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Evening star., 1950-10-20
SITUATIONS MEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE, married. ABB.
degree in political science and eco
nomlcs, desires career position with
reputable firm; knowledge of ac-
counting and investments. Box
120-C, Star. 22s
DRAFTsMAN. topographic, 10 yrs.
experience, complete knowledge of
color separation, drawings and re-
PRODUCTION. Box SAC. Star 20'
ASST, educated, expert
enced, exempt. and ready. write,
rewr.. secrl. IBM; S65. DI. 1903. .
Law STUDENT, "a. veteran, desires
part-time Job after 12 noon. DI.
PVT. SECRETARY, eficient and ca
pable OF handling executive duties,
seeks position with future. MR..
STANLEY ALLYSoN. LU. 1-56lO.
AMBITIOUS, ENERGETIC MAN. 80
college graduate. draft exempt ex-
Army ofdcer, background of success
ful sales and sales management. De-
sire opportunity for commission
earnings in excess of $4,000 per
year. viii travel or relocate if
necessary; Available Nov. l. Box
449-A, Star.
MAN, accountant, Office mgr, mature
man, retail or wholesale concern.
Cal JU. 7-S37S. after 8 pm. -22
MAN, white, married, sober, reliable,
wants part time work; light delivery,
WI SS34 -o1
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Furniture. Unclaimed

Furniture, Unclaimed
Sofa, $50; utility cabinet. 81: 4
chrome chairs and table, S22; coil
spring, SIS; coffee table, SIC; studio
couch; $50; 9xl2 rugs, Sl2; Holly
wood bed, complete, $50; buffet. $40:
painted china closet, SS; Duncan
Phyfe table and chairs, S45;
dresser with mirror. SO.
2433 18th ST. NV.
Open ewes, Monday and Friday. til
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HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used; gas. oil. coal, wood. elec
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. S952.
HIDABED. Simmons. green. Lawson
style. practically new, $125. Call
JA. 4-1S01. -21
ICEBOX, 2-dr.: in good condition;
$50. 1918 Gath st. NV. NO. 006S.
IRONER, ABc. cabinet type; guar:
excel; cond;: $3.50. DISTRICT
LENs' EN' 56o4 in'' fa'5 aero-sktar, IS $50.
LIVING ROOM sUITE-3-pc. red
sofa. red chair and green chair; in
good cond.; S145. FA. 6409.-26
LIV. RIM. SET. 2 piece: sofa, , chairs:
also dhle. bed, innerspring matt;
reas. GE. 69s5. ,-22
table; very reas., sac. ia. 0S47.
LIv. RIM. SUITE. 3-pc.; dble.-b
davenport set. Call co. 1915. Fri,
after 7 p.m.; all day Sat-; Sun,
after | n m DO
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VACUUM. Rexaire. with attach-
msnts; oos excellent condition; s45.
VACUUM CLEANERS - Clearancs
sale: fine reconditioned and new
window display models. Better hur-
ry. some of these are almost new:
Hoover with attachments. like new;
cost over S100. now $3.50; Elec-
trolux, S17.50; GE. like new, with
attachments, cost S74.50, now
S29.50. others. Open Fri. eve, 3s12
wss4ER kss hTy'' TadR IH, 4sl4; M2o
Gel. cond. ideal for apt. or home
use; S14O or best offer. sH. 4759.
WASHER, Bendix auto; Al cond. /;
$50 cash, Magic Chef gas stove;
seDa seDsrats ss6 5rCsF oss5 aRd WI eyeR s6s excel
WASHER. Easy Spindrier, good con-
dition; $50. Owens 4730. 22'
WASHERS, AUTOMATIC
FOR RENT
necessary; any, Immediate mi ,s dc deliVers. sss+aS May
be purchased at any time.
CRAMER APPLIANCES
2150 Wis. Ave. OR. 3424. 30
WASHING MACHTNE-K m 0 .
automatic, perfect condition. Nov
wasHpS VAS hssS qsr MacHiRE hR 21sS; Fssv vr,nrsr
type. Old but in good running
WASHING MACHINES, up TO 4o%
disc. on all floor models; last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
eyes; till 2. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
WATER a aHAIEKs. KS % assa. L. SAFE. a'o2S; 20;
q SEAsTER CO. ae7 ss nv. %
WAR SURPLUS HARDWARE-Axes,
sshoyels. picks. hand tools, etc. Elk.
Best offer accepted. JU. 7-6167.
EITHER, concert model; good condi-
ton; best offer 10: 2-1714: --22
sE1eS 81 sSs47 REAL ESTATE. RE. Esi 2tel'
PORTABLE KENMORE sewing ma
chine with case: Practically new.
$40. Phone GIL. 440O. Ext. $40. 90
BENDIX, Gyromatic, IS mos. old,
esEfecs pW SafS condition; cash. s176. Call
BENDIx WASHER in good condition;
BENDIx WAsHiiNG MACHINE. auto
matte; wash. rinse and dry: ike
new; bargain; owner leaving town.
EASY WASHER, like new, s126; 32-
pc. set Of dishes, complete. S12.
412 9th st. s.w., ME. 59s9.
MOVING TO SMALLER HOME and
must dispose of numerous house
hold articles and furniture such as
tables Of various sizes and types,
armchairs and occasional chairs.
mahogany double bed with spring
and mattress, vanity dresser. mir
rors, love seat, S-mm. Univex movie
camera and protector. For informa-
tion and descriptions, call WI. 62SS.
Inspect at 1901 Bradley blvd,
Chevy Chase, Md -21
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PLUMBING

