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Marion progress., 1949-06-23
Legion Juniors Win
Four Games In Row

Last week the Marion American
Legion Juniors won four out of four
games played. Hendersonville was
defeated Monday night to in a
thrilling game which featured Billy
Joe Davidson pitching no-hit ball
for seven innings.
Wednesday night, June Is Mar
ion defeated Tryon 4 to in ano-
ther closely fought game. Lefty
Mckinney struck out 13 Tryon bat
ters and limited them to two hits.
Again Friday night Billy Joe Da-
wilson was in rare form as he linn
tied the strong Lenoir team to one
scratch infield hit and struck out
20 batters. Marion won this l to 0.
Marion received it's lone run in the
sixth inning when Mickey Walker
singled and was scored by Billy
Proctor's smashing double to the
center field fence.
Saturday night Marion defeated
Valdese Is to 5. Franklin Morgan
started on the second for Marion
but was relieved in the fourth in
ming. Lefty Mckinney pitching the
rest of the way for the Marion
boys and limiting Valdese to three
hits and three runs. In the 18 hits
that Marion secured Jimmy Lonon
shared the hitting honors with Mic
key Walker. Each got three hits.
Cecil Stott, Billy Joe Davidson, Ray
Harding, and Lefty Mckinney get
ting two hits each.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR QUICK CASH SALE| will
sell at bargain my home and 3S
acres of land fenced. Would make
ideal tourist home. Has IA rooms
and three large baths. Large barn.
cribs and double garage. Beautiful
views and shrubbery. Situated 7
miles east of Marion, on highway
"a and TO- Call or see. Cecil Dob
son. Phone 480. ct
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

IT'S BELK'S in Marion
for yard goods. Wool
ems in new spring COL
ors just received. Lin
ings, trimmings, cover
ed buttons, everything
to sew with at BELK'S.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23
BUILDING PERMIT

Mike Cowan was issued a build
ing permit by the Town Of Marion
last week for construction Of a five
room, brick house on Broad street
in Grand View section. Cost esti-
mated at $4,000.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR SALE-A neat little three
room house with plenty Of conven-
ience located on Washington Street
near Virginia Avenue. Handy to
town and the East Marion Mill or
the bus line. On good road. Priced
to sell for cash and possession in ten
days. See Thomas E. Price, owner
or Will Hawkins. If
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR SALE - Now at
Belks's, satins, crep-
es, and taffetas, in short
lengths one to ten yards,
light underwear colors,
worth 81, now only soc.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR SALE-Two room house and
lot 158x350 feet. Spring water
close to house. One mile from
G c & O Junction on old highway
10. Price $4,000 cash. See Jack
Houck at Marion Cash Store. 1tp
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

LADIES D R E S S SPECIALS
Special groups only S4.95 to
$5.95. Values to $9.95-all colors
and kinds. Save at The Bargain
Store. Ladies rayon half Slips only
69c. ct
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

PIANOS AND ORGANS and
used Pianos. Minshall-Estey Elec-
tronic Organs. Easy Terms, Magness
Piano Co., Forest City, N. C. At
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

l, it was announced following the
meeting. In addition to this, 181-
920 pounds of pork was cured.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23
ATTEND CONVENTION

Vernon Eckerd and R.. G.. Honey
cutt are attending the convention of
Kiwanis International in Atlantic
City this week. rs.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

L A D I E S buy those
good 81 guage Is de-
nier Festival Nylons at
Belk's now for $3.50,
and get every 18th pair
absolutely FREE.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23
BEAN BEETLE DUST-Contains
Rotenone. Jimeson's Hardware. Ut

SPECIAL THIS WEEK-Ladies
regular $2.98 crepe slips-all col
ors, slight irregulars, all sizes:
Special $1.59 each at The Bargain
Store. 1t
Marion progress., 1949-06-23
FOR QUICK RESULTS USE OUR
WANT ADS
Terms Cash---25c Minimum

NEW SHIPMENT OF PANTS
Mems Rayon hard Finish Stacks
for only $4.95. New colors, all sizes,
t$4.95). Special att The Bargain
Store. 2t
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR RENT-Four room house irH
good condition, on highway 221-
near Glenwood. Fate Morgan,
Rt. l, Marion. 1tp.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

