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Two specially shows tomorrow
usher in big week end for dog
fanciers here. The specialties are
the Potomac Boxer Clubs at Fort
Myer and the Capital City Cocker
Clubs, at Silver Spring Armory,
both leading up to the weekend
feature, the Old Dominion Kennel
Clubs annual show Saturday at
Alexandria ball park. Another
big nearby event this week end
will be the Baltimore Kennel Club
show at Towson, Md, Sunday.
The Old Dominion has drawn
another large entry, 803, and in
cludes four speciality shows. The
Southern Seaboard Irish Setter
Club is sponsoring one with an
entry of sc. Others are the Middle
Atlantic English Setter Club. Is
entries: Washington Bulldog Club.
so, and the Metropolitan Siberian
Husky Club. Is.
Numerically, cocker spaniels
still lead at Old Dominion with "a.
Other large breed entries are 10
boxers, IS German shepherds, 81
collies and IS Afghans. AS usual,
the club also has arranged an ex-
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end crowds, is going TO break
I'D It's regular foursomes IN
Harry Pitts club fellowship
campaign.
When a member shows UP
for lunch. Pro Clagett Stevens
is going to take the members
name and put 1t IN a hat.
After partners are drawn.
Stevens will make the matches.
Scores will be kept for sweep
stakes.
Several clubs use the same
principle for club breakfast
foursomes. but Manor is 60
ing TO attempt to reach a
greater number in mixing up
its mid week golfers starting
Wednesday. May Is.
Amateur golfers from the
Philadelphia and the wildwood
IN. j. area look on Washing
ton as the home Of some excep-
tional talent, because Of the
semiannual performances OF
the District players in the
Eastern States Inaugural tour
nament and the William H.
Bright Memorial at wildwood.
The tournaments attract GOOD
fields from Philadelphia. New
Jersey and New York, but
there's a small group Of local
amateurs who seem to Guido
themselves in the Wildwood
tournaments. !
Bob Morris and Jerry Hart,
respected players locally but
never winners of a city, sec
tional or invitation tournament,
are Wildwood regulars. Morris
won the Bright Memorial in
the fall last year and twice has
been medalist. Hart has been
to the final twice. and Eddie
Ault of Indian Spring and Ernie
Garlem usually are good for a
seminal spot.
Hart. Ault, Morris and Willie
Wolf are playing in the Eastern
States Inaugural starting to-
morrow. It's their favorite
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Specially Shows, Old Dominion
Event Attract Dog Fonciers

pert judging panel with Anna
Katherine Nicholas Of New York
doing the best-in-show. George
Hargrave of Darby. Pa, is down
for the children's handling class
and Milo Pearsan Of New York will
Judge the obedience class. Chill
dren's handling is getting special
emphasis this year with special
prizes being offered in several
breeds.
The Old Dominion show opens
at Q am. Saturday. with judging
to start at 10. Group judging is
set for $3.50 pm, and best-in-show
at $50.
Both Of tomorrow's speciality
shows also have exceptionally large
lists, with lat, including IA cham
pions, at the boxer show and 1879
at the cocker show. The boxer
show at Fort Myer opens at IL
m, with Judging starting at !
pm. Best in show will be picked
at 10 pm, children's handling
goes on at 5 and obedience at Z.
Judge will be Frau Stockman.
The cocker show at Silver Spring
opens at 6 pm.
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Ward, Sfranahan Bid
For Second Final Duel
In North-South Golf
By tho Asseeiosed Press


PINEHURST. N. c., April al
Three of last years semiflnalists
still were around today as the
ouarterfnals began In the 49th
annual North and South Amateur
golf tournament.
Defending Champion Harvie
iMard. student at the University of
North Carolina, and his 194s final
victim. Frank Stranahan of To-
ledo. Ohio, in opposite brackets,
we're pointing for resumption of
the rivalry that saw Ward gain a
;et-up, 36-hole margin a year ago.
