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SUBURBAN sALE-MD. (cont. J
CHEVY CHASE MD

LA1AAI, N4Ds
Outstanding Colonial white brick,
residence in picturesque setting,
beautiful lot having frontage Of
,154. feet and containing 1882
square feet with lovely trees and
Llanttng; center hall plan, large
living room with fireplace and, ad-
Joining porch; attractive dining
room, den, lavatory and kitchen;
maids room and bath in first aoor
rear wing: four fine bedrooms and
two baths on second floor; excel
lent third floor with two bedrooms
and bath; large well-designed rec
reation room just completed IN
basement; General Electric oil
burner, three-car detached garage.
erty. Priced below reproduction at
S44, 800. Call Mr.. Leigh, ma. $500;
evenings and week ends, WI. 3793.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1d1G VI
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CT RAMBLERS
NO. 1-S13.75O

NO. 1-$13,7 750
2-bedrm. with att. gar.
Beautiful liv rm with firepl., picture
and bay windows; $1,000 cash, bal.
$50 mo, incl. taxes and ms.
NO. 2-$14,950
3 beautiful bedrms, full AZ #. bsmt..
brk. of Calf. redwood: kit. with
range. refgr., disposal, exhaust fan
and built-in breakfast nook. 1850
cash, bal. at 40.
NO. 3-$19,950
3 large bedrms.. 2 full tiled baths
27-ft. living-dining rm., sliding door
wardrobe closets, many, many de
luxe features. Large lot near Wash
ington Golf and Country Club.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd, OW $500. i
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2-FAMII,Y UNIT

INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED for
cash BUYERS. Mr.. Morse, BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors, 1925 vt.
ave. NV. ST. 2026; eyes,, SH. $500.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
FOR LAUNDRY

Approximately 5000 SO. it. in mod
ern blog., mr.. Capitol; now operated
as laundry; possession April good
for dry cleaning, printing, etc. Call
Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC,
1856. 8
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KIRKSIDE

Rock Greek Hills, S27,950
Just of Conn. ave-; transp. at your
door; spacious white Colonial on
lovely lot 100x160: 2 rms, 2H baths,
featuring on 1st f., liv. rm. 24xl3,
din. rm. 15x13. mod. kit. (3 ex-
posureS), lge. den approx. l2x14
real master bedrm. 21xl3, pvt, bath
and 3 lge. closets. 2 other spacious
bedrms, and bath. ReRular stairs TO
full attic. High, dry bsmt; built-in
gar; this property is reduced nearly
$4,000 for immed. sale. will trade
on smaller home. Ewes. and Sun,
OIL. 1852.
MET2LER, REALTOR
1106 Vermont Ave III. S6nn
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CONF. PROPERTY FOR SALE

CUM Z. PROPERTY FOX YALE
FIRST COMMERCIAL = 14th and
Spring I'd. NV. All brick 2-story
bldg. $500 So. #. floor space. Call
1000; ewes. IA. 704s. III
BRICK STORE, S.E.-Access to 8
streets; extra-deep lot; future pos
sibilities; priced to sell immedi-
ately. Call DI. 1015 till 8 pm.
GEORGETOWN-2n comm, 24-ft.
front, 2,170 50. it., on prominent
NV. thoroughfare; price, S12,750.
Mr. Measell, p1. 1918; ewes, ST.
2S48. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
INC, 10
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1900 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500. -
SUBURBAN

y y u y 1tDI11N
SPOTIESs s-IMMACULATE COND.
Red brick, Cape Cod, center-hall
plan, situated on q lot 90x230,
beautifully Handicapped ample gar
den space. 23-ft. liv. rm. with fire.
pl.. French door to secluded screened
porch. Large dining rm., efficient
kitchen with living space; powder
rm. on lst A.: End f. 2 bedrms.,
each are 12x22. cedar-lined closet,
tiled bath. 3rd rm, 10x11, nursery
or dressing rm.; clean bsmt, large
hobby rm.. rumpus rm.: oil INV.
heat; attached garage; circle drive
way. barbecue pit. many other
special features. Would accept GI
contract; S17,500. Exclusive.
Fred J. George, Realtor
GIL. -6777. OK. DIAL 2173 Glebe
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HIDDEN CHARM
A GOOD BUY

