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Evening star., 1949-09-26
Emily Post

A reader tells me: Recently the
man I was with put my eyeglass
case in his pocket, with my glass
es in it. Later. when he went to
give them to me in the movies, the
glasses were broken. He has offered
to pay for. new ones, which will
cost $50. AS I'd just paid for the
others I really can't afford new
ones, but would it be proper for
me to let him pay for them? He
feels it was his fault; on the other
hand, I don't believe it was, as he
was kind enough to offer to put
Evening star., 1949-09-26
Marriage Ceremonies Held

Announcement is made of the
marriage recently of Miss Sue
Drummer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Brunner of Boise, Idaho
to Mr.. Phillip Mettger, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Mettger of Chi
cago. The ceremony took place in
All Souls Unitarian Church with
the Rev. Gilbert A. Phillips OFF,
ciating.
ReichhoId Judd
Miss Ethel Clark Judd, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stanley
Judd of Cranbury, N. j.. was mar
ried recently to Mr.. Dieter Adam
Reichhold. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Reichhold of Bloomfield
Hills, Mich. The Rev. Robert M.
Moore officiated at the ceremony
in the Presbyterian Manse at Elk
ton, Md.
Schworz-Kohn
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kahn an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Beryl Kahn, to
Mr.. Gunther Schwarz. The cere-
mony took place on September Is
with Rabbi Alfred Jacobs officiat-
ing.
Peton -CoIieiuri
The marriage Of Miss Thelma
v. Cagligiuri. daughter of Mr..
Louis A. Caligiuri. to Mr.. James
c. Peton took place recently in
the Church of the Nativity with
the Rev. Walter j. Norris officiat-
ing at the ceremony.
Bowling -Bourbonnois
Mr.. Harry j. Bourbonnais of
Port Huron, Mich, announces the
marriage of his daughter, Miss
Louise Bourbonnais, to Mr.. James
Hayden Bowling, jr.. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bowling of Hughesville,
Md, the ceremony taking place
September Is in the rectory of
st. Francis de Sales at Benedict,
Md.
Wickey -FoIeer Z
The home of Mrs. Lester M.
Folger in Shepherd Park was the
scene of the wedding on Septem-
ber IS of her daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Howard Folger. and Mr..
Luke M. Wickey. The brides
brother, the Rev. Gould Wickey,
ofhciated at the ceremony.
Observation-Disclosures
The chapel of the Naval Medi-
cal Center in Bethesda was the
scene of the wedding September
81 of Miss Donna Ledbetter and
Mr.. Clarence Lee Vanderveer
Chaplain Gatlin officiated at the
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Ledbetter and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Vanderveer of
Temple, Texas.
Ellington Rooster
Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton O. Koester of
Shady Side, Md, of the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Ruth Koester, to Mr.. Robert A.
Ellington, jr.. son Of Mr.. Ellington
and the late Mrs. Ellington. The
wedding took place September 16
in the Methodist Church in David
sonville, Md.
DeIk-Todd
The Rev. DR.. Franklin j. Bo-
hanan officiated at the ceremony
in the Bethlehem Chapel Of the
Washington Cathedral Of st. Peter
and st. Paul on September 16 that
united in marriage Miss Placide
Jean Todd and Mr.. Frank Simp-
son Delk.
Mrs. Delk is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Todd Of
Lakewood, N. j.. and the BRIDE
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Gordon Delk of Washington.
WotermonrHoover -
Mr.. Frank L. Hoover Of Silver
Spring announces the marriage of
his mother. Mrs. Florence A.
Hoover, formerly Of Philadelphia,
to DR.. Herbert E. Waterman of
Monrovia, Calf.
The ceremony took place Sep
tember 19 in the parsonage of the
Baptist Church in Rockville, where
Evening star., 1949-09-26

Announcement is made by Capt.
and Mrs. Donald Hendrie John
ston of the engagement of their
daughter, Elizabeth Hill. to En-
sign William King Witthaus,
U.S.N., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel B. Witthaus of Shelley, Idaho.
A December wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1949-09-26
Will Marry In December

Miss Johnston attended Steph-
ems College and is a member OF
the Washington chapter Of Tau
Omicron Phi Sorority. Ensign
Witthaus is a graduate of the
University of Oklahoma and Is
stationed at the Naval Commune
cations Station.
Evening star., 1949-09-26

