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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET HE a.[Isr. ~ ssd; , delivery; heater
guaranteed; price s!45; terms q
s EASE 'S MoHoR e eo. NC cH 4Hss
FoRD - s.cton pickup; heavy duty
SCI bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERs, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
ns sSe , 1879 dq PSs, .roft lE ass5
FORD ORD 1913 g. s-cy,.; . ton w with
new motor, good tires; $3.50. FA
FORD AZ s4-ton pickup; heavy d L
transmission; $3.50. Why pay more
sALERs, 1881 Biadensburg Rd. Il
DODGE Ie47 A-ton; insulated box
panel o &c 600 miles; excel. s67s.
cHEvRoLET AZ. school bus; As i pas.
1900 miles; formerly owned b.
or church groups. Save. over $1,000;
PRICE 81 ,222; terms or trade through
e eo fNc cH 4s wis Chase aAs on Mo sTo5
FORD AZ s4-ton pickup. heavy duty
transmission; 1883. Why pay moref
So bank financing. AUTO WHOLE.
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rid. Ii
CHEVROLET 1919 la-ton pick-upi
mercially: 1000 miles: orig. pvt
owner leaving country. must be sold
at once for best offer over 5000
lwIGLY's 1851 1a-ton pickup truck;
sY .i95. MARVIN iRHIfy M Not seus s4s 4
WASHINGTON St. Rockville. Nd.
WHY'S HfikFs5ie 1873 s2so' panel: 10000 orig
NEW s esf s aHl dF ssss d TRUck
CENTER co. 1901 N. Z, ave. ne,
MACK IA o, fs3S 2l.,.on E, F.; l14eets
Truck t CENTER afE ' coa nsoI n s"S
c AZ Ri "a. q s-4S SEDAN delivery ls
driven only $1,000 miles BY orig.
S ssBSs5R d sNA &c eHaE Ss w, sAs AZ
F ods oiY Gs4s 1h-ton EFT. va Van;
very low mileage; new tread, brand
new motor; Sl.10o. MR.. COOPER.
2 HALF-TON FORD PANELs-1s5o
1919; low mileage; S1,175 and
$e75. Call OW. 1861 from 8 til $50.
Ia
FORD AZ s4-ton pickup: heavy duty
transmission; $3.50. Why pay more?
ST. bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
3-SS00.
CHEVROLET 1916 la-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully guar.
anteed: S495 Ma 6420
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ALUMINIUM, gift; sleeps 4; bottled
gas: fefgr., oil heat, 4-wheel cleo
brakes; like new; S1.450. WA. 1862
LAND0LA 1850: 81 IT,; fully Snc
beautifully equipped; perfect cond
Must be seen to be appreciated. FaI
lseS than prevailing price. 81. 400
WANTED TkATLERS. to display 10,
sale. ACKERMAN TRAILER SALES
1901 Baltimore blvd. TO. 1919.
GLfDERs. La SALES, and ROYAL
coaches. For finer trailer home liv-
ing. see these trailers. You may
trade your trailer on . car or
trade your car on q trailer. Small
collie AUTo Il TRAILER CO. 10
Gated on Washington Baltimore
blvd. mi north of Laurel, tele-
phone Waterloo, Nd, 639-W-l2.
@eETk3 TRAILER SALES berwyn
new has o lge DISPLAY Of 10Th new
and used tfailefs: very good assort-
noeot; clean used trailers ranging
n t1e from Is 20 80 II priced
from $500 20 81 $50. terms y 10 :
US Phoue TO. Bill
QUICK CASH for house trailers: must
be reas. Bring them out 1000
Central ave ne HI k4H0 Ia
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion sedan;
4. and h.; hill holder; Wv. tires;
1895. SMILING Sam. 2461 Wis
ave-. OR. 1864. -16
STUDEBAKER 1941 4-dr. Champion
S275. WA. 5000. -l5
STUDEBAKER 80 Starlight club
coupe; $1,0S3. Why pay more? SCI
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii
$500.
WILLIS 1850 4-cyl. station; over
drive; heater. low mileage. excep-
ttionally clean; priced 81 $50, Cal
DISTRIBUTORS. 1924 L st. NV,
RE. 1877. Id
WILLYS 1850 6-cyl. Jeepster; r, h.,
oVerdrive, Wv. tires, driven less
5000 miles, like brand-new; S1.45O
See Mr.. Hummer. WILLYS- OVER
LAND DISTRIBUTORS, 1924 L st
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAvIDSoN 1898 "74 -
new tires and battery; sos or best
CHEF "a; new motor, new tires
chains and sprockets; best offer
400 K st. ne. 4:30 to pm. 49,
INDIAN CHIEF 1916; good condition
Good tires; low mileage: fully
equipped: 1925. Call BALILES. co
.225l: after 8 pm. Elk. $500. lis
MATCHLESs. 800 &C. IN COOL
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BoATS