But between now and Saturdays
final much may happen. Ward
today must get by w. w. Mark
ham of East Hampton, Conn. and
then meet In the semifinals to-
morrow the survivor of a match
between Richard Chapman of
hinehurst and II. Fl. Haverstick Of
lancaster. Pa.
Stranahan today matched shots
with Julius Boros of Hartford,
Conn. If he gets past this hurdle,
his opponent tomorrow will come
/ out of the all-Wake Forest College
pairing of Arnold Palmer Of
, Latrobe. Pa, and Frank Edens of
Lumberton. N. c.
Ward won two rugged matches
yesterday. Three down to New
] England Champion r. j. (Knobby)
| Walsh with eight holes to go. he
rallied for a 19-hole decision in
! the morning. In the afternoon,
he overcame putting miseries for
q 4 and 2 decision over Harold
Paddock. Ohio champion of Cha
grin Falls.
, Markham, q former nationally
! ranked badminton star who has
! turned to golf, meets Ward after
two hard matches yesterday. He
got by w. c. Campbell of Hunting
ton, w. Va. l up In 10 holes, and
then defeated 300-pound Richard
ITiddy of Charlotte, another Wake
Forest College star, by 2 and l
margin.
EStranahan breezed past H. W.
Fhiteside of Roanoke, Va, and
then had a 4 and Q tussle with
~ w. Mulcahy of New York and
Hbston. Stranahan was only l
Xb at the turn before he began
& roll.
~ Boros knows his way around
The Pinehurst course and has the
Shots to give Stranahan an in
teresting session. Yesterday he
had enough to win over F. B.
Edwards, Spartanburg. S. c., z
and 1. and Lynn Creason, Harris
burg, Pa, 8 and 2.
= Chapman, a former national
champion, who never has won this
event, got by Robert zbikowski of
Bloomfleld. N. j., 4 and 8, and
then ousted the 1947 winner, C..
b. Dudley of Greenville. s. c.,
and 2.
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Baseball
Continued From Page c-l)

Potter take his second victory of
the season. Jim Konstanty, the
Phils' new mopper- upper, lost.
The speedy Brooklyn Dodgers
walked to victory against the New
York Giants, 60. Loser Sheldon
Jones gave only one hit before he
was replaced in the fourth. but
he walked seven and wild pitched
twice. Despite a home run ball
to Sid Gordon, Ralph Branca was
in charge all the way, scattering
four Giant hits.
Top National League pitching
effort came from Chicago's Bob
Rush, the 23-year-old sophomore.
who shut out Pittsburgh. 40.
hurry Dickson, the ex-Cardinal
whose sale to the Pirates prompt
ed such an uproar from Manager
Eddie Dyer and his players. was
nicked for all the runs in his six
inning stay.
st. Louis and Cincinnati were
not scheduled.
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tournament and their saYo7ts
golf course
Some Of the local coll pro-
feSSionAlS suddenly have BE-
come eognizan, Of the fact tnaI
the National PEA qualifying
rounds will be held Monday
IN Baltimore. ard that their
members might be ess proud
II they oualified-wsih the
championship only 10 miles
away in Richmond,
The last few DAYS q numoer
of the pros have been sour
rylnc from lessons 70 The
practice tee. others are taking
a DAY of for a practice round
at Mount Pleasant and several
have made reservations for
Sunday night in Baltimore,
They want q fresh start for the
IS holes
Mount Pleasant is Ions
golf course with mammoth
green's that require a mio-sea-
son Srnoothness. not q spring
Jerk The guys vino can get
down In two puts from so
and 90 feet from the pin will
be the ones who win the places
The Baltimore pros have the
ADVANTAGE OF knowing the
course-and that makes q diff
ference at Mount Pleasant
while Virginia probably will
send the strongest delegation.
based on past performances.
The District pros will have 10
be sharp to win a place, The
number available will be an
nounced Sunday. II Is based
on the paid up members IN
the PdA. plus probably an extra
place for this section because
OF its proximity to the cham
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UPsETTING MOMENT-Edde Washington third baseman
right cap 60 flying while shostop Phil Rizzuto OF
the Yos forced at second
base In NatYankee game at New YORK
Yesterday ball by Riuto before he was upset
upper left The double play started when Nat
First Baseman behind first base Yank
First Kyhosk tossed TO Rzzuto who threw 70
Pitcher Vic Rasch covering first The Yanks won. to
-AP wirephoto.
