. 2735; Sun. 81.
BETHESDA SPECIAL-Only S16.500
for q spacious rooms and IA baths
qst floor powder room. modern N
tractiye Colonial brick. MITCHELL
BffTTRhsDa-si5 ffTiGk a $751; 75o; eys'' 81 H., 81 $50
cash; new well-built brick ColonialS
t TTpms poref heat ,t exsfss
BETHESDA. a030 Old Georgetown
rd-Det. dwelling, Il rms. baths
T2spse g doeI eose to
5000 Oak pl. Telephone ST, 5000.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-eractieally new
brick home: III spotless condition:
The owner is. out OF the country
r% rooms, "a baths, includins ist-n
den or bedroom and "a bath.
screened porch: gas &C. heat: ga
BoAz. Resltor, S4s4 Wis. ave
GLEN ECHO, HEIGHTs-2-be bedroom
bungalow with bath, screened porch,
,oal INV H.. new Cold Wall refEr. :;
lot SOxl5O; $500. MRS BUR-
CESS, Realtor, 6109 Broad st. WI,
HILLSIDE. MD.-3-bedrm. buns.: all
ave Sc. HI 1888,
KENSINGToN-Onl S11 $50; bunga-
low, 4 rms. and bath with exp sttic'
i9sssffs aisssssr pa isrsto o7ss 5S9n rosD oii NJ
KMnS2ssffSaToS|AImost M2sffSseaHTo n hn tyaS; new brick 4
rms. and bath lst door exp. attic,
3 rms. and bath unfin;; fun bsm.,
s. heat os6 s6l' Z e'' 2osoAs s5f'5S'i;t F.
RIVER RD.-Locsted in an area Of
larger homes and estates on n.
acre Of sround. This home is built
on the lines Of q rambler containins
a 14x24 II. liv. rm. with an over
sized stone firepl., sun rnl., prsaS-
fast rm.. din. rm., lse. kit, bed
rms. and bath on 1st foor; partly
finished attic. full bsmt.. oil h,-w:h:
other features are many mowers
price. under $4,000. For additional
in5Szmac'Ss Nsz c1sHaRp. sfd Ap5 81. s4io' wi.
1857. .
! RoCKCREsT-e bedrms., liy. rm.,
/ kit, gas range, elec. refgr.. Venetian
/ blinds. hardwood rs, in peri. cond
| heating plant. well loc: lot. 1l0o
| Asnew DIR. Priced 50, zoo Terms
70 to os s. aFtrnSfSSc g. nSSfScENf fh psFRR E4fa RosH1
VILE. Nd. -3
ROCKVILLE. MD. - New 2-story
| frame, 2 bedrooms and bath. living
! room with freplaee. dinins room,
| laundry tubs. Price. sl0,5oo: terms.
| 81. 500 cash: SOS per mo. ~ Z.
KELLY slaI. posssI1,s sssns; ESQ Sr E. L. Hurley
hSthsi5o iot esxi5o: ist a.. lisins room with
assp.i serssned qanana poreh. stove SS and rstSr;
snd d.. s Bedrooms and bath; hard
| wood floors. full basement: INV.
heat: 2-car sarass; prissd ior I'M
medals ;suIY' ss5s sNens e. sls,sfGo' 81 q L. s Hun.
lev. phone Rockville $3.50.
SILVER sPRING BARGAN-onIy
S13.A5o for Groom Colonial brick
| in excellent condition: small cash
and assume A. CT loan. MTTCHELl
QUICK. 81. 7731; eve. cH. 1857. .
Evening star., 1949-04-03
SILVER SPRING