New complete cast iron colored
bathroom and powder room outfits
with all fittings and matching
toilet seats, Ask our price and
compare. ACE WRECKING &
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. 1902
MINI. ave. ne. tat Benning rd1,
LII 4-05nn 20
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
On well-known new models. low
overhead permits us to give you q
good deal.
TERMS IF DESIRED
Open Fri. and Mon. ewes. It'll 9 pm.
Homestead FurniSherS
5515 18th st. NV.
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PIANOS

PIANOS
New and used Spinets and Consoles
at prices below normal. from 1895
up. Also used Grands, several sizes
including Chickering. Foster. Stein
hart, Star. and others, from S325
up. All guaranteed. Terms. Free
parking. Free delivery. Open Mon.
and Fri. till 8 pm. Other days,
till 6 pm.
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO
S57 Pershing Drive SH. 633S
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FURNITURE SALE
Mr.. and Mrs. dresser. ermine finish,
was S6a95, now $49.95: l buffet,
mahogany. S119. now S79.50; l.
5-piece walnut bedroom suite,
$S9.50: ten 5-piece dinette sets.
now $50. KING. S203 Ga. ave-,
EH 1891 Omen till q
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
CAMERAS
ROLLIEFLEX
BRAND NEW, r 3.5 TESSAR
FLASH, CASE & LENS CAT
SPECIAL q S ?????
FOTO-MART
CARPETING-Real savings to cal

1906 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
at 18th and Columbia Rd. NO. 7O44
Open for Your Convenience TIL 6 . IN.
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CARPENTRY

CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
BRENNER. 933 Penna ave NV
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PIANOS-Baldwln Aerosonic s1inet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed, Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed Embodies features of small
grand and upright; full. resonant
tone: Baldwin patented fuI-blov
action; lifetime durability Available
in wide selection of eye appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
oak. avodire and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Established 1879
PIANO SPECIAL SALE ON
RECONDITIoNED GRAND PIANOS
Aeolian small grand. mahogany case,
beautiful tone, special S395: Schri-
yer g. Sons. walnut case. like new.
S495; Estey. baby grand, mahogany
case, z years old. perfect condition.
S595; Brambach. factory rebuilt,
new guarantee. S7e5; new Harring
ton. small grand. 1925; also Spinet
pianos starting at 1895. All pianos
sold with guarantee on a small
.down payment. balance in SO
months. DYNAMIC STORES, 1900
G st. NV. ST. 0250.
PIPE. galv.. black. cast iron. cul
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. 305t
NJ St. NV NO. 1908 WA. 5501.
PISTOL--Colt target .32, from estate
S35. DU. 6464. Ext. sos after pm
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1S 9Th st. NE: Open TIL 9 pm.
GAS RANGE Detroit Jewel; 4
burner; good cond.; reas. 1921
Sheridan st. NV. GE. 0473. 80
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef 36-tnch,
GAS RANGE. practically new. 4
burners, broiler. oven, storage space.
JU. 7-72I2. -22
GAS RANGES. new. used: credit: in
stallation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
GAS sTOvE. Kenmore, 1e4s model;
81 in. long; $75. Ii. 7-5144, after
7:30 pm. -22
GUN. L. C. Smith. 16-gauge double
barrel shotgun: single selective trig-
gers, auto. shell ejector Beaver tail
breach: S214. EDGEMOOR SPORT
CENTER. 1903 Georgetown rd.,
RetheSda Md 30
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PIANOS - Wurlitzer grand. S375:
also spinets, apt. uprights and con-
soles at greatly reduced prices.
Your dollars worth more at
MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
ST -C1
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DOORS

