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Evening star., 1949-09-18
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE.
Saturday. September "a, ly49,
At l PM.
Palatial Yacht "Siesta"

hRc Rock yins G4.es st P.s.a:n. EossEs Ees M.1n.
MARYLAND Yacht Club, Fairview
Open for inspection daily and Sun.
day: Length OF 100, beam 2O'.
draft A. and is generally describe d
as follows: Hull completely rebuilt
IN 194l Interior fully renovated
and redecorated in 1913. Has
bedrooms. 4 baths, galley. ample
crews quarters, 121x1Si dinine
salon; 14'x16' inclosed LOUNGE:
2Ox2T plate glass inclosed sun
Nice furnishings and tasty decora.
tlons.. Entirely new linoleum and
carpeting. ADEQUATE 1IO-volt Light
ing system, WESTINGHOUSE air con-
troll from bridge to engine room,
Fresh and salt water pressure
system to bath rooms. Newly wired,
new plumbing and lighting fixtures.
Electric windlass, powered with 22b-
mp, GIN, Diesel engine; 33O-gal.
1uel capacity. Water capacity about
1,2QO gals. Ready for Florida
cruise or ideal home afioat.
Ierms Of SALE, Cash within Is days,
$4,000 deposit required Of purchaser
at time and place OF sale. Sale
6sing made by order and authority
o. present owner. CARL L. ANDER
ION, Owner, E. T. NEWELL g. Co,
INC. AuctloneerS, 5000 z. Preston
81, Baltimore 13, Md
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RooMs Observation-Disclosures,

CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Master
twin-bed rm;: 2 gentlemen: 81, mo
1sia iishi iraiEavoSS i3a vso5SS rl. NV. a. N1s ls.a
double Im.: pvt. home hEst class.
ptPPoSSf CIRCLE sEcTIoN-ss.u-
tifli master bedroom. fireplace,
bookshelves, student room. share
bath with one other sentlsWgan.
oRP' issS ssSs' sr.-ss,.. or dbl., ts rm.
NEWLY furn.. twin bedsl; new home.
o6Ss 6Sss ttfn;R.x "a ;%R.xoMiNaMsx.rs dAi ss9l lssr.
twin bedrm., for 2 young men;
iain nas:r $50 sSd ..ss sas HSaen' SS oss .s:: e:s
Nk. haa sHSoRshaM, Hsef shdii sseo woodiey o pl.
n.w.-Twin rn. for girls; pvt. home;
laundry. telephone privileges; $50
e. BREocR Rs5 R0' RON x; l'osi oMsiAYrLoWEe
Hotel, 1917 4. /. ave.-Nswly dec
GRATED dble.: also triple rna. D1. 6g49.
411s srd ST. N.w.-ssle. or dble.
in pvt. home; for l org; laupd.
privils.; nr. transp. IA. 2Sol.
COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Large sin
i4th raj and 1sts st. tr.nsp. ,aI.
= LL4SiRiaE LL4SiRaE BEDROOMS, s.mipvt. bath
for 2 men or 2 women; NO eookinf;
1sis slss' YoT eSTii Sr. nj NV. at At. fs.koom
transportation. Du. s36z.4 lis
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FARM AND GARDEN (cont.) }