Now making their home in La
gunillas, Venezuela, are Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Mayne Strout, who
were married recently at Lake
Adaquitangie, Davenport, N. Y
The bride is the former Miss
Nancy Noel, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel S. Noel of Elizabeth
N. j. Her husband is the son of
Mr.. Richard L. Strout of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1949-09-26

The marriage of Miss Virginia
Perrin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard X. Perrin, to MIR. Edward
w. Knowles, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elvin E. Knowles of Brockton,
Mass. took place yesterday in the
PetWOrth Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1949-09-26

Miss Glorida Theresa Festa was
a bride of September 10. her mar
riage to Mr.. Louis Alfred Mas
ciocchi taking place in st. Joseph's
Church, with the Rev. James Ed
ward Malloy officiating at the
ceremony. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Ar
mand Festa and the bridegroom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo
MaSciocchi of Everett. Pa.
Evening star., 1949-09-26

Maj. and Mrs. Elmer E.
Barde OF Arlington, announce
the engagement OF their
daughter Beatrice Marie to
Mr.. Joe Meredith ShaDer, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Martin
Shnuer OF Sikeston, Mo.
~. Francis Westhof
columbus, Mo- Photo.
Evening star., 1949-09-26

Miss jeanette Margaret Lee,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick A. Lee of Danbury, Conn.
and Washington, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Alvin c. Blank
enship of Roanoke. Va, and Wash
ington. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. Blankenship of Roanoke.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Touchdowners Enjoy
Annual Sports Day

Touchdown Club members were
sharply divided today between
haves and have nots. the haves
being the gentlemen who walked
of with the booty In yesterday q
annual outing at Prince Georges
Country Club.
The haves included Paul Roth
geb. who pitched the lettermen's q
softball nine to q s-l victory over
non-lettermen. with Tommy Whe-
Ian and Andy Farkas betting
homers to help the cause. Red
Auerbach hit @ homer for the
losers and also won the 5o-yard
dash in track. Lou Shine was
runnerup and Mike Stevens third
in the running event.
Bin Clark took the low net golf
award with so and Henry Broad
bent won the toss over Mike jan
|kowski for low gross after both
tied at 75.
Mike West won the 40-yard
|romp for heavyweiehts rs pounds
and over, and Joe Tucci captured
the 2S-yard sprint for 50-years
and upward. The clubs new
horseshoe pitching champ il
Frank Strunk. who. edged Charley
Wilson and George Seeley.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
2,R3 on Public Links
In National Meet Test
~ me Assexsatse pfsss

NEW YORK. June ia total
OF 2.4s3 golfers will try to qualify
next week for the oath national
public links tournament scheduled
July li-l6 at the Rancho golf
course In Los Angeles.
Players who don't belong TO
country clubs. but who take their
whacks on municipal courses have
from june 1s through ~ TO post
36-hole scores at 80 strategic 10
cations.
These tests will reduce the field
to 207. who will Join three ex-
empt players for the all match
play tournament.
Exempt are Defending Cham
pion Mike Ferentz OF Los Angeles
and two former winners--Andrew
Sxwedko OF Pittsburgh. who pre-
vailed In 1899, and Robert c.
Clark OF St. Paul. MINI. who won
In 1910.
The winner automatically quail
ifies for the National Amateur
tournament. which normally is
closed to public links performers
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Junior Boys Tennis Meet
Schedule Still Uncertain

Twice postponed because Of
rain. quarterfinal and semifinal
matches In the-District junior and
boys tennis championship tour
nament were scheduled again to-
day with officials hoping for .
break In the weather.
Starting time today depended
on when and II the rain stopped
and courts dried sufficiently. Plans
for the title matches still are In
definite, although there Is q
chance they win be played to-
morrow.
Tim Coss was to meet Dick
Lane and Winston Sutter opposed
Peter Dell In junior singles semi
finals. The boys bracket In
cluded Tom Bradford vs.. Frank
Clugston and Donai Dell VS. Bruck
Custafson.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
neton Stor Open, July IA
Washington Stor Open, July "a
White, National Champs Tutor,
milne efor Big Golf Meet Here
BUCK White. who hit q new high