FTsaINo gARTlRs-chesapeaks Bay
reser: CAPT KING. WA 4Io2.
CHRls-CRAFT, super de luxe cabil
CRUISER; nearly new; sleeps 4; per.
fect. fully equipped. 10. S-49O8
AUXILIARY KETCH, 3oxex3 double.
ended. Call XII. s-7366. IT.
Ie-FT. RUNABoUT for cupboard mo.
SSi; practically ~ new; $3.50. ist
sTEELSGSReAaFT 1916: s2.25o. Phons
MULTIPLICATION rowboat. III
I persons. III. 5000. ~ @ =. 70
STEELcRAFT 1916, est, 115-h.p
Snrysler ensine; less than 200
ss9Is Fs cs No z s 81 s Ss2. ee End
D az Mo s ST. Sc flso s e1gi;.r AL,
sleeps 9; better than new; stainless
steel galley, hot and cold pressure
Mater, cleo. refsr., beautiful head
With shower, Syncromaster, 30-wati
ship-to- shore telephone, canopy over
COCKPIT. Grapes, rubber mattresses
carpet on noor and many other fea.
cures too numerous to mention;
$4,000. Box BE. Star. liz
SNIPE SAMBOAT-Excei. condition
$500. CAN CHI. s196 bet. 6 and II
CUPBOARD MOTOR, rvinrud %l2 30.
9iSa;i TOP eondition; ready to. go
DlSo. ME- $3.50. IA
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N l6o Is; a. ant e. f IT. N ..inA4D sg5
III. 18th Sir. AND COL. RID. NV
Brick gar. for rent. 10x34; suitable
for cars head on, or for storage
space. Phone AID. 1042. -15
FOE RENT-One-cer garage. cement
floor 1900 block Taylor st. NV
1881 NEWTON gT. N.w.-Garage 10,
rent; suitable for ear or storage
BRfCK GARAGE blk. from 18th
and crittenden; So mo. Cali GE
siNGLE-CAR GARAGE in basement
Of home. Upshur st. near 18th NV.
for rent: IA. 1914,
2Tl4 quarry I'd, near 18th and
S99llo ID. sse ,anntitsS%r. A. 9. ECON
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AUToMoTIvE MlscELLANEoU.
TRAILERS

BUICK 1912 Super; complete, ready
70 run; motor and trans. good cond
DRAKE rear 419 3rd ct. NV. 17'
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FLORIDA PROPERTY tcsnt.)