TOP SOIL, road gravel, fill dirt: rea.
bushel. 81. ss1s. os'''e''' Mis l0td OF
FLAGsTONE WALKS, terraces, fire.
places, rock gardens, f1shponds, re-
tanning walls. pipe. drainage, all
kinds Of cement work. F: MARCUC-
vile, Md. Phone Rockville 1855.
SOD FOR LAWNS-2Oc q yard de.
lvered Phone Ellicott City S77-J
poGwooD 20 ses TREE for sale. Phon.
TofsofL, 90 hu., ss; flling in dirt.
22 bu.. S.. Delivered. UN. O67O.
VISITORS, wELcoME-You are cor
daily invited to visit our 45-acre
nursery and 4 large greenhouses.
No salesman will bother and you
sasa.y y.nffE MRDa & EI c2sFn 2gfH s' rss shs
rslyE4 sfyisP hspar. asia heavy Sushy plants,
2 TO IT,, $50 per 100 MEREDITH
CAPPER, Falls Church 1917.
~ ShS Son TX: to srow their own over
shrubs priced from 25 cents up. See
them. at our nursery on Rt. z to
Leesburg. "a mile west of Tysons
ner Open all day Sunday. MERE
cRp RITH u CAPPEEi sArPEE;,I Falls Church 1917:
Youth you this M fsii. 70 sseWs % oq for ST. eo0o other her
geTennials. MEREDITH cAPPER,
SHADE TREES-OvG so varieties in
Cor. Open all day Sunday MERE
1.ady M s'es to from %ov, vhDs to Ruase1y s5ss trees
mile west Of Tyson Corner on Rt. Z
to LeeSburg. Open all day Sunday,
MEREDITH cAPPER, Falls Church
RH6DopENDRoNs-ge.utiful speci-
eolors; MEREDITH cAPPER. Fails
BUTTERFLY insFeh lcl7: BusHEs-se. our ex-
hibit bed of over 1000 plants in
bloom now; Also the blue mist
spirea. Both been in bloom three
Gonfds' cSgres 1si77 MEREDlrH cAPPER' Falls
AUsTRIAN PINE in specimen sizes
MEREDITH cAPPER. Fails Church
sSERssHsSs Il :5ssi.y p4e.s III yr, ss sizes 6s.s ,s
NURSERY, S4eAS Route So, J. inaatNg Wincbeste1
pike. ~ miles west of Fairfax, Va,
!9 miles from Wash.
LAN9SCAPED SERVICE - sodding
and flagstone delivered. Ask opera.
Tor, Tor for Ashton 21s2, 20
APPLES-Finest rolden delicious
hand picked. hand packed. bushels
and half bushels: mi. south Fair
lax Courthouse. Route 123. name on
mailbox, E.. D. STOCKING, Fair
fax Station. Va.
TRACTOR, rs h.p.. ride type, excel
FRAZER ROToTMIER, 5a h.p.;
orig price. 1925; sell for $500. r.
"; RAYMOND, Bowie. Md. Bowie
BULBs--Narcissu tdaffodiD. frasrant
Thite' ~ per hundred. L. L. RAM
SEY. Vienna 293-J.
HONEY AND BEES for sale. WA.
DIRT FREE. you load and haul,
sbout so Gu; yards. Call OIL. 93O9.
kensington location.
AZALEAS. red. SOC: 9-in. crepe
myrtle, Chinese hollies. COW manure.
maryland NURSERY. Hyatts..
Nd. Turn right at south end of
Hyatts; yiaduct and 60 "a mile east.
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HERD DIsPERsAL

AT PUBLlC AucIICN FHIUsA1'
SEPTEMBER %. ! Pm, OsT:
don, va, Q mi. so. Of Herndon on
Herndon- -chantilly I'd, Rt. .2s.. 2o
mi. from Washington: As head OF
accredited dairy cattle. TB and
Banss tested. No mastitis: Hol-
stein and Guernsey cows with excel
d. H. l.. a. production records; q
freshefl in Sept: l Holstein bull.
FOR further information. phone
Herndon 73-J.11.
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AVIATION

GUARANTEED flight instruction
Inquire about our money back guar
anteed flight instruction in the
worlds safest airplanes. As low as
Sl5 down. Solo course. S95. Private
pilot course. S325 This is the total
cost Of these guaranteed night
courses. Pay as you nv Write
SANDERS AVIATION. INC. Post
once Box 20, Riverdale, Md. for
full information or call UN. 1441
1917 CESSNA for sale: all-over paint
job; complete blind-flight instru-
ment, 2-way radio; less than 100
hours total time; traded in on
Ercoupe; price. S1,700. Call ERGO
FIELD UN. 1441. -1S
WANTED LIGHT AIRPLANE, in good
cond., or will consider buying a
share with or . others. WI. 1922.
MEMBERSHIP OPENING in fiying
club. Taylor Craft side by side with
2-way radio. Entrance fee. S45:
dues per mo-, SIS. Fly as much as
you like. Buy your own gas and oil
For details call KEN LEYSER. FIR
CESSNA 40 AIRPLANE. flaps. all
refinished: always hangared; ST. 900
or best offer: Phone CH. 1894. 20
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FURNITURE
PLANNING TO BUILD?