Buck White, who hit new high
in modesty following Cary Middle
COTS National Open golf triumph
by disclaiming any credit for
cary's victory. is another star at
traction Of the $4,000 Washing
ton Star Open to be played July
Ia at Prince Georges Golf Club.
A pre-tournament clinic. In
which the Nations greatest golfers
give q group lesson and demon
strate their specialties. is sched-
uled June 80, the last practice day,
White, who had 74-68-70 IN the
first three rounds Of the National
Open, took the lead himself after
i've holes of the final round. but
he encountered two double bogeys
in q row and finally posted q 7S
to tie for sixth with 290. He won
$3.50.
With White and Middlecof near
the top throughout. Cary casually
mentioned that Buck had been his
teacher In Memphis. where both
were born. Buck is 80. Cary 28.
But White was so disguised after
his own finish that he told re-
porters he had nothing to do with
Cary's game. When word was re-
layed to Middlecoff. Cary said.
Bucks not telling the truth"
Today White is In q good posi-
ton In the Motor City Open in
Detroit with rounds Of 72-69--141
and stands to pick UP a good-sized
check there. He rejoined the tour
nament circuit several weeks ago
after q two-year stand at club
job.
In Whites previous fling at big
time golf he won the SIC, 900 Nash
vile Open and tied for the Tam O
Shanter in Chicago In his top per-
formances.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Keen Hitting InfieIdel
Now Sought bvNais;
Tigers Face Calvert
ey Burton Hesksns

Attempts Of the Mats executives
TO Land a Portland tnee!oeT have
snagged DUE 70 !asisssnoe of the
Pacific Coast League club that swo
pitchers be slppliee By WAshsng-
ton. but the Mats bosses have d.
reeted their guest 10 other
quarters.
We Just eogldni part With the
pitchers Portland wanted =. salc
Vice President Calvin Grifnth.
tand 80 that deal probably ~iil fall
through. but we're looking else
where. What ~e want L. an IN
fielder who can Ali IN as third
base and shortstop and also be
useful as . pinch hitter"
President Clark Griffith ao~
mittedly Is seeking a crack pitcher
as well rs m inffeleder 70 bolster
his club. but holds little hope Of
obtaining another starting harler
Every other club In the majors
wants pitchers and there aren't
any" declared Grifhth,
Grifnth cleared the way for
adding twc PLAYERS to the Mats
roster yesterday when he optioneo
Len Okrie. third d-strlng catcher
TO Buffalo. He needs expert
ence." said Gr.ff. and he'll get II
there under Paul Richards. who
was a smart catcher with Detroit
Washington Is nov carrying y
players. two below the limit, and II
Is Griffith's idea that the Mats
could become contenders II fort!-
fed by a capable pitcher and
handyman infielder.
The Mats are now handicapped
by a shortage OF infielders due u
the sprained ankle sustained b,
Eddie Yost 10 days ago. Manages
Joe Kuhel would prefer TO alter
nate the left-hand hitting Sheri!
Robertson with righthand hittinl
AL Kozar al second base, but cur
rently is employing both regularl,
lat third and second. respectively
Rained out last night. the Nat
were TO tangle with the Detroi
Tigers in a single game today witt
Paul Calvert due 10 oppose Ar
Houtteman on the mound as tn.
Mats sought a third straight win
The Tigers and Mats will clash ir
double header tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Burrows, SaviH Face
In College Net Final
Nv N. A.ss<;ssss Press