WILL TRADE or purchase Florida
pFopsfty business OF residential;
section, or sell outright. I have two
places. IA arm, bath bungalov
at snug Harbor beach. furn. and
equipped, value, $4,000: equity
&4,660. 2-On Chesapeake Bay, ]
acres. SCOTT. waterfront, all-yeaT
home with 8 bedrms., modern, furn.
s5aa sosSa uigp e.1;.. equity r, in yal1.
action. CLIFFORD C. WoODARD.
Shadysids. Nd. West River 6421.
CLEARWATER, FLA.-Rent furn,
sps; cool, pleasant; $35 month
OWNER 17le upshur NV. p. c.
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$495 AND UP

1876 DOWN. 80 MONTHS TO PAY
Precut aluminium garages and utility
buildings. Put them up yourself or
We will erect them. For details call
sEkKEY PROPERTIES. INC. 1921
Lee hwy. Arlington.
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

American Trailer Co., In(
1880 Wisconsin Ave. NV
WO, 1921.
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L o 8 T

500 By . certain man IN Arlington
who sold his car TO Q neighbor with
out nrst eettinF an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of Key Bridge.l
1917 North Moore st OW 1887
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FoR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job, prompt
service; Yeas.; local or long distance.
IA. 1887; after 2 pm. GE. 1416.
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NASH '4e sedan; s4sa. why pay
more? so bank financing.. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bladenshurg
more2 81 bank financing. AUTO
W wHoL r AIIsSs' 1871 Bladsnsburs
NASH '4e sedan; 1898. Why pay
%aelssAE Rank 1a sin' slsd.n aSno
OLDsMOBILE 40 Rocket 49," NY
dramatic; 81 1888. Why pay more?
$50 bank financing AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oLDsMOBILE '4s sedan "es" Futu-
ramic; 81 .093. why pay more? $50
bank financing. Afro WHOLE
sALlERs. 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oIDsMoBILE so sedan coupe, Rocket
."8s"; 1888; Why pay more? SO
!, sALERs. 17s1 'BladensbSrs I'd. Il.
oID6ssMoBILE "a sedan; r. and h..
2-tone blue; equip. for disabled vet.
or normal driving; excel. cond.; sac
o a,ss SgTI es ss ROGET S9 a ss Hy-
dramatic; S1.3S3. Why pay more?
sALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oIDSMoBME ,4s sedan ..es" Futu-
ramic; 81. O93. Why pay more? $50
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
IoIDssMSGoBILE 80 sedan coupe. Rocket
49,: $l,5S3. Why pay more? 5eo
bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd Ii.
OLDsMOBILE 40 Rocket 49,. Hy-
dra-Matic: 81 1888. Why pay morea
| SEQ bank financing. AUTO WHOLE
| SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
oIDSMoBILE 1850 Rocket "ssr
2-dr.; torpedo body, super radio. ".
W., Hydra. low MILEAGE. For quick
sale. S2 1875. NE. 6244. -i5 !.
49,; 81, $50. why pay more? So
bank financing AUTO WHOLE
SAL %. 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-25
HioIeoh Results
BY the Assoeiaied Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse: $4,000; allow
Prize Prize Ring lAtkinsoO $50 2,7o 22-3o
a Pacopep CMadden) 7.sO
Also ran-Jue Band, -sunnyland, NobiI-
isy: Mixture. Jolisam' Pareau' DR., Rees'
SECOND RACE--Purse; $4,000; claim
Thistle Jay tAtkinson) 500 40 $50
Huddle tBateheller) 9.10 $40
Strike Stout go
R Asq Ps Tan X C9d K4t oqG Fare P' Ss
DAILY Double paid s1o.eo1.
THIRD RACF-PuTse: $1,000; claiming
4-year-olds and up: "a miles.
Haberdashsry tvasiD 500 3ccoo ss g
Dentifrice tBatcheller) 400
Also i5oei ra ~: ii, Dow, Good Story, whir
BY, Litter.
ances; 3-year-olds: furlongs;
Signal (Errico) $50 4.40 BIZ
Colony Miss twoodhouse) 2.7t
Also e' ran@shutter. Levity, Gloriette
Fancy Gal. How Bonnie, Mischianza
MG F4FH RA wfndfrmsa' $1,000; allow
Fair Self (Stout) $3.50 1910 9.4t
Lady's Delight tSkelly) 1910 10
Roman Miss (Culmone) 4.0'
Also ran-Sun Town Gal, Brooktown
Bimfort. Juliets Nurse. Miss Tinka, Phoe
nicia and Self Assurance.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances; 4-year- and up: l 70 miles.