If you need a nice 2-bedrm. Colo-
nial located close to buses, shops
and schools then be sure to see this
brick home located in N. Arl., large
shaded lot. Only S13,950. Call early.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Realtor Builder
RADIO BLDG, IA. 4-1155
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STUDIOS WANTED

L ROOM, 400 or 500 50, tt, Must
be reasonable. Downtown North
west section preferred. TIE. 1892.
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RE. 1T6S

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE
min. from Memorial
Bridge; 20 units, 3-yr. .-old modern
per yr.; attractively financed at Az
Priced 100000. Call Mr.. Morgan,
CHARLES c. KOONES g. CO., Real
tors DI 2341 3
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Mrs. Mccoy, Taylor
Win Rec Net Titles

Mack Taylor and Mrs. Pearl
Mccoy won the District Recrea-
ton Department tennis titles yes
terday at the Sixteenth and Ken
nedy streets courts.
Taylor grabbed the mems sin
giles title, but not without diff
Guilty from his final opponent,
Frank Cantwell. The pair strug-
gled through a match that lasted
almost four hours, Taylor finally
winning, 1-6, Ga, 3-6, Ga,
6-2.
Mrs. Mccoy set down her semi
final opponent, Ann Bannick,
81. 2-6, '6-4, and defeated
Clara Bias, 6-3, Ga, for the
Women's singles crown.
Mems and women's doubles
titles and the women's consolation
singles event will be decided to-
day.
Yesterdays Results.
Mems singles fnal-Mack Taylor de-
feated Frank Cantwell, 1-6, 6-4, 3-6,
Women's singles semifnal-Mrs. Pearl
Mccoy defeated Ann Bannick. 81, 2-6,
6-4.
Women's Singles final-Mrs. MCCOY
defeated Clara Bias, 6-:5, e..
Women's doubles semifinals-Sara Moore
and Mrs Margaret Graham defeated
MISS Bias ana Mrs. Frances BaSsett. 81
5---7, 6-4
Mems doubles semifinals-Roger Spencer
and Mark Haller defeated George Herbert
and Dick Leighton, 4-6. IS. 6-I. Dr.
AriS Carpousis and Sawat Busparoek de-
feated Larry and Ray Sherry. "a, g.,
Women's consolation singles Quarterfina
@07!ka therine Wassmann defeated Caro-
oHVe 6-4 g.. SemifnalS-Christint
Evening star., 1950-07-30
By Brion Bell, Jr.

No boy is too young to start
playing baseball. That's the be-
lief of the Washington Boys Club.
To prove it the Boys Club has
eight teams of 12-and-under boys
and the kids play like old timers.
They hit the ball hard, make deu-
BILE plays and back up bases. And
they love it.
Joe Branzell. athletic director at
Georgetown B. c., got the idea
around 1888 to organize a team
just for the youngsters and he
started a 12-and-under team.
Youngsters Enjoy Game.
Back in those days" Branzell
said, "a lot of people believed the
little boys were too young to play
hardball. But I thought with
proper supervision they could
learn to play and have lot of
fun, too"
That the boys enjoy it is Ger
tain. Branzell has three midget
teams at Georgetown, one, the
Grays, made up exclusively of
boys 8, 9 and 10. This club hadn't
won a game all year and Branzell
was afraid their interest might be
dying out. When 20 team men,
bers showed up for last weeks
game, Branzell decided he was
wrong.
Take 8-year -old Tommy Bowers
He weighs only. As pounds and
swings a special ten cent store
bat but he knows all about third
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Club Starts BoIlpIoyers Young,
Teaches I'm Right Way to Do