MONTCLAIR. N. J.. June is---
Harold NJ. Burrows and Richard
6avitt meet today 10 determine
the champion Of the Eastern In
tercoliegiate tents tournament.
Burrows, q University OF Viz
xinia player. and Savitt Of Cor
nell battled through extended
matches yesterday TO reach the
final.
Both came from behind In then
hctIya contested semifnai games
Burrows edged out Tony Vincent
Of Miami University, s-4. @s,
3-e, 67. 6--3 Second sceded
savitt had 10 ward OF two
match points by Sidney schwartx,
also Of Miami. before winning
4-s. SIS. ST. SIS. e-S.
Summaries: Mems doubles -
semifinais matches - Sidney
Schwartz and Tony Vincent,
Miami. defeated Charles Schaaf
and Fred Scrihner. Williams.
SD, s-S, 60. Leonard Steiner
and Richard Sayitt. Cornell. de-
feated Harold NJ. Burrows and
John q. Horsley. Virginia, SIS,
Us, SIS. lis.
Point scores: Cornell. 1S. Nj
ami. -: Virginia. 20: Prince
ton, 10: Williams. Q: Michigan
State. 8.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
ex the Assoeiosed Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June l8.-
Marilynn Smith of Wichita. Kans.,
set out today TO add the women s
Western Open title to her brand
new inter collegiate golf crown.
The high-strung University Of
Kansas sophomore surprised the
defending intercollegiate cham
pion, Grace Lenczyk of Hartford.
Conn, 3 and 2, in yesterdays
rain soaked college final.
Then she set out for Oklahoma
City, site of the Western Open.
in the same car with Miss Lenczyk.
The chauffeur was a happy
Wichita insurance man, Lynn
Smith, father Of the new college
golf queen.
"Ill sit in between them II they
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Aged WaIcoti in Trim
To Give Charles Hot
Fight Tor Title
o. shss Assess .ssss stsss

kANkAkEE. III June ia-~At
al aee when most ielless set
wtnded Just running iof = sifess
car. jersey JOG ~Alcoti hAs run
500 miles
This road woTk plus lal rounds
against sparfsnE natrs has left
him rs solid as q nlll and - nFt-
hreAthins eaReg as oFs preparing
10 toss q mAtadog
Jersey Jee. ase $50 IA a trim
ige- pounaef and confident hs sall
chill aT-year .eid Exard Charles
and win the SBA%ssfsion al us
world heaYywetght boxing cham
pionShip
They tanEk IN CaEniskry Para.
home Of the Chicago White eos.
"Wednesday night Advance Saaes
thus far are reliably reported uf-
der 400 900 This IL far cry
from the sAte Of sTIa+7o paid by
ss, 900 fans 81 the same ate IL
years ago 70 watch Joe Louis cap
ture ths crown from James J.
HrAddoSk
The speedy Charles. Who Ralrsed
most OF his iaTnr as q ligil'. heavs,
Is expected 10 enter the rms ~
1875 In preliminary examinations
yesterday he topped iee .,
The hard -hilisas Cincinnati Ne
gro currently ruies . S-3 favoFsta.
But Waicott Ia the sentimental
fAsorlts
After giving the Camden IN J.,
negro q blood pressure ard iseaFG
beat test. Dr. J. NJ Houston. chief
pkyxician Of ths niinais Athletic
Commission, said
Il don't know fnT certain hog
old waicott may be. but whatever
his ase. i1r Ia la perfect condition.
He is an afnasins specimen
Louis. who al % has retired and
vacated his heavyweight throne.
findk q guy just as oid-~afsd pros-
ably oidsr-~ln there battling 70
gain t.
That's the unique angie about
Walcott. twice beaten By Louis
ard now gettins a third crack ss
q world title at an aee when naost
Of 'efn are pAcking up
Evening star., 1949-06-18
New College Golf Queen, Rival
Ridinq together to Western

get to playing that final match
over again" joked father Smith.
Marilynn surprised not only Miss
Lenczyk-but the entire gallery
Of 200 at Ohio State University s
Scarlet course. Hardly a spec
tator gave the 2o-year-old Sun
flower sophomore even a fightine
chance against the United States
womens amateur titlist.
Miss Lenczyk had putter trouble
Miss Smith had recovery shots
when they were needed. And
that's the whole story OF the l949
college title scrap.
Miss Smith shook hands with
Miss Lencyzk, kissed her father,
smiled-and burst into uncontrol-
led sobbing.
Evening star., 1949-06-18