Drifting Maid .(Stout) $3.50 1000 40
Marta (Batcheller $50 Bot
Busanda fPermane) 2.T
Time. ISL.
Also ran-September, The Mater ant
Mackle.
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Suntu Anitu Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
kpsF sfoo aRd upward 1880 'oFoss'
H. T. Perry (Westrope) $50 80
Inchcapella lCo:anerD @.7O
Jumb b Put and Cali. Iweista, war
Abend. Terremoto and Kaleh's Baby.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; allow
FSssasn R2sSF. 1880 SIC SIC sss
Add-A-Bet Gonsden). $50
Time I'm ra MI Lord na,lad,er
La nSo SRI, Var sauaw D Ginser ouill,
Hyperplay and Melinda Lou.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500; allow
ances: 3-year-olds: furlonss.. a. 900
Troy roy CHIEF 1sRoemaker, '' $50
I Iime' r a;i1ls; King Al Howard
Dear sO Mona Hart. Abb H' Betty and Last
Venture.
FOURTH EAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing s, 4,yesr-old s,, and up; e miles en-
Aa sa sA Rins {W Yves st 80 s4S
Pore Boy !Anderson) 800
OAK 0 Taurus eRspbob on % vssory
Mr., and Mrs. L. j. Wood-Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Kelly entry.
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming;
TEX Along SATcaro) no $50 $40
Top Turret (Glisson) $50 $40
Epsilon (Moreno) $40
Time. 1:234s.
Also ran-Her Triumph. Smart Count
Fox Hunt. Ability, Tavistock, Great Spirit
Sir Albenor
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and upward; 6 fur
longs.
Tantamount tNeves) 1910 40 $50
Sun Rene (ColanerD $50 $50
Turner-On tArcaro) $50
Time, 1:112s.
Also ran-Gallon of Gold, Grand Pere,
Thanks Again, Shelter.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. 100000
added the Santa Anita Derby; 3-year-olds;
11sth miles.
Rough N T'ble tArcaro> $50 $40 go
Interpretation Gongden) 40 800
Aegean (GlissonJ $50
Time. l:502s.
Also ran-Phil D. Greek Pass. No
thirdchance. Lion. a-Frendswood, a-Gold
Capitol. Mohammedan, Piauancy.
a-Frankel- Goldstone entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow.
ances; 4year-olds and upwards; IL
miles
Free Soul CMoreno) 1910 $50 $50
Silver Count CLongden) $50 500
Mostest tBrooks) $40
Time, 1:443s.
Also ran-sun States Silver Tide, Mad
Moment, Tops Boy. and Chutney.
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Horse Racing in East
Starts Saturday at
Charles Town Track
Special Dispatch setThe stor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Feb.
24.-The 1851 Eastern racing sea-
son gets underway here next Sat
urday with an eight-race program
that marks the start of Charles
Towns 16-day spring" meeting.
One of the earliest beginnings
for the turf campaign in this
section in recent years. all signs
point to successful meeting.
with an abundance of horses
ready to earn their oats at this
picturesque three-quarter mile
track. With favorable weather the
races are expected to get a good
response from the public.
Charles Town was one Of the
few tracks in the country to show
an increase in attendance and
betting last year, even though bad
weather forced a closedown a
couple of days in late December.
Post time Saturday and through
out the meeting will be at 1870
pm. The daily double will close
Is minutes before the first race.
Charles Towns early start is In
keeping with the stepped up turf
program in the East this year.
Laurel. first major track to start,
will open a 24-day spring meeting
March %, closing April 10. Bowie
will run IL days from April 2 to
May 4, and Pimlico will follow
with 10 days from May to May
26, inclusive.
In New York. Jamaica opens a
32-day meeting April 2, during
which the important Experimental
Handicaps for Derby hopes will be
run. Belmont Park moves into the
picture May IA, with the Belmont
Stakes scheduled for June is.
Getting back to West Virginia,
the track has been open all winter
for training and Leeds K. RELY,
secretary, has the place all ready
for the opening.
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Roller Show Will Aid
Children S Hospital