DOOhS
New flush doors. SS.75 each. ACE
WRECKING CO, 4002 MINI. ave.
ne. tat Benning rdD. LU. 4-0500.
DUPLICATORs-All types: rentals,
AMERICAN TYpEWRIrER re- Co. yta8; i45i
E; Capitol ST. Ii. 3-00s2.
DUPLICATOR, stencil type; $3.50.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
l4th st NV.
ELECTRIC RANGE and refrigerator;
GT excel me mech. cond.' both. SIPS $sls25'
IS 81 FAssEs sss s fga sss 70 rsc25s Rls
TRICT ELECTRIC. 5O23 Wis. ave.
NV. WO. 1902. 30
FILE CABINETS
4-DRAWER LEGAL LETTER STEEL
FULL-SUSPENSION GLOBE WEIR
NICKE, SHAW WALKER. OTHER
STANDARD BRANDS, RECONDI-
TONED, $3.50; ALSO 4-DRAWER
WOOD LETTER LEGAL SIZE, $40
AND UP. FREE DELIVERY. MAN
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.. $50
NEW YORK AVE. NV
FLOORING, clear, quartered. red oak.
235 So. ft.; SO or best offer.
Ashton 6S0S. -21
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FURN.-Liv. rn. suite, slip covers.
radio. Victrolla comb. records,
book case. lamps. dinette set with
buffet, sgle. bed sprgs.. mattress,
studio couch with slip covers; good
cond.; all for Sl40. Will sell
separately; VI. 952S. -22
FURN. arm chair and
maple love seat. Call OR. SOIL.
FURN;-s end and / coffee tables;
l sofa. Call WO. 4712, 30
FURN.. 2 yrs. old; liv. rm., bedrm..
din. rm.; lamps, two 9x12 rugs,
comb. radio, Easy spindrier, tables,
z desks; studio couch, misc; less
suite, liv. rm. suite,
drop-leat table and 4 chairs. end
Call Lo. 3-7975 after pm. 30
FuRN.-Mod. Iiv. rm.. set, mirrored
lamp. S35 complete; occasional
chairs. $3.50; desk SIS; dresser.
$3.50; oil heater $50; glass. china.
DI. 9761 or sos 9th st. NV. 30
rm. and din. rm.. 8
pcs; S135 takes all plus radio and
ice box. Ii. 3-1255. 30
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

bric-a-brac,
china, glassware. rugs, sllverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY (Starbecker). IA.
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BRICK
Used clean hard brick. We deliver
ARROW
100 So. Capitol
Ii. 3-2261, Ii. 3-2602. -21
BRICKS

Half million good used cleaned bricks
at 3rd and Eye sts. NV. We will
deliver. ACE WRECKING & BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI.
ave ne I,U 4-0bOO 30
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PIANO. upright, good cond., $75 or
best offer. RA. 1852 -21
PIANO, Chickering upright; 500;
excel. tone quality; forced to sacri-
f1ce. 10. 2-0436. -22
PIANO, Wurlitzer. spinet. attractive
case design. mahogany finish; like
new; S295. KITS. 1870 G st NV
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40 chests and dressers S5-S45
20 uphol chairs, new. used S5-S45
4 dinette sets S75-S150
8 studios and sofas 15-S49
3 refgrs.. lge. and apt - S45-S55
: bedrm. suites, wal. map. S75-S165
8 buffets and china cabs. S10-S47
% end and coffee tables S3-Sl7
80 Sgle. beds. springs, each SO
3 washing machines 500 -S35
20 mats. and box spgs. $3.50
J. J. Strikol, Ii. 5000
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China, furniture, silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal, CH. 5333;
ewes, EN- 6765.
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FINAL CLEANUP SALE
LUMBER
ARMY SURPLUS AT FIT. BELvOIR