Col. Jimmy Wilson, VINO mas won
the Inter- Service and Affair
Force golf championships, plus q
handful of city and section titles
in the South during his service
travels, is a better amateur golfer
than his local record shows.
The oft-decorated Army flyer
was to attempt to prove that
today ina quarter final match OF
the Maryland State Amateur eolf
championship against Ralph
Bogart, defending champion from
Chevy Chase. They were to meet
In one Of the four round-of-eight
matches at Columbia. with semi
finals this afternoon and q 80
hole final tomorrow.
Wilson has had his eyes on
Bogart's winning record this sea
son. but before the Army Navy
Club golfer could get to Bogart
he lost to M. Parker Nolan In
the Kenwood Invitation semi
finals, and last week he was beaten
by Jim Gardner in the second
round OF the Middle Atlantic. He
practiced in the rain before each
match and after his second yes
terday. II
Match Is Feature Of Round.
The Bogart- Wilson match Is
the third round feature. The win
ner of that one meets the victor
between Eddie Johnston Of Balti-
more and Joe Roth Of Aberdeen.
In the upper bracket, It's Ken
Scales Of the c. c. Of Maryland
against Gardner. runnerup last
year from Washington. and Jim
Kinder OF Prince Georges VS..
Spencer Overton, the ex-State
Open and Amateur king.
Bogart ran his Kenwood Invite
Mid Atlantic-Maryland State win
ming streak to ii matches by nm
ishing l0-up In two matches yes
terday, but 1t was Gardner who
walked the shortest distance and
was the most under par Big
Jim won both matches. 6 and 5.
and was one under par each time
despite the rain and slow course.
Roth, who advanced TO the
quarter finals last year by de-
feating two top ranked players.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Wilson, Boeort Match TopIiner
OfMuryIund Golf Tourney

used the upset theme again yes
terday as the Aberdeen amateur
surprised by defeating Billy Grit
fin on the last hole of the morn
ing round and topping Baltimore's
Ed Meyer. 4 and 3, in the second.
Medalist Eliminated.
The Overton- Kinder match to-
day pits two short. but accurate
hitters with Overton. making an
other serious bid for the title.
favored. Gardner is the choice
over Scales. The latter's victims
yesterday included Medalist Bud
|dy Bowie. who was far on his 10
pace In losing 2 and !. In the first
round.
The most spectacular match Of
the first round found Jack Emich
defeating Bob Patterson ] UP in
"a holes after Emich was 4 up at
the eighth. lost the next seven
holes, then won the next three.
First Round.
UPPER BRACKET.
sasa1 ss1 ss.i:' sssls' cSuHsi.. as sse as''''''
Jack Enieh. B.. c. C.. defeated Bob
Paterson Mount pisss.na pD' = hs,ss
Garland Bowers, Prince deorfes, 8 and :
Rip Mann. c c: Of Nd, defeated Bob
MoE' m kIaS.. srS:. os9Tss: f1s:: d.oP... sp defeated
Dr. walter Panow.ti, c. c, q Ma. : ana :,
Bill collins, clifton. defeated Tim
frank CLARK, Argyle. defeated rase
spencer % oeerton. Rolling Road. defeated
John Harner Fountain Hesd. and g.
LOWER BRACKET.
Eddie Johnston. C.. c, OF Md, defeated
Diek seha,tman: Indian sprtns snd 3 3
MishsleF. Mount Pleasant. j. up
Joe Roth, Aberdeen. defestsd Billy Grff-
Nm. Manor. up.
Eddie Meyer. {. 6 OF ne.; ID ssfeassd
''R Ralph posart ohsvy CHASE. eesest.s
J. C. Brantley, Chevy Chase, and 3;
Ernie Caldwell. C. c, Of Nd, defeatsc
sos Ha5r,ns,Sn m %I,.oe ea'ss,n s4m,k.vy yD defeated
rred Pence, unsttaehsd. 5 AND 4
Yinnsssy. c. c. Of Nd. dsfsstsd Floyd
Watts, Aberdeen, and 3.
Second Rssna.
UPPER BRACKET.
Scales defeated Emieh. l np.
Gsrdner defeated Mann. 8 and 5.
Kinder defeated Collins. . and
ovsrt0n detss.se slars; ss,6x I and .
Rosh sSah'sSI Ssisss.d sd Ssysr. 4 and
Sosart defeated Caldwell. and -
wilson defeated Finnessy. and D.
ousrssraaai Psirinss.
Scales Va. Gardner.
Kinder Va. Overton.
Johnston W, Roth.
Bcgart vs. Wilson.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
MiddIecoH Nabs Lead
In Motor City Coli
As Hamilton faIiers
o. re AssexIsssa sssss