The sixth annual Roller Skating
Revue will be staged at Riverside
Stadium March 5 and 6. with ESQ
skaters taking part in the benefit
show for Children's Hospital.
One of the stars will be Mary
Lou Orr. three times the District
senior women's free style titlist
Among other skating champions
to take part will be Eddie Bossart
mems senior free style winner:
June Hutchinson and Jimmy
Niles. easter regional senior dance;
Barbara Vanderburg and Nick
Nolte, senior pairs: Alice Mon
teith, women's intermediate free
style, and Fred Wheeler, Eastern
regional novice free style cham
pion.
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New Orleans Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-PurSe, Sl,aoo: claiming
rurn Back tcoffman) 700 40 3eG
Diregente (Stuart $50 $50
Bold King peabody 400
Also ae' ran 'Tlidbits. Rodser Joe. Pete,
Best, Noble One. How Vain. Hill Flight
Double. O., Wild Heiress. fspitfire.
SECOND RAcE-purse. 81 900: claim.
Emory 4 Stuart 9wa.., 1000 6soo az 1 Is
Kapinisca tKeene) 4.20
Also ranDBreak Thru. I Floral Trail
Talk. playanna. Painted Arrow and
Fair Grounds. daily double. Turn Back
and Emory paid $3.50.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. SLIGO, claim.
Ing; and upTa5d e
Captain Joe icofman> 1870
Also i%e' raainn&sMisleader. convalsscent
Camp Rhymer. Wrights Wrong, Barba-
cure and Boxie.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
n i9s WsS 1Seene, fuFlos ESQ 40
Triograph Cook $50
Also ran-Port Beaumont, Foxy ",
Shore.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; "a mile.
Brisand (Kennedy} $50 $50 20
Royal Hazel lTurner) 800 100
Also ran-s Pr. PelisS, AM AnxioSs, Tobos;
Diamond Jimmy.
Joe w. Brown entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
Nv
wh(rfg Bat anderson 1880 500 $50
Oats lynch $50 2.40
Bulverde (keene) $50
Also EanGBill Bailey, Kings Hope and
SEVENTH RAcE-The New Orleans
olds ard Up: Is miles.
Mount Marcy tChurch) 900 300 3.on
Dotowhite tPetersonl 2.1U 3.4N
b Thwarted Cook :}.40
Time, :44@3.
:. Also ran - Blue Hills, BolinG1 over,
Thelma Berger. a Why Not New, a Dart By.
a Brookmeadc Stable entry.
b I. G. Benson and T. P. Morgan entry.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, SLIGO: claim
ing; 4year-olds and UP; "a miles.
Bodens raj tKeene) 500 $50 300
Hutch tWilson) 4.S0 800
Star Graduate Cook $50
Also ran-Security. Sir Huaco, No Meg
Clover Miss, Leonidas, Mary NJ. v.
NINTH RAcE-Purse. ST ZOO; claiming
4-year-olds and up; lis miles.
Brezno (Turner) 1900 1920 7.SC
Fletter Cook 4.S0 3.St
Big Road fSilva) SOC
Also ran-Lickety Cut. Alphara. Mist,
Eight, Inaccessible. Roundeleer.
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Van Hook Should k.0.
Dynamite Tomorrow,
His Manager Says