II so we can save you money. Every
thing far below market price. Quon-
set huts. 20 ft.x4s IT,, like new;
steel trusses, 2s-ft. and 16-ft. spans:
steel window sash, 10 ft.x5 IT,. "A
light; s ft.x5 IT,, 10 light. Also
lintels, beams, channels and large
angles. COLUMBIA MACHINERY &
EQUIPMENT CO., $50 N. Henry st.,
Alex. Va, TIE. 1900. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

sSSssS.tINsOOS ION NstNt
BULLDOZERS, also bulldozer 'front.'
blade; also front-end leaders on
rubber tires and dump trucks avail
able, with operators, hourly or con-
tract. Grading. cleaning, excavat-
and hauling: also top soil, fiii dirt
and bluestone available. Free esti-
mates. TREADWEL EXCAVATNo
SERVICE. 81: l797. SH. 1882.
AND FURNITURE CO.. o22 Z st.
lw National z09l.
PAINTERS-If you need additional
equipment, we have A-step and Elk
tension ladders, planks. drop cloths,
tank sprayers and caulkinE guns for
rent. MEENEHANs, 2004 14th
REFRIGERAToRS and washing ma
chimes: also washers for parts.
Ii 3-67S7
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
ALL OAK HARDWOOD, seasoned 2
KS" l2 16. 1s and "a in. Cali
FIRE WOOD Cround). oak. pine, also
slabs. any length. $14 to Sl6 per
cord del. in lots Of l cord or more
Order early. state length. j. j.
War. Sprinsfeld. Va.
FIREWOOD for sale. oak. well sea-
soned; length. 1920. Call RA. 505o
TREES AND WOOD to cut. Can also
haul. SH 1891. -19
Evening star., 1949-09-18

EVERGREEN SALE
Md. grown. freshly dug. all kinds Al
sensible prices: special spreading
yeWs, 1S to - tn, S3.95 ca ASH
TON NURSERY. 651O Georgia ave,
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BOATS (cont.)

STYLE CRAFT, ~. luxorous, roomy,
SEQ worthy, new 1913. excel. cond.,
1l5- h.p.,. double plank bottom, ready
for Florida: lots OF extras; $500
HARRY JUSTINE. S1l 18th st.
NV, MA. 2S44. -lS
CABIN CRUISER, 155-h.p. Kermath
eng, top speed, % m.p.h., cruises
such as toilet, icebox, stove, wash
basin, sink. fsh lockers. Has for
ward cockpit, seating 4 people, all
mahoa. wood. ideal for trolling.
Factory-built boat for $4,000. Can
be seen any time at SHADY DEAL
YACHT CLUB, Deal. Md. 10
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Beauty Salons, Attention
Increase your income. Modern. no
work reducins equipment for sale;
price. BLANCHE LU1SE. 81. 6733.
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owner leaving country. AK. osle.
COUNTRY BOARDING. speciai long
term rates. Cocker pups reas. kRISS
KROsS KENNELS, Fairfax 11-J-2
oGskEs fnsSlls a. a. 77s5s ssd after u
moths oia. Se.atisulis ,sprss sred. ehsn
piop sire. verv affectionate, house.
broken; price. slo0. write Box
MExieAs assiei ss'r CHIHUAHUA ruPiins. nla
Ice. s12 Roeder I'd. topposite
c6cKEkssRss 6esf Il eRssi Axe. iest lovely puppies
champ. line. all colors. both sexes
best Of females, some ch. sired. bred
EY f50o%Iaf; shaf fs.s: S4eo Auth rd: M,s e.
ENdLisM a9i ssif' SMOOTH FOX rERKIiEihs
2 fema5ss' as5a 10 mos'' very nice; Tssas'
rHfriss. 81; Ssss' beagle hounds. as trained
tsaas satsf Tor @ coon soand ss IessoarDso n low
1852 Bromley ave, bradbury Pk.
BoxERsLws have some e9cep-
tssay t,SnSy e nice pTps oaoky 81 various ssesi
coeSki cossSz : sFAstets,e esSS; aa:l,.y oupe,e.
Of champion bloodlines. All coleri
and prices; nice as pets or foI
aoGEgWSooAb soIElgRSi Asn'Gh &hSkfESis-so.rains SskSfS
bathing. rooming; cocker spaniel
scoTTIE PUPPIES. Axe req. Res.
sonable; Z: H. BURT IN mi: from
Rockville. on Seven Locks I'd. For
wTREHAIRED TERRIER, male. s
p,o,;;,,,;,k mos; Axe rss2 house broken;
GSEXT pXNE, Rarsef; pedisrsed. lawn sn male; male
reasonable price, II placed in good
home. Has show ribbons and Axe
papers: 10: 3-3945. lis
k0BERMANS, 3h mos; excellent
blood lines; priced for quick sale
due to kennel difdculties. DU. 3O51.
BOXER PUPS, 2 males, 8 wks. old;
will be Axe registered. Gail after
sun. IA. Ss; SsSs. III any S... Ma ssno
BOXERS-2 female puppies, Axe
reg" champion sired. Cali TE. 34ll.
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DACHeNTJNfn PVrppYrs N