SUMMER IS HERE
See us for A rro w
Shirts, Ties, Un d e r.
wear; Sport Shirts, long
and short sleeves. Our
stocks are now COM
plete. J. D. Blanton. 1t
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

WANTED-Young man, business
college graduate, desires position
as bookkeeper. Three years exper-
ience as bookkeeper for hosiery in
dustry. Write Box SO, Rt. 1, Glen
wood, N. c. 2tp
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

RECORDS-We either have them or
will get them for you. The shop
with thousand tunes. Earley's
Radio and Record Shop, 103 West
Court St., Marion, N. C.. Phone 361.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

SPEC1AE-Boy's Sport Shirts only
$1.29. Mems undershirts 39e-
Ladies rayon Panties 29c. Ladies
Sandals and Tennis shoes, one group
only 97c pair at The Bargain
Store. 2t
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR RENT-Small house. Close in
For information, apply to The
Progress Office. If
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR SALE-Five room house.
Hardwood floors, large screened
porch. Lot 50x211. Going at bar
gain. See Mrs. Wel1born at The
Julia Shop. 2tp
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

Trimmings, Laces, and
and Edgings of every
type, now on Sale in
Belk's Yard Goods De-
partment.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

TERRACING-Am in position to do
terracing, work out farm roads,
ditching, etc., at reasonable prices.
Phone 258> or 1851.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR SALE-Porch swing with
chains for hanging. P h o n e
59-X.
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR SALE-Building lots on Dy-
sartsville road, near underpass,
two miles south Of Marion. See T.
E. Poteat. 2tp
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

FOR SALE - Small, yellow soy
beans $500 per bushel. J. C.
Rabb. .- ct
Marion progress., 1949-06-23

WANTED-Tutor college student
to coach German during sum-
mer. Call at Progress office. 1t
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Improving Printers
Score 40 Shuiout

Union Printers baseball team Ia
doing somewhat better In second
half play In the Departmental
League than In the first half. The
Printers now have won two
straight, beating Northeast Body
Works. the first-half champ. 40
Yesterday. Gene Collins on the
Printers mound allowed only -four
hits.
Naiman's took 10 innings 70
nose out Thrifty In the Industrial
League, 6-5. Gene Taylor singled
reached third on Joe Harvell's sim
gle and scored the deciding run on
q passed ball.
In the National City Junior
League, the Capitols won their
second straight game by downinR
Merrick. 5-l. behind four hit
pitching by Ev Eynon. He struck
out Is and gave no passes, Harry
Kallas and Skip Speaker both
homered for the Caps.
In other sandlot games. Mckee
Pontiac beat Quarters ]. To:
Campus Club won over Naval Air
Reserve. 5-3, and District Ffremen
nosed out Boiling Field. s-5. In II
innings.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Mrs. Norman L. Brown Winner
In Indian Spring Pro Cup Golf

Mrs. Norman L. Brown of Prince
Georges won the Pro Cup event
for Women's District Golf Associ-
alton class c players yesterday at
Indian Spring. She carded 1922
II to qualify for both low net
and low gross and elected to take
low net.
Low gross went to Mrs. George
KIink. another Prince Georges
golfer. with 90. Other low net
scores were: Mrs. Eli Arnanuel.
Indian Spring, 94-22-72; Mrs. D.
s. Platt, Manor. 98-24-74; Mrs.
L. g. Pooler, Army Navy. 1924
"a; Mrs. II. c. Fisher, Columbia.
99-25-74.
Nina Champion and Mrs. r. w.
Danischefsky tied for the Smith
Trophy yesterday at Congressional
and will play 1t of at later date.
Miss Champion scored 92-17-75
and Mrs. Danischefsky, 100-25-75.
In the regular ladies day play
there, Miss Champions score was
best for low net in class A, fol-
lowed by Mrs. Frank j. Murphy,
jr., 97-17-80. Mrs. DaniSchefsky
was best in class B. with Mrs.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Memphis Pro, Tied
For Second, Rated
Best Of Leaders
By MerrelI WhittIesey
S.ar Stoff Cerrsspondsnf