Vacant. eos st. Lawrence drive for
sale by owner. built in 1910. OF nm
est prewar materials. nice residsn-
tiAl section, walking distance ".
pernacettes Catholic Church. pa
rochiaI and public schools, shoppinE
center Center-hRn plan. ErN Soor
fireplace. huilt-tn bookcase, sIee
screened porch, dining room,
eouipped kitchen Second foor, two
sood size bedrooms. several spaetous
closets. bailt-fn chest, tie bath fnll
n1,tsids entrance: rear yard has
nice shrubs. trees and 10 inslosed
vfth Anchcr fence. SH s+s5 or
Gee OWNER. eos 81. Lawrenye q!
Evening star., 1949-04-03
BARGAIN
Colored-S1, 900 Down
COLORED
Office Open Today, IL to 5
ONLY S750 DOWN

viii buy this 2-family home with 2
kits. and 2 baths. A home and in
come for you. Come to our ofice
at 1881 n St, ny ns,,5 5odsy 5y snd ss1 Tx
CO. AD. 053l; ewes, FA. o25e. 81.
1850. TR, 1927.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
SILVER SPRING
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RRALTY CORP EFG4tSEE. CC sASs
Evening star., 1949-04-03
MONTGOMERY CO. strfa,

MONTGOMERY CO. serts, s.Tm
house, oil h-s heat. bath. s1ss
phone ssrase. stshie. chicken hoEss
large porch beautiful ytsw II 70.
are interested In = really nice slass
near d a. o. sgaflca. 90 rrAcaes.r
read. 30 niles 70 D, c. lock 81 thss
enc; posssssAon with title prssf
$4,000
acre. s-rn. frame house furnace
haEh, elsc. rho1s Apass 70 Is in
fnacpiste eoHefften: ntAr D 4 o
station; possession with sitGs. prses
$4,000
sSs~srss ssorx farm, che ef ths ueAt
beautiful Estates IN Menffosnsfr
Co. ~ aSfes in gooc ttnoeTs al
the rest In excrsient haus sYRsa, ene
stream :hFogsh farm. sster 10 sil
The fet6s: i@-rrr- siors hcssF, fEs-
mace, s;ee.. nssore, BATH. tsnAnt
hoassz. bank barn Gear Earass. ali
necessary oas5Gii6tass; csnsF tss>
rsesnsAy. estate wknI % Asstas
Gems. aco& u essy. ] VII EueEat
say ssssorss.s crsf 49,.
shens W. A. Daniel PoosssssEs zks,
Ocksraon p o. Nd vita >. vN-
son PETER. EoekvlAs. ma
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SILVER SPRING

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GI-FHA-S13.40O

Open LII .m.-73l Atlantic St. Sc.
Conc HgtE New pF.Ck, ssm!oet. &
rms, 3 Dedrms., = baths. Iscres-
gorgeous view Of countryside; gas
&C. heat; COW Naval Research
and Boiling Pied 81 down pay
ment, 81 800, So month SCOTT
SANDERS, TE. 1863. Ewes, VI.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
CHEVY CHASE, MD,

Excellent buy in this det. modern
brick home, surrounded by nice
homes, and near elementary and
junior high schools; uniquely ar
ranged with living room with Are
place. dining room. modern kitchen;
End floor with 3 sEin-size bedrooms
and tile baths; recreation room:
large lot, Lear garage; storm win
dows; gas heat. price, only S23.a50
ARLIE L JOHNSON REALTY CO,
INC, 3402 Conn. ave. OR. ZOO.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
HOUSES FOR sALe-southeo,t
New. Detached-S15,750

new, DetdClled-9Io, iou
Brlck , bedrooms. llysuE I'm with
fireplace IEt-floo- powder m. lsESe
kitchen with . walls YOUNGSTOWN
steel cabinets. garbage disposal. s-!t-
refRr-. fun bSnt,, gas heat, Venetian
blinds. clear oak aoorf. Truly beau
fiful homes. worth inspecting. open
Sat. and Sun IL 20 dark 1898
Ais; pl- Sc end Of Pa. ave, Jeff
- blocks. Ma. i40s -3
Evening star., 1949-04-03
SILVER SPRING
OIL HIIJ,MOOR