DACHsHUND PUPPIES. Axe, female,
ga mos, very fne and expensive;
1hots TO- date. IA. S33S, -10
sC0TTIEs, choice black puppies
Axe Ieg., eh: hloodlineA stud serv.
Ice. Mack1NNON. FAS 1892,
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ADVERTISING CALENDARS
Any style. desk OF wall: top quality
at bottom prices. SOL LEVINE, 54,.
600 Advertising Specialties, ST. $3.50
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OR, g h.p., run ap-
lrs., Elgin. Call TR.

27-FT. OWENS i94s de luxe sedan
cruiser. Flagship engine. used ap-
proximately 10 hours. new-boat
condition.; original cost S6.250; will
sell for $3.50. Phone JU. 1858
Evening star., 1949-09-18

REAL BARGAINS In used boats are
available now and you still have
several months cruising. Next spring
they will be higher.
1947 "a Truscott. 115 h.p. Very fast.
1949 26, Steelcraft. Like new.
1885 33' cruiser. Priced low.
1899 81 ACF. Perfect condition.
1885 3S' Matthews, new ChrySler
Royals.
1g41 3S' Chris Craft, double cabin,
1947 40 Wheeler. Beautiful new con-
dition.
1887 AZ Consolidated, dual controls
1889 b0 Matthews. A real bargain.
1928 81 Diesel yacht. Make offer
1a41 65' Mathis. new Diesels 1916.
Many others, all sizes and prices
sTICkELL-WHEKLER YACHT CO.,
Baltimore, Nd. Lafayette 716O
Sunday eall TUX. 1855. a.
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COCKER sPANIEL PUFFY. black, fe-
male, pedigreed, show stock. wormed,
paper trained; lovable; only $25.
COLLIES, 8 weeks, Axe. sable with
y4a yh5te us collars; lJN cslsf sass champ lipe;
TOY BOSTON TERRIER PUP, male,
haa iififiillu a rlxad lffla faaaahiA
Evening star., 1949-09-18