CHICAGO. June ll.-You can't
get a seat on the Cary Middlecoff
bsndwagon today. It's standing
room only with almost everybody
connected with the National Open
Championship aboard and ready
to push the good doctor from
Memphis into the title.
With due respect to q fine
golfer from Garden City. Long Is
land. 37-year-old AL Brosch. the
tournament leader at l41. and
with a nod to Memphis-born
ONeill (Buck) White, who is tied
with Middlecod at l42. the over
whelming favorite going into the
final SO holes Is handsome Cary.
Sixteen players are bracketed
within five strokes and on the
exasperating No. 3 course Of Me
dinah Country Club five strokes
are nothing. Middlecof caught
the public fancy by the manner in
which he pounded out 4-under-
par 81 yesterday to add to an
opening rs.
Barron, Harbert, Farlow Falter.
This probably Is the strangest
golf course to play host to the
National Open in the 49-year his
tory of COLTS premier champion
ship. AS an example. three Of the
players who tied for second on
opening day with subpar 70s were
% shots higher collectively, the
second day. They were Herman
Barron and Chick Harbert with
70-78 each and Charlie Farlow
with lott.
Les Kennedy. the surprise first
round leader from Pawtucket.
r. l., added q first nine 35 yester-
day to his. opening SO and was
rolling toward the halfway lead.
Then mean Medinah caught up
with him and he finished 4 over
par on the last eight holes for
69-74-l43.
There has been a lot of wagering
here that nobody would beat SO.
White, 38-year- -old veteran Of the
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Quantico Gets Jump
On Rivals in Big Meet
spseiol Dispofeh 10 The Ssor

QUANTICO. Va, June IL
Quanticos Marines have a big
lump on their rivals in the all
Marine track and field meet here,
having taken four firsts in the
seven final events run of yester-
day. The meet ends today, with
Marines from all over the world
taking part.
Connor Hollingsworth Of Guam
tico was responsible for two tri-
umphs, winning the broad Jump
and the 120-yard high hurdles
His broad Jump Of 70 feet 3h
inches broke the Butler Stadium
record he set earlier this year
His time in the hurdles was l5.s
seconds.
Other Quantico winners were
Henry Hart in the Emile run and
the 440-yard relay team. In other
events decided yesterday FL Tore
won the Emile relay, Harry Bare
Of Camp Lejeune was best In the
shotput and Bob Unger Of San
Diego took the high Jump.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
'Best-Dressed' Toran
Is Victor al Lanham

Dapper Dee Toran not only was
the best dressed driver but he
also was the best driver in last
night midget auto races at West
Lanham Speedway. Toran wore
his usual tuxedo and white pig
skin gloves while winning the Is
lap feature race and breaking the
monopoly previously held by Len
Duncan.
Duncan, winner Of the three pre-
vious features this spring ut the
nearby midget oval. was third
last night as Dutch Schaefef. max
ing his first start here this year
finished second. Toran's time was
6:O0.25, best 20 far this season.
Toran and Ernie Mccoy mar
rowly escaped injury during the
third lap Of q qualifying race
Toran's car spun going into the
first turn and Mccoy rammed
into him. Both checked their
cars skillfully. with no damage
being done, and were able to
continue when the event was re-
started,
Evening star., 1949-06-11

George RoSden second with 100.
24-76. Glass c leader was Mrs
Charles DeZevallow, 112-36-76
followed by Mrs. J. w. Flatley
112-34-78. Low putting honors
went to Mrs. John Myers. 2s.
A draw decided Mrs. George
Bailey as winner Of Washington &
ladies day net play yesterday. She
and Mrs. Charles Egenroad both
scored 'S6-8-7s. Third was q tie
between Mrs. A. M. Ferry. 109-
and Mrs. j. Z. Schnitzer,
115-36-79.
The low puts contest at Army
Navy was won by Mrs. Carter B.
Magruder with 20, with Mrs. c. G.
Dekay and Mrs. e. P. Moore tied
for second with 81. In nine-hole
competition. best score was MES
Henry P. Van Ormer's II.
The selected nine holes tourney
at Columbia was won by Mrs.
Martha Beavers with 49,
391z, followed by Mrs. Norman
Frost, 48-7-41. In class B the
winner was Mrs. Karl Corby. 46-
11-35. with Mrs. Carl MacCartee
second with 52-16-36.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Robertson, Chrisiman
To Alternate at Third
In Yost's Absence
o. esrfoa Newtms
-. sHsAs 1 HesNAsNaass.s