base. He played so well for the
Grays this year that he made
the All-Star team and last week
he got in the game at Griffith
Stadium against Murphy's ESQ,
first half midget champion.
Tommy fouled off two and finally
got walk. He's a tough man to
pitch to.
Play Good Schedule.
The midget teams got started
early. The pitchers and catchers
reported March Is and the in
fielders and outfielders April l.
Anyone from to u years was
welcome. The season starts a
week after the major league OPEN
ing game and runs through August
Is. They play 81 league games
and a total of around 80 games
a year.
These kids play real baseball,
too." Branzell pointed out. I'VE
have paid employees teaching them
the fundamentals and all our in
structors are ex-high school, col
lege and in some cases profess
sional ball players. The diamonds
are regulation and the only
change we make is to shorten
the distance from the mound to
home plate if the pitcher can't
throw that far"
Thus, thanks to the Washington
Boys Club, the smaller boy doesn't t
have to tag along behind and
hold big brothers glove. The club
has really given the game back to
the kids.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Louisiana Youngster Wins
Western Junior Tennis
BY the Associated Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 90
Top p-seeded Hamilton Richardson,
jr., of Baton Rouge, La. won the
Western Junior tennis title today
by defeating Jacque Grigry of
Alhambra, Calf, in five sets.
The 16-year- -old Louisiana boy
dropped the first and third sets.
The scores were: 6-8, Ga, 3-6,
6-2, Go.
John Lesch of San Francisco,
top seeded in the boys division,
won the title match in that class,
putting out third-seeded Al Ha-
rum of Coral Gables, Fla, in
straight sets, Ga, 8-6.
Richardson takes over the jun
ior title held last year by Gil Bog
ley of Chevy Chase, Md, who was
no longer eligible.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Canadian Oars Title
Won by Jack Kelly, jr.
By the Assoeioted Press

PORT DELHOUSIE, Ont. July
29.-Jack Kelly. jr.. the Philadel-
phia Vesper Boat Clubs crack
oarsman, today won the cham
pionship singles, featured event
of the final day of the Royal
Canadian Henley Regatta.
Kelly. winner of the famed Dia-
mond Sculls, won by four open
lengths over Bob Williams of the
Hamilton, Ont, Leanders. Joe
Anygyal, of the New York A. c.,
finished third.
The race was a breeze for the
Philadelphian. The % year old
Kelly assumed the lead early and
let the others take his back-wash.
He was timed in 7:24.6 for the
mile and $50 yards.
Another record was established