1O5 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-TWo large
esos ssss trsn.p ss,' i double sssl s ion1 1sss T.
1s47 EUCLID ST. N.w.-single room.
next nsa b.sh'a tsa' $50. PS PSsas nu. ;sss. s4ss.
FLOWER AVE, ~. s!. !,s srs.-l.'s;;s. ;l.';a.
ph.. .venet.. blinds, dbl. bed; laund.
priyils,; brfst. incl; bus stop 4t DR.;
$l2 wk.. / emp. pers. Dx. 3o7.B'
1903 N. II. AVE. NV. nr. Dupont
SiTsls19Ra Si.s SS 4, front sci: im:. IA H;1s
1901 ALLISON ST. N.w.-sipgie fur
m:nss ntsnsS rSHm ssE Esns sosa saS
1881 iIxMoNTTa IL. N.w.STwo ssie.
rms; Also l lsrss dbls.; men ,or
kEaHos iRRli s'ugis' II. s.w.-ce.y, medium. ds
hem: sSn: peias. 59H Bath Di'a ssnssd sdHnssn ssns
q door; unlin. phone; $50 mo.
catvxI I CHASE, p P, cIMassser bed bed
cTs1iiSSp ns1i sSSS ''F fARRsatlsmsa. Gsas .pe
precisting privacy; next bath; only
one other on door; rsss. kM.
s!!;::, l;;: 81 sEs''sso :;i$ Fl &:
Circle; second .noor single room; suit-
OF ~ tSNSs. tsS ssntliR.n; 2va. ON .oDMlass-
for two; 50 xk. single. M 1927:
soo7 14th ST. N.w.-sinsle. IDEAL
iss% ssm.: 81 sso ';asl'msi: %s 81 sSS sS54 i's
ROOM, next to private bath, luyuri.
ously appointed home. occupied shy
divorced gentlemsni maid service,
unlimited phone. BY Appointment
only; Gentlemen only. MR.. SIDNEY
1919 g ST. NV, Apt. 71O-Y9ung
semitic man, not over "a. 9share
tvin-bed rfn. with man; landlady
gives part use Of kit, also piano.
Link ROOM, water quiet couple: no
objection to baby; $3.50 week. Hu.
Nm. G.w.-Furn. apt with bath; also
sgle. rnn. with running water. 1242
4Iai ARKANSAS AVE. N.w.-BSaiti.
full Tm. near bath; private family;
1875 GIRAkD sr. N.W.-dentlsman,
second floor, comfortably furnithed,
adjoining bath; private home rot
GENTIEMAN-Niee clean room. com
Portable and cheerful; dbl. bedi uni.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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PIGEOES-Royal Kings, white; worth
30 to 81 pair: sacrifice at So
because OF sickness Of owner. Come
to 3O9 Varnum st. NV. GE. 1921.
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COON HOUND HUFtTES, black and
Rockville 1880. a
Evening star., 1949-08-29
George UhIe, Jr., Developing
Some ofHis Dads Slab Skill

Ohio. Uhle, sr., now 81. is q
manufacturers agent for an
aluminium company.
The younger Uhle entered or
ganized baseball in 1914 with
Jamestown, N. Y, of the Pony
League. Injuries have kept him
out of play a couple of seasons
but he has been with clubs at
Auburn. N. Y. and Evansville.
Ind. He started this season with
Hartford, Conn, of the Eastern
League.
The elder Uhle joined Cleve-
land in 1919, stayed 10 years then
moved to Detroit for another five
years of play. He finished his
career with brief bitches with the
Yankees and the Giants.
His pitching gems included q
21-inning marathon against Ted
Lyons and his Chicago teammates
May "a, 1929. Then in Tiger uni
form, Uhle won the game 6-5 for
his eighth straight victory.
There may be still another ball
player in the Uhle family. Ken
meth Uhle, II, just out of high
school, has been doing we'll in
Cleveland prep circles as q
catcher.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
Mcintosh Horses Score Heavily
AS Keswick Hunt Show Ends

It's other win was in the Open.
he was second in the Women s
Hack and Hunters and the Corin-
THAN, third in the middle and
heavyweight Hunters and fourth
in the Hunters under saddle.
Sir Sarazan took blues in the
Hunters under saddle. Women's
Corinthian and Hunters Hacks
and placed in the Stake and the
Preliminary.
Morton w. Smiths Fair In War
from Middleburg, Va, with 18
points took reserve in the Green
Hunter division.
Without a blue, Reckless, owned
and ridden by 12-year-old Spunky
Fisher from Salisbury. N. c..
emerged the jumper champion. He
took six second-place awards.
Dick Webb's oWner-ridden Topsl
from Mamaroneck, N. Y, went to
rocor,yo
Evening star., 1949-08-29
Hurricones Win Opening
Match in Polo Tourney
BY the Assoeioted Press