DETROIT. June ls~~Confden;
Cary MiddlecofT hehc q two-stroke
lead as survivors in the $4,000
Motor City golf tournament teed
of today in the final half Of the
four day tournament
The lanky dentist shot . T.
under par 81 on the rain soaked
tairways OF Meadowerook Country
Club yesterday to post a halfway
total OF 1873.
II gave him the two-stroke e6se
over Bob Hamilton OF Prince
Georges Club at Landovtr, Md
and Henry Ransom OF 81 An
drews. III. who tied for second
place with l3s.
Middlecofi. playing virtually his
entire round during heavy rain.
storm. had eight pars and one
birdie on his outgoing nine He
played q steady. conservative
game because Of the weather con-
ditions.
He sank four brides on hts tn
coming nine and just missed an
other when his 5-foot putt stopped
an eighth of an inch short OF the
cup. forcing him 10 settle for q
par.
Middleeofy was under pressure
all through the back nine as
Hamilton posted d i3s score while
Cary was making the turn for
home.
The Memphis golfer, who won
the National Open title and q. 900
first prize money at Chicago last
week. came through nooly - ne
kept plugeing away for the "a 500
flrst prize money In the Motor
City play.
Middlecoff. Hamilton. Ransom
and Lloyd Mangrum Of Niles, III.
held down the four top spots In
the tournament. with Mansrun
credited with . $3.50 yester-
day for n i36 score.
Hamilton was unable 10 dupli-
cate hts opening day 50 yesterday
and had to settle for an unssnsa- =
tional II, one stroke over par,
The Maryland golfer had hot
puster Thursday as he had II one
putt green's. but IT cooled of dur
Ing yesterdays rain wiien he
missed q couple OF fairly short
puts
The weather man. who poured
a Let Of rain down on the golfers
on their first two rounds. prom
ised TO be more considerate today
Cloudy weather and an e2-deEree
temperature were forecast.
The starting field OF iis was
cut TO 50 today. Only those with
scores OF l5o or better we're eiigi-
ble 10 compete in the two final
is-hole rounds today and tornor-
row.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
No New NBC Dote Set

The District Women's golf
championship at Columbia Coun-
try Club VIII occupy the Class A
golfers next week. thus no new
date was set for the NBC Cup
tournament. postponed. yesterday
because of rain.
Evening star., 1949-06-18

hero the Mats prexy will submit TO silence
but it's with gusto that he returns to the topic
of baseball.
With one more pitcher-a really good
starting pitcher-and one more infielder-one
who could hit-Washington could win the
pennant," said Griff. appraising his club I
doubt If we'll get the pitcher. There just isn't
anything to be had in the minor leagues and
we can't trade for or buy the ones we'd like to
have who are in the majors.
I'VE might come UP with the innelder."
continued Griff, limiting Of a deal which must
be in the sealing stage. AS we're constituted
thna,oh have no license tn saw WashinRtnn
Evening star., 1949-06-18
New Job for Sports Head

LAKE FOREST, H.. June 10
R.-John w. Breen. athletic
director of Carroll College in Wau-
kesha, Wis. for II years. has been
appointed head coach and athletic
director Of Lake Forest College.
Evening star., 1949-06-18
De hartino, D. {. Fencer
Gains j. 5. Saber Title
~ me Assee;o,.d Press

NEW YORK. June 18--An Ital-
ian military attache is the new
saber champion of the United
States. Ee. Col. Umberto De Mar
tino Of Rome. representing the
Washington. d. c.. Fencers Club,
won the title in the national fenc-
ing championships last hight by
defeating George Worth OF New
York's Sale Santelli, 10-8.
Polly Craus Of Hollywood won
the women's saber crown by con-
quering Mrs. Maxinne Mitchell oi
Pasadena, Calf. 81.
The epee crown went to Nor
man Lewis of Sale Santelli. who
downed Capt. John Donaldson, Q
West Point instructor, l0-3.
DR.. Daniel Bukantx Of the New
York Fencers Club won the foils
by defeating Charles Steinhardt
4 teammate, 1913.
sOUTHRRN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, S-3: Chattancoga. o..
Nsshyilie, rs: New Orleans. is.
Atlanta, iS: Little Rock. ..
HirNfuwhaue a. Memp3ss. 3
Evening star., 1949-06-18
Shurkey on Mot Cord

Babe Sharkey has been booked
TO meet the Golden superfnan In
the feature Of next Wednesdays
mat show at Turner'S Arena.