by the Buffalo West Side crew in
the senior 145-pound fours, 7:08.6
nearly four seconds faster than
the record set by Wyandotte
Mich, in 1947.
Kelly also shared in the senior
doubles title. Teamed with w
Knecht. he carried the Vesper
Boat Club duo to victory over
Dick and Charlie Mcintyre OF
Seattle.
AS expected. the powerful st
GATHERINGS. Ontario, rowing club
captured its second straight team
championship, beating out the
Buffalo West Side Club.
The West Siders, however
gained plenty of consolation by
whipping the New York A. c. and
st. GATHERINGS in the featured
Hanlan Memorial senior eights.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Wheeling Downs
By the Assoeiafed Presf


FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
4-year.olds and up: 5 furlongs.
Nor Thrift Haycock) 1900 $40 4.Ot
Rogers Moose (Santer) 4.S(
Also ran-kslsac. Country Dude, Tan.
as sBeoNp noifHsiF: RAcEpurse. $500; elaimin,
3-year:olds and upward; 6Is furlonEs.
Belle Mimi tHaycock 4.40 $50 24o
Little Mack Dew no 400
coqnt T5m. MattisT 1:gsT. tParchsse) $50
Also ran-Plucky Katie, pieping, Golden
Plum, Dusty Moment and Jet JOB.
DAILY 4I,1.D DogBLE PAID $3.50 FOR So 90
3-ycar-olds and upward; 6la furlongs
La Mere (Carssens) 1850 T,6o
Ro1lins Tims Water H.dsfl (curtin) $50
>. Also ran--Random Jest, Reigh Star. Wise
zaf fo6RTH Pxfs Seaman and SKY Pattern
ances; 3-year-olds; Ga furlongs.
Extortion CRureaD 26.40 1880 7.sO
Boldette (Palumbo) 4.6O $50
Make Haste tMcDermotD 7.20
Also ran-Trisha. Idle Tale, wagel, Sir
FIJI FIFTH H. RAcE-Purss; $1,000; claiming;
Belle OF Shore (Kratz) + 1o.s6 s5'OitS 200 2.eo
Sea Weather (Corcoran) 4.S0 800
Tintrel Clark so
=. Also ran-Miss r Kelly, Take Away
Flash Flood, Psychic Fancy, Easy Homer
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; allow
anceS; 3-year-o and up; 6I5 furlongs,
Arch Boy (KratZl 11.2O $50 4 &C
Still Champ (Marchese) 460 40G
Royal Pigeon tHaycock) 34O
Time, 1918.
-. Also ran = Fluid Drive. Little Tinker
Virginia Beach, Sashay Moon.
SEVENTH .RACE-Purse, $500: claim.
ing: 4-year-oldS and up; ID miles
Indian Bud tMcDtt 1920 2040 $50
Port Mars (Carstens) $40 24(
Sill Air (Ulmer) $50
| Time, :512s.
| Also ran-Restone. Scotch Sand, Easter
Comet, Truce Flag, Ceetown
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
4-year -olds and up; 11s miles.
Pyrone Uttlel 1880 500 42C
| Quonset (Modericl 4SO 300
Connie Morse Clark 42C
| Time, :5S45
Also ran-Mr. Mel, Made L, Miss Paro-
pos, Tryanguess, Judy Cave.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Arlington Park Results
BY the Assoeiated Press