BULLDoZER, with 6-s I'd. pan. for
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDMo
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 z st.
NV National 1904
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines
for rent, with option to buy: reason
able rates. WO, 1902 20
Evening star., 1950-09-01
By Angelina J. CorobelIi
Special Sfor Correspondent

WARRENTON, Va. Sept. L.
This small community will be a
walking Who's who in hunting
jumping and junior horse show
circles starting tomorrow morn
ing. when the famed Warrenton
Horse Show gets under way at
10 am. (EDT and continuing
through Monday when the 51st
renewal of the Hunter Show of
America" closes.
Topping all previous records
284 horses have been entered to
make 894 appearances in SO
scheduled events. Representatives
from all sections Of the country
have arrived and Virginia stables
are primed for a tough battle to
uphold the hunter supremacy OF
the State.
Many old favorites and a great
many new performers are on the
list. Prominent among those with
entries competing for the coveted
awards and making champion
ships tries in the conformation
hunter. green hunter. working
hunter. jumper and Junior divi-
sions and for the various chal-
lenge trophies are Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Haggin Perry. Mrs. Raymond
Barbin. Robert Fairburn, Bar
bara Shipley, Waverly Farm,
Nancy Lee Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Craigie. Manly w. Carter,
George Di Paula, Mrs. T. Kenneth
Ellis, Paul r. Fout, June Fisher,
Green Dunes Farms, Springsbury
Farm. Christopher M. Greer
Adele Hawthorne, Graham Sis
ters, Sidney Gadd and Jimmy
Hatcher.
Still others are Mr.. and Mrs
George Watts Hill, Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Calvert, Mrs. w. o. Moss
Paul Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Rives, Eve Prime, Col. ano
Mrs. H. H. Pohl, DR.. and Mrs. A
c. Randolph, Morton w. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Schluse-
meyer, Donald Snellings, Martin
Vogel. jr.; Roxanner Wagner
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Heurich 10 Meet FBI,
Police Play VA Nine

The second round Of play in the
District sandlot baseball cham.
pionship series gets under way al
4:30 pm. today on the Ellipse
with two games. Heurich Brewer.
against FBI and Police against
Veterans Administration. FBl
and Veterans both lost their first
outings earlier this week and one
more defeat means elimination.
The Veterans 4-to-2 defea1
came yesterday at the hands oi
Marine Corps Institute, with the
Marines coming from behind with
two runs in the sixth and single
markers in the seventh anc
eighth.
The Marines two runs in the
sixth tied the score. Bob Olive
started the rally with a homer. A
double by Bill BuSha and single
by Smokey Stover produced the
other run. What proved the win
ming run came in the seventh or
a walk, fielder's choice and Dar
SaWtell's double.
Olivia tailed the insurance rur
in the eighth. He walked. stolt
second and scored on Busha'.
single.
The Veterans two runs were
scored in the third inning as the
result of two errors and a single
Evening star., 1950-09-01

around In the backt1eld."
Woodson has George Nolan,
wingback last year at the tailback |;
Fordie Thompson blocking back in
1949 Is now at the wing, and Dick
Pope. another blocker last year. is
running at full. Julian Everley. a
guard, has been shifted to the
blocking back spot, and Maurice
Jennings may see a lot Of action
in the passing department.
Much Of the Presidents success
this season depends on whether
these boys can make the shift In
stride. Up front Woodson has few
worries.
Tubby Dickson at $50 and Shady
Schelhorn at 220 anchor the line
at the tackle spots. Dickson has
been all-State for two years and
Schelhorn has been pressing him
for honors.
Pete Wedel was an outstanding
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Old Dominion 10 Hold
An-.Breed Dog Match

The annual all-breed sanction
match Of the Old Dominion Ken
mel Club will be held October
at Beech Tree Farms, Falls
Church, it was announced today
Chairman will be Mark Taynton.
The match is expected to be the
largest in this area with more
than 800 dogs due to compete and
an effort is being made to get
entries from those who have never
shown their dogs before.
AS one Of the moves toward
interesting novice entries, Tayn-
ton announces that professional
handlers will be the judges and
that they will give much time
talking to and advising individual
exhibitors and schooling them on
correct ring procedure. It is in
tended to make this match a dress
rehearsal for point matches later
In the year. 'f
Additional information is avail
able through Taynton or Helen
O'Connor, the club secretary, 50o9
Thirteenth street North, Airing
ton.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Medalisf and '4o Tit|ist
Upset in Women's S. Golf