DETROIT 14kae II ~~SessrTy
Rsewrtsaa neses aAa earstlrased
ire baseball xofla With his &C.
.snsstr eepo, iErsesst eaa al ths
Eaosne:sf The NAtx AGr gfatrsgi fc~
hgs Willingness - ~ a1Slf4s6 Hss
,sAaStyfsAn wiaaSr A9Aptaaisftv
frequently IS tested eS5i srian<a
Appreciated
Rossegssas launched The s@ason
aS ar eutcelaef but ~hrn Al
KaEars batting average aipgwa far
below par II was Sherry wtse Sas
installed q, srecra1 base lie han
died Tire sos accSptAhly ard vas
an isagogtan, performer shen ths
Mats compiled q nine~ same SEn-
niag streak carrier IN TIE season.
Te Pace kiEhshAaaers
As the Mats traea to break @
three game losing streak here To-
6Ay In the opener O! = three same
seFle& with Detroit. Sherry e!s-
covers he IS a third hA~EEan- 90
leasi he II be the Mats third eass-
niAn ANYTIME The cprxasitAcn frvs
q rtght handed pitcher
With Eddie ToSl sidelined reg at
least three weeks dur Ia . severely
sps anef ankle the VETERAN Mark
-Chrissnan vlii come of tire coach
ms lire Ia replace him against
lett-handed hurting Robertson
will sc, the job on other cceAslnnA
The position isat new 10 Sfrr-
", Who has PLAYED al ouinsld
positions, second hase, shoststcp
and third base in his career with
the Mats Hes no polished sieidrv.
but In their present plight the
Mats are thankful for hiA pTea-
enee in their midst
Hope Of Yosts early return have
been blasted by trainer DOC i9nts.
Now that the swelling has sons
down q bit, It's possible 10 tell
that the only thing worse that
could have happened TO Eddtes
ankle would have been . frae-
ture. Said i~ntx
"Sost tore essrything loose.
Hell be out OF action At least
three weeks and we1l he lucky II
he's In the lineup In another
month
Masterson Pitches To-day.
Walter Ma&tefson was 10 face
the Tigers Freddie Hutchinson
here today as the Mats sought 10
retain their tirxt division berth.
Ray Scarborough and Sid Hudson
will pitch In tomorrow double
header. with Hal Newhouser and
Lou kretlow due to work for De
troit. which has won IL Of 10
last Is games
The Mats win journey 10 Coop
erstown. N Y. on Monday 20 play
an exhibition game with Pitts
burgh.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
District Team Is Favored
To Win Hoichkiss Tennis
ay sAs Asss<.s .ssss ssss.

RICHMOND, June Ii.--wasn-
'ington Ia favored 10 wisa the
Hoschkiss Tennis Cup In today q
matches against Richmond. WASH
ington easily eliminated Norfolk.
81. yesterday. wfaiie Richmond
surprised by defeating Deiendins
Champion Baltimore, 50. Scores
of Washington matches were:
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fsat~d Re@nis YFesmsn. t--Ss. &-~Ss oN
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snstnnp asfessee Hgwsss Gpz8 h.~af tss
y I'd MfKs8F fwas&*rstnat ssssat@6 1sxk
Rarsv. 81. s--t slnrtas Tsssmsa .hsss
isa ssr s.ssy rs1.sas ssssas sssa, s.-
tsstss rrss psrxfns. ia s--4. -.
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Sd T~-ag lsassns arc EsF& Nssfs-
isaEsna as5eatss cp8s snA =, Tsassss
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Evening star., 1949-06-11
Ponder 6-5 Favorite
As 3 Face Barrier
In Belmont Stakes
~ ne As.nt tutasa Rfsa.