Ell FIRST - aRACEs-purse. ss 5000; 5000; claiming;
Non FerTO (keene1 1000 5$o 44o
Like Breeze (WickeD $50
Also rsH1Ranahead. elorys Chance,
Pappys Rebel. Inf1nity K. Ever Lucky,
Eternal Ia. Wont Talk, Insist, Rectify.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000; claim
Black Bid (Church) $40 $50 $40
Brown Smoke Clark 500 $40
Impulsive Sam (WickeD $50
Also ran@Fiying Champ. Mahamed.
Ernies First. Grasselon. Zelma Bel, Atomic
Fire. Bold Barrow. Windcliff, Light Moon.
DAILY Double Paid S43.S0)
THIRD RACE-Purse s. 200; claiming;
44-year-olds and up; 51a fnrlonss.o %
TobeShined tShuk) go $50
Shafie Church, 42O
Time. 1:o47s. New American and track
Also ran-Bellbrook, Robin Red. Top
Hope, Fire Flight. seamans Pal, Big Elm,
Halcyon Duke.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; handi-
Seward (Church) $40 500 2.4O
Chloe II adams $50 2SO
Anthracite tBaird) $50
Also ran-Clevelander. Frere Jacques,
Dinner Hour.
FIFTH .RAcE-Purse, So 800; claiming;
ia, 3-year.oldS and up; furlongs.
Lambent fChurch) $50 3SO
Lady Greenwood tRivera) $50
Also ran-Indian Gold. Chureo. Merry
waltz, Queen Ha1ran, Grain Market.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs
Bimover (PorchI 1000 500
College tAdams) 2 sd
Time-l :23.
Also ran-Walkie TaIkie, Mama H,
Easy Trade. Caillou Rouge.
SEVENTH RACE - The Arlington
Handicap; S75.o added; 3-year -olds and
up; ia miles. '0
Ponder tBrooks> 46O 400 2 o0
Aegina tWilliams) AZ 90 IL "a
Inseparable tChurch) 81
Time-2:0135
SnasT9: Meens1 Prod OH Capitol, Volcanic, Loser
Tom GrayHasty House Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse So, 900; allow.
ances; 3-year-olds furlongs,
Diamond Lake (Shuk) $50 $50 o4O
First Trial JeSsop) $50 $50
Mon Pharo tPorch) S0
Time :102s.
=. Also Ian-,Doazit Rebel Raider. Prince
OF Roriston. Fox Nor
NINTH RACE-Purse, 50 400. claim
nn ing Tba Tab-Sepsr-olds "a and up; ! !. miles.
Al Al tae Yen Rlyee 1eedsAsan adams $50 46o $50
Big Buster (Baird) go go
Time :444s. 1@o
Also ran-Irish Wash. Grand Jean. po.
tato cake and Shillalah
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. So 1000: claiming;
1;y 1;year.olds no and Cup up; Lis miles dh 90 ooo
Biapatanta Bis and BAG Bard sTrfn ZOO 1o 1$o $3o
Battle Theme Delpidio) 14.40
Also '@ei irahn@Daneins Cob, Count of, Sure
Count. Gildsie, Nostoc, Sir Stephen, New
Caledonia Waverly.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. S2,1oo; allow
Snces; 2-years,olds:> 5ha ,f9rlongs;;
54mmss Rs s'ai5S9 cstal.n6 sS saS aMS M
Stand on peomenico) $50
Mishty Son. cross Ring, In Taste. .'4sasD' Pass
ing Parade, Miss Sador.
Ico,,,o,cp7 paiIy ,y ,Ih, Dogble paid s. s6S.so1 ,
(Consolation Double, Big and Bad-Royal
Duke, paid $9.40)
THIRD RACE-Purse, S2,6OO claiming;
3-year-ods; 6 furlongs.
Cherry Path Domenico) $50 100 3.20
Double Nip tAllgaier) $40
Also io' ranENick Bloom, Miss Meliss, Lit
tie Captain, Peter A., Jack Heather.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, So 400, claim
sticker. lDestasio) 11.2O 800 $50
suRnyere1t Tf1,s 15al ga NoVelio) 500
Also ran-shining Deed. Orbit. Shoe
shine, Mr.. Beiltro, Dust Screen. Cinder
Foot
.nD,OOuI A1lOW-
Bernie Bernie Moose Moose Bush) 74o 300 3.4o
Crown Me DEWITT 1910 7.40
Diving Devil (Williams) $50
Time. 1:459s.
Also ran-Wilywille, Broken Crown
Charleston. Best Punch.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000; added
handicap; 3-year-olds and up; 6 fur
iESt Baiiydam (AllgaierD $40 $50 300
Here's Hube (M'Lgh'n) 740 SOC
Calcomo (Fisk) $40
Time, 1:1135.
Also ran-Lefty Jim. Thwarted, Brown
FoX. Fort Miffin, Yes You.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. So. 900; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up; Is miles;
Brick (Zehr) $50 400 $50
Tilenny (Domenico) $40 400
First Nighter (Bauer) 4.40
Time. 1:44 4/5
Also ran-september. outland, Taran.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. So 900; claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; about Ia miles.
Dinner Party Gross $40 $50 $50
Cambett (Brennon1 $50 4S0
Roy Jay (Catalano) $50
Time, 2:41 2/5.
Skirt. Jordan, Marketing
NINTH RACE-Purse 50 800: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; l,ls miles.
Daddy Joe (Wilson) 11.40 $50 44O
Tubby B. nawleSS) $50 $50
Lolling DeWitt) $50
Time, 1:45 4/5.
Also ran Sassys King, Wisenheimer
Athlete. Finder Keeper, Hard Held. r.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Maine Race Track
Gets Approval for
Night Programs
by the Assoeioted Press