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zehrino Sturs on Slab

viii Zehring. George Washing
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himself as youngster 10 watch
by setting down Episcopal High
School with three hits yesterday.
The G.. w. nine won. S-3, with a
tfour-run outburst in the fourth.
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B. Brumby 500; w. d. Ford 500;
Lexington Advertiser 22.76; Drs.
Brumby and Moore 900: Denton Rosa
mond 600 Mrs. Ruby Mcclellan $500.
1t is hereby ordered that the follow
the Bridge Fund as follows: for sal
aries, labor. materials and supplies:
King Lbr. Ind. 1900: same 64.80;
J. c. Allen Lbr. Co. SO 40; The Fincher
Co 699l: Matthias Lbr. Co. 1856; L.
W. Parker 1900: L. o. Spell $500;
same 24.O0: same 5000: same 1000;
same 2Sc0J; Tchula Gro. Co. 7.80; W.
thias Lbr. Co. 1880: chocta% Inc.
1857; A. G. Duke 2i2O5: Jim Siddon
l37. so; Roger Mcbride $3.50; Clay
Wilkes 10000: James Tucker 5000;
Carroll Gregory $3.50; King Lnr, Co.
5000; L. c. speu 1890: w. F. Fisher
6o5.93 H. L. Jennings 1l3.74; A. G.
Duke lo7.l7; Bill Edwards 5000; Lucas
Ables $500: Tchula Gro. Co. $40;
A E. Rutledge lO5,Oo; Choctaw. Inc,
1911
It is hereby ordered that the follow
ing accounts be allowed payable out of
the Miscellaneous Funds for salaries,
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labor. materials and supplies as fol.
lows to-wit:
Road 3 10000; Mrs. Emma Chunn
$500; DR.. M. F. Herring, Jr., 1900:
Co; LBS; Peoples Drug Store 1.25;
z, =, Brown 1000; Heinrich Drug Store
Ii45; Holmes Co. Hospital 600 90;
Health Dept 1886; Health Dept.
200 90: DR., Bot 1000: Dr. G. D. Rus
sell 100; l.. r. Thompson 1856; War
rene White 5000; Parham II. Williams
Clerk GAS: L. X. Thompson 3OO5; Roy
Brown 1880: H. Fl. johnson 10000.
The County Superintendent of Edrf-
cation has this dav filed his report ana
the same is hereby approved and al
lowed.
The Matter of tIDe Bond Issue for
s2o,oO0.0O of the Coxburg School Dis
trict is hereby continued until the next
regular meeting of tins Board, without
prejudice
The Clerk of this Board is hereby
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directed to pay all bonds and coupons
as they mature out the respective
funds.
The Clerk is hereby ordered to issue
warrant to State Fish and Game Com
mission for $500 being Il of the tines
collected during the Month of May,
l9is
The following are hereby appointed
as members of the County Welfare
Board to serve for a period of 4 years
Beginning July LIST, 1949. w r. Ellis.
Beat |; w L. Abernathy, Beat 2; Il.
w. Humphrey. Beat 3; T. E. Powell.
Beat 4; w. c. Lowe. Beat S.
1t is hereby ordered that Holmes
County purchase a lot in the City or
Durant from A. L. McNair and wife to
be used for Health Clinic at ana tor
the consideration of s15O0.00.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
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think the buggy will sait
Henry Tmken fifty when there talk about the
nrS t ss y vear da Hsnrv m he a a called
could s living look upon The Tmken Roller Bearing Company
with Of
bears his celebrates half Of
world s should be more than passing nod given to od Henry
Shown above buggy that people thought could be
epad by the gasoline There attempt lobby fo
legislation Below Of the strsamned Of today
Henry Tmken the helped make
the automobile the speedy, economical job it ia