The medalist and defending
champion were upset in the wom-
ems club championship at Bethes-
da Country Club yesterday. Semi
finals are scheduled tomorrow and
the final Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ruth Devlin scored sur
prise and 3 triumph over the
l949 titlist, Mrs. Ruth Swain,
while Mrs. H. H. Haight won,
up. over the low qualifier, Mrs.
Gen Custer.
In other matches Mrs. Peg At
wood won 4 and over Mrs.
Brownie Krickbaum and Miss Con-
ME Atwood scored 5 and over
Mrs. RoSalie Gaillard.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
g. w. High Has veteran Line,
But Its BockfieId Is Problem

end last year. He's back with
Smiley Moore. star. basketball
player, and Letterman John Hoff-
man battling it out for the other
wing spot.
Lester Scott is at one guard
while Eugene Guess and Dick Boil
ton are taking care of the remain
ing slot. At center Coach Wood
son has two letterrnen from differ
ent years fighting 1t out-Norman
Grimm who won his letter in '48
and James Fowler. monogram win
ner last season.
The Presidents won 9 out of 10
last year but the so schedule is
rougher. q. w. plays Hopewell
the State champion; Petersburg
always a contender for the Vir-
ginia title, and Wilson, the Dis
trict Interhigh. winner.
1--WE got eight of my starting
team back" drawled Woodson
we SnOulQnt DO zoo Oadly. IL
all depends on how much the
other teams have improved"
One thing is certain-the Presi.
dents will play in the best high
school stadium in the area. Ath.
letic Director Rasty Doran ha.
increased the capacity to 16,80(
permanent seats with end-zone
capacity Of 1900 more.
Regardless of his backfield wor.
ries, Woodson looks over his lint
that averages around 200 anc
says. We'll give anybody a rough
afternoon"
The schedule:
September 22-wilson, pm; 2e-
Lane at Charlottesville.
=. October 6-Hopewell, 8. PM; 49,
Thomas Jefferson, 8; 20-Monnt Vernon
s.; 27-Baltimore City, 8.
November 3-Gonzaga, Pm; 10
John Marshall at Richmond; 1S-Peters
burg at Petersburg; 23-Washington-Les
III
Evening star., 1950-09-01

over par yesterday. Watson has
not played here previously but he
has an excellent short game, while
Foster is one of the city's top
junior shotmakers.
Results:
Championship flight results:
Dennis Bolster defeated Jim Bosley,
l up, 10 holes; Dave Weinberg defeated
Billy Wolfe, and /; Bubby Worsham
defeated Skinny Nash. and O. Bob
Wolfe defeated John Eisinger; and 3;
Dick Foster defeated Id Paul sMcMahgWn, s,cNd Ws,,;
and /; Ronald Watson defeated. Kay
Fletcher, / up; Jerry Eisenman defeated
Hank Ford, 2 and i.
Second round. Bolster defeated Vein,
holes: Bob wolfe defeated Worsham. 2
and /; Foster defeated Codman. l UP,
10 holes; Watson defeated Eisenman,
Second flight results--seeond round:
Bill McFerren defeated Steve Foltz. 2
up: Willie Beach defeated Bob Feagans,
8 and Z: Billy Ball defeated John jan
pank RSs sss dsstsa 5sfs aenl.n k1t TsR ssssss
John up Dfnny Sas, PEles Re,n defss;sa ES.r5
defeated Bob irelan, i up, -,
,Bosie,' and ); Ehlert defeated Price
4 and 3
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Odd incidents Make Junior Coll
Tourney a Three-Ring Circus