SCARBOROUGH DOWNS, Me-,
July 29.-Allan j. Wilson, general
manager of Scarborough Downs,
said today the horse racing plant
will change from day to night
racing next week.
Wilson said the decision was
made at board of director meet
ing and approved by the State
Running Race Commission.
Wilson said workmen began late
today to install flood lights around
the mile oval at the new million
dollar plant south of Portland.
The Downs, which opened July
l for a 61-day meeting, will be
the East's first hat-racing track
to have night racing.
Wilson said the date when
night programs will begin will be
announced after tests of the new
lighting system.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
MuI|oy and CoeheII
Play in Southampton
Tennis Final Today
By the Assoeioted Press

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, July
29.-Big Gardnar Mulloy, 36-year-
old veteran, and young Earl
Cochell, today stroked their way
into tomorrow's final round of
the annual Meadow Club tennis
tournament.
Mulloy, of Coral Gables, Fla,
defeated 23-year-o Dick Savitt
of Orange, N. j., Us, 6-8, 6-1.
6-3, while Cochell, Los Angeles
player who never has quite lived
up to his potential. whipped Art
Larsen of San Leandro, Calf,
6-2, Ga, 60.
Mulloy, the defending champion
and top seeded entry, was at his
best in stopping Savitt, a Cornell
University player who has won
most of the Eastern circuit cham
pionships this year.
Only in the second set, when
Savitt came on from is to win,
did Mulloy let up in his soundly
planned game. Apparently deter
mined to win the approval Of
Davis Cup Captain Alrick Mann,
Mulloy won the third set with a
fine assortment of placements
and cross-court volleys that took
most OF the fight out of Savitt.
Cochell. who has penchant
for clowning on the court, was in
a mighty serious mood as he
moved down Larsen. seeded No. 2
in the tourney and the sixth rank
ing player in the country, in Just
a few minutes more than an hour,
Larsen was at his best in the
second set when he moved into
a 4-3 lead. But it was short Lived,
Hardly giving his opponent time
to get set, Cochell waltzed through
the next three games and the set.
LarSen's offense went to pieces
in the third set, and he could not
handle Cochell's service. Many Of
LarSen'S returns went beyond the
baseline or were pumped into the
net.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Monmouth Park Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
singing sword !Ric'd) 11o.4o 1880 1900
Rostrqm cost MARTIN 1890 22.40
Beau Beau tMcGuigon) 4.40
Also ran-Freedom Wins, Radjmahal,
Little Bones, Perry's Prize, Lake Trout,
Group.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maidens;
2-year -olds; pa furlongs.
PEs nca Rqn HnsFy R01sEsGn strsne $50 sS sS tS sS
loTd Timst GraII io6 3WhGley' a19y 4,4o
Also Al s5saa ran Tsssator gob4n, Second Glory,
Daily Double Paid S572
THIRD RACE-Purse, S3 900; claiming;
2-year-olds; 52 furlongs.
Keyhole Downs $50 80
/ Talltown tBoulmetis) 240
Also e; ran, l. schottische, Busy Bones, Boots
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; allow.
anfeSt anseS; 3tysaroqlds and up miles o.
Kachgar tCulmone) $50
Dr. A5G cPcEea 5aR Kety RsfsF M Msrei0n Excise Tax
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
GuI,Eai Gurtain Time Time IFer'Z 1l.s0 $50 4.4o
2Oily D DeIdy ttaSllJ S.4O 40
Black and Blue (Dyer) II 40
Time, iii 2/5.
Also ran, Gambler, Up Beat. Andy
Handy; Warmonger, Swords Town. Cutting
SIXTH RACE The Choice Stakes:
purse $4,000 added; 3-year- -olds; / Il
Greek Ship tculmone) $40 $50 2.2o
Lights Up (Hettinger) 2ti0 $50
Post Gard tGilbert) 240
Also ran-Fox Time. Ferd. a suneIow
Brookmeade Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. s5 5000; al
lowances; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs.
The Pincher (Gilbert) 4.40 $40 go
BuZfuz (Buttler) 800
Also ran-Reveille, Hat Check Girl.
Bolo Mack, Woodford Sir. Banner Day,
Magnet.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse $4,000; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: "a miles.
Lord Calvert tGilberD 11.s0 $40 42O
Adelphia tBoulmetis) $50 90
Equinox (StoutD 3 40
Time, 2:}32s
Also ran-Jacopoy. Gold Braid. Stafford
End, Graymar Royal, Having Fun, Correct,
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Coach of Notre Dame
Track Team Resigns
By the Assoeiofed Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 90
Elvin R. (Doc) Handy, head track
coach at Notre Dame since 1912,
resigned today to enter business.
Handy joined the university
faculty as a professor of physical
education in 1881. Under him,
Notre Dame won nearly two-thrds
OF all its dual and triangular
meets.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Joe Krofft Is Leading
In Virginia Sailing Races
BY the Associated Press