Quincy Van Hook of Philadel-
phia. who knocked out Washing
toms Pat Thomas about a year
ago, is back for another crack at
a District featherweight tomorrow
night when he goes against Little
Dynamite in the 10-round fight
heading the program at Turner's
Arena.
Van Hook was engaged to re-
place Richie Howard of Nova
Scotia. who had to withdraw be-
cause of an injury suffered in a
fight last week. This will be the
first fight at Turner's in. three
weeks, two previously scheduled
programs have been called off
because of injuries to main
eventers.
Van Hook is managed by Connie
Mccarthy, who piloted Ike VIII
liams to the lightweight cham
pionship and who also at one time
worked with Henry Armstrong.
Mccarthy calls his fighter an ex-
ceptionally fine body puncher and
is predicting knockout victory.
Van Hook has split in two fights
with Howard, the man he replaces,
and also has beaten such as
Richie billiard and Jose Garcia.
Dynamite. who for time held
the District featherweight title
until he lost to Jimmy Cooper in a
bout when he dislocated his hip,
has gone through rigorous train
ing regime to get back in shape.
Manager Billy Edwards had him
boxing as much as 10 rounds
earlier this week and also put him
through plenty of road work.
Two f1ve-pounders and a trio OF
four-rounders are on the support
ing program. Connie Wilkins
meets Tex Newly in one of the
f1ves, with the other yet to be
arranged. The heaters are
Johnny Holt against Harry Rooms,
light-heavyweights; Clarence Hin
nant against Leroy Fleming, mid
dleweights, and Kid Butler against
Mickey Finn, welterweights.
The program starts at e::45 pm.
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Camp Lejeune Fighters Take
Inter-Sevice Tourney Honors

surprise when he ko'd Willie Nc
Lendon in the third round after
being belted around by his Marine
opponent in the first two rounds.
Summaries.
Fiyweight-Henry Montanez. Bronx,
N. Y. Camp Lejeune, defeated J. c. Hart,
Baltimore, Patuxent N. A. g., -TKo. 1:40
of I'd.
Bantamweisht-Georg Davis. Long
Branch, N. Fort Meade. decisioned
Richard Williams. West Columbia. s. C..
oa Pssth hsls%ns ls1R Leeper Pitts
bursh Boiling 4. +, 3, deeisioned Frank
Observation-Disclosures Cont. New Castle.
Pa, 5th Naval District. Norfolk. deci-
stoned Martin Guillory, Galveston Texas.
Weiterweishts-Eppie wonzo, Staten Is
land. N. Y Camp Lejeune. defeated Billy
Campbell, Bristol. Ind, Camp LejeuEe.
MidddleWeignts@Al Hood, indianapolis.
Ind Camp Lejeune. decisioned Robert A.
King Baltimore. Norfolk N. A. 8. t3).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Toomer.
Berlin. N. j.. Amphibs. Little Greek. Va.
kod Willie McClendon. Detroit. Camp Le-
Heavyweight----Joe Sanchez, Baltimore.
Camp Lejeune. N. c.. defeated Bob Graves.
Kewanee, Ill. Fort Beivoir. Va. TKC:
| liz second round
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Mount Marcy Wins.
New Orleans Cap
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. &C. v
Whitney's six-year-old Mount
Marcy dashed to an easy six.
length victory i'll the $4,000 New
Orleans Handicap at the Fail
Grounds here today.
T. G. Benson's Lotowhite. the
favorite. was second and T. p
Morgan's Thwarted was third.
Bolingover set the pace for FIVE
eighths, but Mount Marcy came
on with a burst of speed to wiz
the mile -and-a sixteenth race In
1:44A-a second CT thu tack
record set eight years ago.
Mount Marcy was flown here
early this week from Florida tt
run in the handicap. He also had
been named for the Widener al
Hialeah today.
Ridden by Jockey Ken Church
Marcy returned Sc. SO, and $500
Lotowhite paid $40 and $3.4(
and Thwarted $40. The large,
show price was due to the fact
the second and third horse rar
as an entry.
Church got Mount Marcy off tc
a fast start, close on the heels Of
Bolingover. He had Mo - ICY
in hand and it was obvious after
a half mile that the Jockey was
just hiding his time.
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marines Beat Hurtwick;
Nichols Sets New Mark