Worsham. In the other match
Dick Foster. a former junior and
schoolboy champion and now a
Duke sophomore, plays Ronald
Watson. an invited tournament
guest from the University of Della
ware. The winners meet this
afternoon for the title.
How Mixup Occurred.
The major mixup occurred like
this. Jim Bogley, the daddy. re-
ceived permission to appear two
hours late for his match with
Bolster. But Bogley was three
and-a-half hours late. and al.
though Bolster was ordered to
claim default, he insisted in CIV
ing Bogley a chance. In the mean
time Dave Weinberg of Frederick
had upset the Met schoolboy
champ, Billy Wolfe, and was te
meet the Bogley-Bolster winner in
the afternoon.
Weinberg agreed to play in q
threesomes with Bolster and Bog
ley. thus the latter two were play
ing two matches at once. At the
end of nine holes Bolster was
up on Bogley and 7 up on Vein.
berg. and Bogley was up on
Weinberg. Weinberg, who COM
planned of a sore back, quit at
this point. so Bogley and Bolster
were playing two matches, not
one. Bolster finally won on the
10th, and entered the semifinalS.
Bob Wolfe was 4 under par for
the day in winning over John
Eisinger and Worsham. The
Woodmont shop hand shot q 81
against Eisinger and then beat
Worsham. 2 and /. despite Bub-
by's sub-par streak on the back
nine.
Both Of today's matches are
tossups. Bob Wolfe always has
liked the Georgetown Prep course
and played well there. Bolster,
co-medalist with II, was only one
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Mrs. Markus Accents
Low Gross, Passes Up
PIayoff for Golf Cup

Mrs. Lewis Markus Of Indian
Spring is finding that o days leave
from work is not enough time to
play in the scheduled 18-hole
Glass c Cup tournaments of the
Women's District Coli Associa-
ton.
For the second time this season,
Mrs. Markus tied for a cup in the
Pro Cup tournament yesterday ut
Indian Spring, but because she
was unable to arrange a playoff
date she accepted low gross prize
and left the trophy.
Mrs. Markus scored 96-2l-75
over her home course to tie Mrs.
Nelson LeClair Of Army Navy and
Mrs. Louis Watzman of Indian
Spring. both with 97-22-75.. Mrs.
Markus also tied for the buffers
Cup several weeks ago, and in
that event also won low gross.
Contestants are eligible for only
one prize.
Mrs. LeClair and Mrs. WatZ-
man will play off tomorrow morn
ing for the trophy donated by
Mel Shorey. Indian Spring pro.
Both have the same handicap so
it will be an even match.
Other net prize winners were:
Mrs. Edna James of Indian Spring,
98-22-76; Mrs. G. M. Neely OF
Army Navy. 102-26-76; Mrs.
George Crawford of Columbia,
103-25-78: Mrs. Don McGrew Of
Belle Haven, 104-26-78; Mrs.
Dwight Avis OF Congressional, 100
22-78, and Mrs. Ed Lawson of
Manor, 101-23-78.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Baumgartner, Rookie
6. W. Back, Likened
To Handy Andy Davis

Another Tech High product is
coming up to George Washington
University's football team and his
history reads much like that Of
Handy Andy Davis of Tech who
for the last two years has been
the g. w. standout.
The newcomer is Jack Baum
gartner. a 6-foot-1, 190-pounder
who like Davis ordinarily is tail
back but who probably will be
used at fullback this season by
Coach Bo Rowland. Davis is
handling the tailback chores very
well. but in the single wing there
isn't too much difference be-
tween the two posts and Baum
gartner figures to make. q very
handy running mate to Davis.
Like Davis he is q talented
passer as well as q runner, and
also like Davis he is a standout
defensive player. Jack also is
above the average as q punter,
which means that Rowland won't
have to worry about the penalty
that comes from rushing In a
kicking specialist on fourth down.
George Washington's full prac-
tice sessions get under way to-
day on the Frog Island field near
the Virginia end of Highway
Bridge, with Rowland expecting
80 varsity candidates. They have
three weeks to get ready for their
opening game at Virginia.
Several other sophomores In
addition to Baumgartner figure
to be Of real help. The Colonials
were so thin in the line last year
that it was necessary for some of
the players to work two or even
three different positions In many
games. Now quite q number of
talented young men are coming
tup from last years unbeaten
freshman eleven to bolster the
line, among the most promising
being Tom Flyzik. q 235-pound
tackle from Coaldale. Pa: Bob
Allwine, a 190-pound guard from
Anacostia High; Frank Contin-
etti. 215Apound tackle from Sol
way, N. Y, and Bob Gutt, 100
pounds Of guard from Jersey City.