SILVER SPRING
2ll HILLMOOR
Prewar 5-rm, brick buns An ex-
pandsble attic. Attr. neighborhood.
y blks. from public and parochial
schools Price sl5,750. To reach
Colesville I'd. TO Four Corners, .riEh,
! block to Lexington dr. left block
to Hillmoor
9632 Old Bladensburg Rd.
6-rm. stone and brick. in excel eond
many nice features. p bath on l1
A; slate roof. rear porch. fenced
yard. trRusp. by the door, close TO
parochial and public schools To
reach: celesvilie rd. TO Four Corners,
right to house.
2O3 E. INDIAN SP. DR..
6-rm. stone and brick lge. rms
throughout. 3 bedrms. and bath 2nd
a.: y bath; 1st-fi-, nrepl mod. kit ,
left on Biltmore to Indian Spr. DR."
right to house.
1911 FOREST GLENN RID.
7-rnl. 2-story brick. step-up din. rH-.
bedrm and y bath. trsnsp. by the
door, schools nearby; excel, nnanc-
ins To reach Ca. ave. 10 Forest
Glenn I'd, right to house.
SARA1OGA AVE.
Brick, 2-story: 3 bedrn1s.. ga baths,
frepl., porch, buiit-tn gar; "a block
to transp, To reach: River I'd 10
Saratogs ave. right to house.
l NORRIS DRIVE
Mod. s-bedrm. home, or, lEs, lot.
Det gar, vegetable sHrden. many
flowers and shrubs Vacant. ln1msd
possession Special price. ~ $50,
To reach, Ga ave. 10 Eiers NH ra.,
left 10 Norris Dr. and house
1900 LOCKWOOD RID.
New s-rm Cape Cod. . eedTms. and
bath, st A.; 2 rms. and bath, @nd
A. i. Erepls huilt-in ssrage, rec
\rn. with street-level entr. Suitable
for dr's once To reach Ga % ave
right block 10 house. All open
SUNDAY to q ON
THOMPSON & GRAY
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Rnckcrest-Best Buy

1904 Crawford dr.. Open SUNDAY: ;
bedroom Cape Cod. built in lsi@;
liV. room. din. room. kit, Ear., Sss
Sii. 500: 50 500 down. SIS . mo.
incl. tayes, principal and int. 70
reach Rockcrest suhoiyision, out
RorkFiiie pike approx. miles be-
ycnd the Bethesda Naval Hospital
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
slOl wisconsin ave. WI s267.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
YOUNG-ORLOsKY 4 iI!,fs( co,
ol, lo1l tlll y y IN
CHEVY CHASE: MD.

NI1LV V O11AOE, IID.
This custom-built prewaT Colonial
brick house, on 73-foot front lot.
has spacious living room with side
inelosed porch, dining room and
modern kitchen on first floor. Three
large bedrooms and 2 complete tiled
baths on second floor, Stairway TO
finished. heated. insulated attic: oil
h,-w.h., two-car detached garage
To inspect this house, located Just
off Conn. ave, near Chevy Chase
GE' sf1s ~ e'' ' '-''"' '''
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
LYNDALE S. E.
ONLY S11.950

sO54 NJ ST. sc. Open today 2-6 pm.
A bargain If there ever was one. At
this sacrifice price it should be sold
Immediately on inspection, today.
Excellent Tyr. .-old semi-det. brick
home in immaculate cond.; attr. liv,
rm., din. rm., completely equipped
kit. downstairs; > fine bedrms. and
lovely tiled bath upstairs; fun bsmt.;
gas h.-w.h.; very close TO transpt.,
theater and large shopping center.
today.
Directions: Out Penn. ave. Sc.
across bridge to Minnesota ave, left
few blocks to NJ ST., right to open
sign.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
SILVER SPRING

Oper Sunday i.A = CaEFeE5enEis
sotA'rd ~ Sus "a Gods PRrkw&1
See tE45 .ove.y oet tA1ssirS btteE
hcIs & !sG sire s1s ls-s
p1VGcr IN 9rtps E4GDrC perch
and E,tEchsG kEy slA.s :oct .syEe
wooded ict Reasonable bEtT car
sde-ec Terms From Css ave o.
Co.esy.te 70 50 Ncodslcs pSfs
rIsht clpCk 70 epen Agg CAM
PAMELA & WOOD Xxx ans Sun
Evening star., 1949-04-03
LINCOLN PARK

Substantially built row brick. s large
rooms and bath % bedrooms; base
ment, oil hot-water heat. storm win
dows. 10-cu. 1T. Electrolux refgr.
deep rear yard; excellent, clean con-
dition; fine opportunity for large
section; about one-half block from
park; price reduced. Mr.. Altman,
FIR. 1904.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV, Realtor. DI.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
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