NEW YORK. June li.-EighI
colts with definite designs on the
ls4e 3-year-old crown are sched-
uled to take a crack at the SOL SOC
Belmont Stakes today,
This Slst running OF the IL
mile classic doesn't have real
outstanding contender. such a.
Citation a year ago, But there
are enough Ifs" and "ors" to
make 1t one whale Of q horse race
for the expected crowd OF around
$4,000.
Four big questions we're upper
most in minds OF the turf faithful
/. Can Calumet Farms Ponder
duplicate his Kentucy Derby VIC
tory in another Of those thrilling
come from behind gallops?
g. VIII lsidore Bieber's pales-
tinian, third in the Derby and sec
ond in the Preakness finally make
the grade into the winners circle
in this Anal jewel OF the triple
crown?
Several Outsiders In Race.
3. Does Greentree Stables Capot
have the stuff to travel q mile and
one half and hold of the Others
as he did TO take the Preaknessg
(. Or will some rank outsider
and there are several In ths
race-repeat 1888 history when
Joseph Z. Widener's HurryofY. .
50-to-l shot. romped home by
eight lengths In the mud 10 take
1t all?
Here's how they'll line up In
order OF post position this time :;
Palestinian. Ponder. j Graham
Browns Saint Nicholas. David
Shaers Engel Man. Clifford
Mooer's Old Rockport. Woodvaie
Farms Halt. capot. and Mrs.
Eben II. Ellison's Sun Bahram
All viii have l26 pounds.
II eight go. the winner will drag
down Ss0. 900. The Belmont used
to be worth sloo. 900 added. Then
there is $4,000 for second. $500
for third. and $3.50 TO fourth.
All week 1t looked as II . neid
Of six would face the starter as
4:4o pm. washington time). but
two surprise entries dropped into
the box yesterday. They we're
Halt, NTH In the Derby. and Ensel
Man.
Ponder Likely Favorite.
Engel Man. o son Of LAdysman-
Noticing, ran sixth In the Yankee
Handicap last Saturday at Suffolk
Downs, while Halt finished fourth.
Halt. however. did cop the Blue
Grass stakes just before tne
Derby
Ponder. ridden by Steve Brooks.
Is expected 10 be the post time
favorite. and Is being quoted at
6 to 5. Last Saturday. Ponder
came from seventh place TO take
the mile and one-eighth Peter
Pan, while the favored capot ran
out OF the money.
Palestinian. the probable second
choice. walloped Olympia and set
O Garden State Park record OF
2:oI*. In winning the Jersey
Stakes over the mile and one
quarter route two weeks ago.
Hall be ridden by Eddie Arearo.
who had Olympia In the Derby.
then booted Palestinian into sec
ond money I'm the Preakness.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Portmoker Adds Stake Victory
In BriI|iunt Round at UppervilIe

burns Sun Boss have scored 5la
points each.
Morton w. Smiths Fair In War
from Middleburg. q handsome
3-year -old mare by Great War
Fair Isabel. Is pacing the young
sters, leading In both the 3-year-
old and the green hunter divisions.
Fair in War has won the light
weight green hunter class. and has
taken third place In the open
hunters. 3-year-old hunters. light
weight -olds and the green
hunter hacks for an impressive
il-point score in the 3-year old
division and 8 points in the green
hunter section.
Meander Farms 1ncursion has
6l2 points in the 3-year-old divi-
sion and Mrs. Raymond Barbin's
Jack Be Nimble has 51a. Candle
Light has 7 points in the green
division to push the pace-setter
and Moonlight Bay has 6 points.
Other important winners In
clude Jean Cochrane's Sir Pos
sum, Ernest Redman's Lucille's
Best, Holiday Hill Farms Really
Rugged, Mrs. A. c. Randolph's IS
Accoutre and Col. Frederick w.
Warburg's The Pie. In the breed
ing events Oliver D. Filley. Mrs.
B. H. Kelley, Springsbury Farm,
Morton w. Smith. Peach Brothers,
Ernest Redman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Furness. G. e. Dole. jr..
and George Gable were among
those showing ribbon winning
stock.
Important breeding and hunter
classes were on today's card. which
opened at 10 o'clock (EDT), Three
year-old. green and conformation
hunter champions were to be
pinned.
Evening star., 1949-06-11