AMBURG, Va, July 29.-Joe
Kraft of Potomac River Sailing
Association today sailed his BROTH
er's Penguin sailboat, Olde Drum,
into a lead in the seventh annual
Virginia Sailing Regatta off Fish
ing Bay Yacht Club.
The final race of the three-race
series will be held tomorrow morn
ing.
Other series leaders after two
races in light airs: Vernon Eber-
wines Spray of Portsmouth Boat
Club. Hampton One-designs;
Robert Stephens Baby Face of
Irvington, Snipes; and Dave
Pritchard and c. H. Mccoy. both
of Norfolk, tied for first in the
Moth class.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Jomoicu Results
BY the Associated Press

q FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claiming;
Missuided A1HIs dast5saasssS 9canbss 1880 4so
Time A1lns aAIutsnaW) 4.90
Also ran-Groupier. Guylark. Big Stage,
ss+ar 2 III ans rnso Up Myrmidon. Unequaled
Mrs. S. Bonuck-J. A. Crawford entrv.
t,, SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
BTdie M Ealley DodRe, spe up 80 furongs
Lee Circle CWoodhouse) : 40
Also ran-siiiver Crest, Under the Rue
Musketeer, Intaglio, Leadership, Good Egg
DAILY Double paid Sli3.9O)
2 TIL THIRD p RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
I5-iyear-olds BY a., and UP; 6 furlongs.
St ST. En: Nft'nig soisR ilMfoa's' 1910 55S 55S
Ollomacy (Bernhardt) $40
Time, 1:11l5. 'oo
Raiser. Master isHrTiGe Mind Request Curtain
=, FOURTH RAcE:-Purse, $4,000; maiden
ecGelndsW9od cola6S 1of. (Issoand} Isoi;r 7ao $50 ESQ
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Maaic Aso FssRonl0efs5 saepifsa son wayssaD
Lone. Pilot. Enlisted '
entry. o'aole
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; allow
Marta isenrloeR iissertrGi1S' fur4ongs' 56 a1o oAo
Great Admiral 1woodhouseejj ej'0 20 33.7o 80
Long Gone Lynch) 4 ~
Time, :114s
:, Also ran-Def1ation. Fleet Argo, Almeria,
Voodoo, Our Doctor 'o'
SIXTH RACE-The Merchants and Cit
lzenS' Handicap. Purse, $50. 900 added; a.
year-olds and up: "a miles.
+ A. sS%i {1'klnson' $40 3$S 3$S ss5S ss5S
Hypocrite 2nd (WalD 3 Ia
Time, 1:563s.
Also ran-colonel Mike. Blue Hills, Bare
foot Boy. Sneak.
SEVENTH RAcE-,Purse, So 900: claim
Ventolino Del Vecc'o) $500 $50 400
Liberty Road (Permane) $50 $50
Cencerro tCutShaW) SS0
Time, :4625
Also ran--Approval. Bold Warrior, Pete
run, Lovely Trial.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse,, $4,000 claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
First Draft (Sisto) 1880 760 40
Aralak (Permane) 400 . 90
JacopadeS (ColanerD 4 90
Time, 1895.
Also ran-Mighty Master, Chief John G.
Nonpareil Great Issue. Eugarp.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
Table Tennis Tourney
To Sturt Tomorrow

Boys wishing to enter the Boys
YMCA Summer Table Tennis
Tournament, which starts tomor-
row at the Boys Y, 1882 G street
NV, should file their entries with
Stephens and Bob Myers,
game room supervisors.
There will be four age divisions:
II and under, IA and under, IL
and under, and 8 and under.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
District Employees Golf
Tourney on Tomorrow

Joe Barkovich will defend his
title in the annual golf tourna-
ment of the District government
employees tomorrow at Indian
Spring Club. Barkovich represents
the Budget office.
In addition to the gross prize
to the winner, there will be net
prizes and a putting contest.
Evening star., 1950-07-30

Morley defeated Miss wassmann. 6-1.
5S-3 Mrs zabeth Price defeated Julia
Today's Pairings.
IL a.m.-Women's doubles semifinal-
Mrs: Mccoy and Claire DeFrietas VS., Mil
dred Smith and Martha Galbreath.
p.m.-Womens consolation singles
fnal-Miss Morley VS.. Mrs. Price.
p.m.-Men's doubles flnal-Spencer
and Haller VS.. Carpousis and Busparoek.
p.m.-Women's doubles flnal-Miss
Moore and Mrs. Graham VS.. winner of IL
a m. match.