WESTBURY, N. Y, Aug. 90
Packing entirely too much power
for the opposition, Laddie San
ford's Hurricanes, defending
champions. crushed the Detroit
Templeton quartet. Is to 4. as the
national open polo championship
tournament started yesterday on
international field of the Meadow
Brook Club. s,.
The Hurricanes, four time win
ners of the open, won almost as
they pleased. ~
Sanford had Larry Sheerin,
Roberto Cavanagh, nine-goal Ar
gentine ace, and the ten-goal Cecil
Smith in front of him. The De-
oit-Templeton four rode with
Pedro Silvero. Bill Barry, AL Par
sells and Roy Barry.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
Weary Marx Beaten
lin Amateur Final by
|Pittsfie|d Nine
Speeioi Dispotch 10 The Ssor

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Aug. 90
Two weary baseball teams left this
town today in opposite directions
the one a champion, the other q
near-champion.
Pittsf1eld, Mass, carried the
Junior All-American Amateur
Baseball Association title back
home. The Marx jewelers. cagrieo
back to Washington, D. c.. the
fine distinction of beating out IA
other teams for a place in the
final round. But the baseball
weary Washingtonians. who had
just got through playing three
games in less than 81 hours
couldn't cope with Pittsfleld and
went down, ISL, here yesterday
A boy named Jim Reed. who
starred for Anacostia High Schoo
in Washington, blasted Marx into
the final round with a fourth-in.
ming home run to eliminate Brook.
lyn, 10. Reed is under contract
with the Philadelphia Athletics
and will report for training next
season. Brooklyn loaded the bases
with one out in the eighth ano
with none out in the ninth, but
Pitcher Joe Tiunis bore down tt
get the side out each time with
out damage.
But Marx became ragged in the
final, committing six errors which
gave Pittsfield six Of its runs. A
Goerlach limited Washington tc
five hits, famed seven and die
not grant a pass. Pittsfield col
lected two runs in the first inning
and, as 1t turned out, the AAABA
Junior tournament was over until
next year.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
Schroeder-Gonza|es
Davis Cup Sweep Lift,
Interest in National
By the Associoted Press

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 80
Having taken turns knocking
the daylights out of Australia s
Davis Cup players, Ted Schroeder
and Pancho Gonzales, rivals to-
day. started along the path which
may bring them together in ar
epic match at Forest Hills on La
Dor Day.
The critics could see little tc
choose between the two as each
scored second convincing victory
over the Aussies in winding ur
another one sided challenge rounc
yesterday.
Schroeder had the honor Of
winning the clincher. The La
Crescenta (Calif) comet looked
terrific in crushing young Frank
Sedgman. the Australian cham.
pion, Ga, Ga, 6-3, in the match
which assured Americas reten.
ton of the international team
trophy.
Muttering to himself and bear.
ing down as though he hated tt
lose a single point, Pancho prac'
tically tore Billy Sidwell limt
from limb to make the final team
score Al. 1t took him just ar
hour-bettering Schroeder's time
by five minutes-and the scores
were 6-1, 6-3, Ga.
A new and amazing record fol
bigtime tennis might have beer
established in the first set wher
Sidwell did not win an earned
point.
Going into the eight-day ma
tional championships. tennis Off
cials were jubilant at the obvious
resurgence of interest in the ANA.
teur game. The cup matches
crossed nearly $4,000 in ticket
sales. against less than $4,000 8
year ago. With the Schroeder
Gonzalez rivalry to stir up inter-
est. the expectation is that the
nationals will pack 'em in towarc
the end.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
Tompkins Beats Deyoe
For State Skeet Title
By the Associoted Press

GLEN BURN1E. Md, Aug. 90
Doug Tompkins of Sumit, N. j.,
captured the Maryland open skeet
shoot here today in a shoot-off
with George Deyoe of Washington,
d. c.
Each contestant had knocked
down 100 straight birds in the
regular session. throwing the con-
test into extra rounds. Tompkins
broke another 100, while Deyoe
missed once.
The five-man team event was
won by Washington. with a total
score of 400 out of a possible 500.
The two-man team event was won
by Deyoe and John Dalton of
Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
By AnqeIino }. CorobeIIi
Special Correspondent of The Star