C. c.. In Bethlehem. Pa. Gene
Sarazen started out In q lone
some yesterday. Jimmy Dernaret.
who despised the course and shot
s2 the first day. failed to put m
an appearance. and Bud Ward.
Genes other partner. hit his drive
of the first tee. then said he was
too iii to continue. Sarazen started
of with Only a scorer for company
then joined Jimmy Thomson s
group ahead. Gene failed TO
qualify with IS and TO. Col
Tom Belshe OF Burning Tree WAS
In the gallery following Lew Wor-
sham, Herman Barron and Craig
Wood. Jim caSpio Of Canton.
Ohio. disqualified himself when he
suddenly discovered he had been
carrying too many clubs.
-WHTTTIESET.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
he invaded organized baseball.
Broke Into Come Neor Home Town

he invaded organized baseball
Broke Into Come Neur Home Town
l. got played simipro ball Stockton
Ca for New Frog nn tavern live IL miles north Of Stock
and the Stockton club picked for the last two
months of the 1946 season"
happened thereafter makes nice reading for Mats
led California league earnedrun
while 20 losing with Stockton In 948
advanced basebas rocky path Bemerton Wash
Hitte moved along nicely In that for he II
This led the Western international League
earnedun and he paced that loop in skeots The
Oakland the peA Pacific Coast League where
few Of classy pitching to promotion
the majors
25year-old Hle left the Oaks with 54 record but
10 and 21 affairs Seattle Until today
had witnessed major league but he finds himself
widely club which
quate relief pitcher.
Works in Winery During the Winter
FOUNDER Htle declares knucker Until this
year anything fast ball and but I've
veoped change pace" said Lloyd married
three children.
the wolf from the by playing base
ball spring fall then operating still during the winter
strictly legal for he works of the wineries at Lodi
AL do the and watch lot of
strumen" Httle. 81 36 that
makes "a hours that winery
ates the Government gets $l75,O0o in taxes"
Spencer Abbott convinced Hitte will plug the
Mats garng He talked Clark Grfh into parting
with $50 in and Pitcher Milo Candn to land Lloyd merely
The Mats finally immediate delivery when
they dispatched Pitcher Forrest Thompson Oakland option
With the Mats in desperate need of reever Hitte In posi-
ton to capture the affection of Washington fans
Evening star., 1949-06-11
By Angelina J. CorobeIii
SpseiaI cersspendsnf Of The Ssss

UPPERVTILE. Va. June IL
Portmaker. DR.. and Mrs. Alvin J.
Kay's Washington-owned cam
paigner, added another stake class
to his list Of important victories
yesterday by taking that event
over q star-studded field during
the first day of the two-day meet
of the 5sth Upperville Colt and
Horse Show. The 9-year -old son
of Timemaker-Portr had q
brilliant round under Mrs. Alex
H. Calvert's guidance. He also
placed fourth In the middle and
heavyweight hunters to bring his
first days score to 7 points.
Leading the conformation hunt
er division is Mrs. Page Jennings
aged gray mare Icecapade. l94o
Virginia State hunter champion.
The daughter of Dear Herod-M Miss
Heather has piled UP 11la points,
having won the middle and heavy
weight hunters, placed in both the
hunter stake and the thorough
bred hunter hacks. She also was
fourth in the open hunters.
In the same division. the Kays'
Phantom Raider is in the runner
up position, leading his more illus
trious stablemate by / point. The
Raider, also piloted by Mrs. CAL
vert, was winner Of the light
weight hunters and was third In
the hunter stake. Close in the
scoring Is Springsbury Farms
Bay with ia points.
Bay was winner Of the
open hunter class in which 43 fox
chasers competed. Mrs. Page
Candle Light and Mrs.
M. Z. Persons Safety Call have
8 points each and Ballantree's
]. Z. B. Stuart and Robert Fair
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Charlotte Decker Bows
In Seors Cup Net PIoy
sy sAs Asse<ssssd Press

PHILADELPHIA. June II
Charlotte Decker Of Washington
O member of the Middle Atlantic
team I'm the Sears Cup tennis play
here, was defeated by Betty Ros-
enquest. s--3. Ga. as the Eastern
team won over the Middle Atlantic
team. SO.
Among other results we're: Mrs.
Edna SaIiehs defeated Mrs. Frank
Pace of Washington. 6-2. Ga.
and Mrs. Eifi Carroll and Mrs.
Louis Ganzenmuller defeated Sue
Deviin of Baltimore and Mrs. Ar
thur vareia Of Alexandria. Va.
Ga. rs.