ONEONTA, N. Y, Feb. "a
Two basketball scoring records
were broken tonight as the GUAM
tico Marines shaded Hartwick Col
lege, 69-67.
Jack Nichols scored 81 points
for Quantico to roll his total this
year to 939 points-a new GUAM
tico mark for one season. The
previous record was Cy Waldrop's
910 points last year. Dick Hiffa
dumped in 81 points for Hartwick,
bringing his four season total to
LOLA points-a new mark for the
college.
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) Berths Not Yet Filed
In CIAA Cage Tourney

Three places still are open in
the Colored intercollegiate Ath-
let's Association basketball tour
nament set for U1ine Arena March
8, 9 and 10.
The tournament committee will
meet next Sunday at Howard Uni
versity, by which time all results
will be in, to make seedlings and
pairings.
Already certain of berths are
North Carolina College Q4-4)
Lincoln 10-1), Virginia State Col
lege Q2-A, West Virginia State
900 and Virginia Union (10-4)
In the runnerup for the other
three places are Shaw, A. and T.
College, Winston-Salem Teachers
and Morgan State.
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Maryland Boxers Beat
West Pointers, 5 10 ;
BY The Associated Press

WEST POINT, N. Y. Feb. a.
A University of Maryland boxing
team today earned So victory
over Army's ringmen. who were
completing their dual meet season.
It seemed that Army would be
able to depart for the Intercol-
legiates with another team victory
after Don Speirs won his 1875
pound class bout by knocking out
Maryland's Jack Letter.
But the visitors. picking up
One decision in the 135-pound
class when Army forfeited, came
back strong with triumphs which
included the heavyweight and
light heavyweight classes.
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Interpretation Second
And Aegean Third in
Santa Anita Stake
Continued From Page BLY,

Continued From Page BLY,
He established himself as a worthy
prospect as 2-year-old when he
won two out Of seven starts and
earned $25.230. His fast-closiug
third to two Of the best 2-year-
Odds In the land. Battlefield and
Big Stretch. also attracted notice
in the Belmont Futurity last fall.
Woman Owner Thrilled.
Mrs. Center witnessed the race.
It was her first experience as the
successful owner of the winner
of a big stake. "It was wonder
full" she said, beaming.
Mrs. Genter's husband, Harold
Center. Minneapolis electrical ap-
pliance manufacturer who became
interested in racing in Florida,
said: "You can't know what this
means to folks like us. We have
a small stable (six horses and
can't afford to keep up with the
millionaires. It's a great thrill"
Crowd a Disappointment.
"My colt" said Arcaro, who
had never won a Santa Anita
Derby before, was running good
until the middle of the turn when
I tried to go by Phil D. on the out
side. To my surprise, he just
wouldn't go by him. so I took him
over Phil DIS heels to the inside
and then he really went to run
ming. He was going nice and easy
at the end"
The crowd was 41,30O, a disap-
pointment from the expected 50,-
600 or more. The Derby attracted
1880 a year ago. Yesterdays
rain and forecast of more today
which didn't materialize-were
blamed for the smaller turnout.
The big race brought out S457,-
488. and the days handle for the
eight races was $2,502,834.
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The Marines from North Caro-
lina's Camp LeJeune punched out
four more victories to take team
honors in the Middle Atlantic
inter- service boxing tourney al
Fort Myer.
Camp LeJeune led all the way
winding up with 80 points to Fort
Meade's 8. The quartermasters
from Camp Lee were close behind
with Z points.
: The $500 fans got their biggest
thrill in the Bantamweight bout
that brought forth the evening s
fastest barrage of fists when
George Davis of the Army de-
cisioned Richard Williams OF
Lejeune. Davis already has the
all-Army f1yweight championship
to his credit.
Cornelius Toomer of the am
phibious training command, Lit
tie Creek, Va. pulled the biggest