special Correspondent OF Inc otar'
KESWICK, Va. Aug. 29.-Mrs.
Gregory McIntosh's entries from
Warrenton. Va. took the major
share of awards as the three-day
keswick Hunt horse show ended
yesterday, Her 4-year-old Really
Rugged won the Green Hunter
title with % points and her g.
year-old Sir Sarazan went to
Conformation Hunter Reserve
with 26 points.
Top honors in the Conforma-
tion division came to Washington
as DR.. and Mrs. Alvin I. Kay's
Portmaker, sustaining his lead
from the first session. finished
with 28l2 points. Portmaker yes
terday won the $1,000 Hunter
Stake event and the Hunter Pre-
liminary.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
San Francisco Whips
Baltimore Colts in
ThriII-Packed Game
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. o.
San Francisco's 49ers are of to
a winning start in their bid for
the All-America Conference pro
football championship. They
scored a 31-to-17 victory over the
Baltimore Colts yesterday in a
hrill-packed game in which the
Colts scored II points in the third
period to tie the count. A crowd
of 29,095 saw the game.
The heavily favored 49ers bat
tered ~ yards early in the fourth
quarter to break the deadlock and
then pounded Is yards later on
to clearly establish their supeyi-
ority. Fullbacks Norm Standlee
and Verl Lilywhite scored these
clinchers.
The first half was strictly a
walkaway for the locals. They
broke the ice with a 28-yard field
goal, place kicked by Joe Votrano
in the first period. They followed
with a 48-yard touchdown drive
that saw Quarterback frankie AL
bert passed to Right End Allyn
Carr.
Late in the second period, San
Francisco made it ITO when AL
bert passed to right end Allyn
Beals from the one-yard line. The
49ers had put the ball into play
on Baltimore's 33.
The 49ers smothered the passes
of Baltimore's crack Quarterback
Y. A. Title through the first half
and stopped every line charge to
hold the visitors to net loss Of
% yards.
But in the third period. the
Colts-with Title hitting his re-
ceiver and mixing up ground
plays-swept the 49ers of their
feet. Fullback Harry Jagade raced
46 yards for Baltimore's. first
touchdown to climax a 73-yard
advance.
Shortly after Jagade smashed
through the 49er line for one yard
and the second touchdown the
Colts had put the ball into play
on San Francisco's As.
Fullback Rex Grossman place.
kicked 29-yard field goal to tie
the count at 17-17 as the third
period ended.
Vetrano placekicked all the
points after touchdown in addi-
ton to his field goal.
Evening star., 1949-08-29
Hoyas Start Football
With Squad Of S Out
For Practice Today

College football starts edging
onto the sports scene today with
Georgetown beginning fall prac-
tice. About S. players are turning
out under Coach Bob Margarita at
the Hilltop, to be followed by 66
at Maryland and between 40 and
so at George Washington on
Thursday.
The real work at Georgetown
probably won't start until tomor-
row. Today mostly would be
taken up with issuing uniforms,
having pictures taken. interviews
with the press and other usual
first day activities, but then the
Hoyas really will go to work.
Margarita expects to have his
gridders going through at least
light scrimmages by the end OF
this week.
Maryland is using Wednesday
for preliminary activities and the
entire squad will be ready to
knuckle down to real work early
Thursday, the first day it may
practice under Southern Confer
ence rules. All schools will drill
twice a day until classes begin
later this month and all three will
play their opening games on Sep
tember "a. Catholic U. and Gal
laudet, with later openers, won't
start practices for two weeks or
more.
To get his new T formation
working and to plug some gaps
in the line. Coach Margarita plans
several shifts in player assign
ments. Jim Ricca and Johnny
Berger will be tackles this year
instead of guards and to help fill
the guard spots will be Connie
ODoherty and Billy Rose. who
were blocking backs last year. Bob
Fortunate. who was hurt most Of
last season. and Tom Dolan are
other returning tackles. while
back at guard is Bill Orsini.
Center should be well taken care
Of with Vic Banonis, last years
captain, still on hand, plus Bob
Keller and Bob Kelly. who both
played that post a bit in 1948.
With Ends Bill Resch and
Franny Desmond also returning
the Georgetown line could be
somewhat better this season than
was limited last spring when a
number of freshmen linemen had
book trouble and left school.
Among Georgetown's returning
back1eld vets will be Babe Bara-
nowski. Johnny Preston, Johnny
Hughes, Billy Conn and Dick
Barba,