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Evening star., 1951-11-17
Live at the Top of the City
ALBAN TOWERS

CoLORED-3eOs PARK PL. NV
! room ON, kit: semipvt: bath. Cal
C6LoREDoBEAUTIFtLLY furnished
3-rm. apt; one twin bed rm.. share
bath hvirg rm.; equipped kit, S5t
Of Kelmey- Miller High School. 49Il
Washdington pl. ne; in person. LU
CoL0RFD-oNE ROOM. kitchen and
bath in apt; bldg; .cple. or man;
must be reliable with good refs,
CoLoREoEl3ii BELMONT ST. NV.
fined couple NO. 4405. II
C0L.-2 GIRLS TO share lovely NV
home; All privileges. DE. 1893. 20
DBLE: RMS, pvt. bath
COLoRED-3 Ems. KIT. and share
path: tor : nice empi. cples. Call
CoLoRED.' NICELY DECORATED and a
furn. etticf apt, conv., ne. location;
Monday, Ma. 5O05, Rental Dept.
- FOR QUIET working
couple coz ! rm.' kitchen, share bath,
APT. room iI kit.
for refined, settled. empl. couple;
good transp.; refs. Box 42l-B, Star
COLORED-FURNISHED effic. apt
in new elevator downtown apt.
house; 1898 T st. NV. S9950 mo.
9tll incl; Agent on premises 1913
Sat. and Sun. Al daily. GE. O437.
AND CALIFORNIA
st. NV room and kit. JONES
REALTY CO. 2217 14th st. NV.
DUa u656 10 am. to Z pm.
2.-rm. apt, S75 mo-; all utils, incl.
No children. -l9
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TELEVIsIoN
Many New Sets Priced
BELOW WHOLESALE
COST

Table models consoles. combinations
special deal on any IV we sell
--latest. models in factory cartous. Al
popular makes.
No trick ADS. no nigh pressure.
digheS- trade allowance on cid TV or
radio phono. comb.
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ewes EN- 67G5.
ANTIQUES WANTED
SILVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
JeWelry, china. glassware and bric-a-
brac. D Milestone. Moth 03uG.
HOUSE OF GIFTS, 1893 Wis. ave.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storage
BOOKS bought, all kinds, anv quan-
tity and removed at our expense.
ALBION BOOK SHOP, l7GS Pa
DIAMOND JEWELRY of any descrip.
ton; old gold and silver. Cash paid.
DRaFTEG GhaHTT HThs TasLE and 2ah Sa S
also file cabinet with lock; from
pvt. owner Phone DE 1923 after
Z pm. all day Sats and Suns.
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel o.; have
l6-mm. movie camera to trade, like
new; value SlS5. LU. 1-4737. -1s
pSees pssd h0usih0la RE 2o64 goods highest cash
FURNiTURE-Wili Vii buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china,
brio a-brac Buying and selling fer
90 years .HOPWOODS, Sth and K
WANTED. sInsle pieces
,.
$50; eyes end Sundays. AT 25lS,
neutrality-suspicious. chairs ana
Givan Used Top quality: for office
use; no dealers. EX. 1892 week
wanted a, once-Any
refrigerator, gas range and grand
piano; CAN today! MR., GRADY
FURNITURE. = Full contents, odd
pieces, wash, mach. stoves. refgr.,
S 4 FURN. EXCHANGE
210 9TH ST. Sc. AT. O5a5.
GAS RANGES, mattresses, stoves,
heaters. refrigerators. furniture
ACME STOVE CO, Ma. S952
GOLD
Bring youI dental gold. platinum.
discarded jewelry We paw cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
90 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV
NEWSPAPERS, rags. iron, metal and
batteries RIVER ROAD JUNK CO,
keniiworth and Lawrence. Bladens-
PIANOS WANTED All styles. High
co. Ma 1870. Ewes, sun. OV. 63l7
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Cali Day or Night SH 5000.
PIANOS
Cash for uprichts. Hp. 4943
PIANOS WANTED
PAUL GOLIBART,
AID. 592S. 30'
! REFRIGERATOR
| We buy all makes. any condition
| Also stoves and washers. Call unit
! 3 pm, AID. 1884.
USED POWER TOOLS, write statint
make. size. model, condition. price
and where available for inspection
Box 153-A, Star. lS*
WANTED - Furniture, rugs, etc.
suitable for guest home or small
hotel Call MR.. JAMES, MA. 1920.
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ANTIQUES ROUGHT
ANTIOuES WANTED

China furniture. silverware. iewelrs
and Chinese art objects. Any guam.
THY Call LOUIS SEGAL. CH. 1888;
ewes EAT E-E1
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont. }

Mr.. PENTAGON, rm. and board.
reas. price. Call ia, T-4074. lis
$50 CONN. = Dble, room. also
share with yogneN lady: Polish
Amer. cooking; honey atmosphere.
1I2 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Room
and board; in Jewish home. GE,
3GII 18th ST. N.w.--Lge front rm
iurn.. with elegant board; Protestant
home; for settled man or woman,
or young married couple. TU. 1886
DUPONT AREA-Lovely large room
for > men in residential club also
vacancy for lady. excellent food;
TV unlim phone service; at reaS
weekly rates. CLUB MASON, 1726
N. Hamp. ave NV. 10
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. in rcmodeled, re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm !; Bendix washer;
selected menu, N50-SB0. 1920 ElSt
st. NV. HU. 3b2I
2107 S ST. NV.
Single and twin bedrooms; very good
meals; TV. HU. 7771. 20
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL.. NV.
pvt, bath. American plan. Excel
tG- 99eG
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RADIATORS

Large stock radiators. all sizes. fit
tingS. boilers and pipe, ARROW
HOO S. Capitol. Ii 3-226I.
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Late models. S25 Up. easy terms;
also, rent re:gl- - mo Good
used gas ranges and washers.
ALLISON. Open til ) pr log
l4th ST u " AD 1927 1ls
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture. blic-a-brac. china glass
ware oriental art objects. ieweiry.
rugs. sliverWare. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices caid. Cal
MURRAY IA 3333
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSFOIJT

New 1851 and 1852 .refrigerators. all
standard brands. all in sealed car
tons; fully guaranteed; priced TO so.
Open ewes. TIL 9 STANDARD TIRE
q BATTERY Co. 10th and II sts.
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246O 10Th st; w.-Sgle, and dble.
rms. some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr, PIX service. CO. 1881.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
18th and r SITS. n.w'-SpeclaI weekly
rates sgle. and dble. rms; all with
pvt bath. Call DU. 1000
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ROOMS EURN.-N.W. tcont. ,

'S52 SSgrr TENNYsoN Si,,I ST: S-W.MMasteI
home for single; $40. EN- S49l
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PRINCE KARI HOTFJ,
GILI,-RERT

1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN
TOWN Newly decor; phone, gan
switchboard, sEleS., obles.; rea
rates. Ex 1T25
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SILVERWARE, ANY CONDITION
JeWelry, china. glassware and bric-a-
brae. D Milestone. Moth 03uu.
HOUSE OF GIFTS, 1893 Wis. ave
BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
hnpne. Nra n ct
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> is
RADlO-PHoNO., Zenith table model.
man. peri, cond.; sac, going over
seas, DII. 74l9. 10
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IL
ENJOY LIVING In stately resi-
oence with highest caliber people:
excellent telephone and maid serv-
Ice. 1907 New Hampshire ave
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$3.50 PER WEEK

LarRe donble room, suitable for :"
peEt Chs: twin beds: maid service
TalklnG distance downtown; one
SbiocE oil Conn. ave. l""H i1tr ST.
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NON-UISCRIMIN
HOLLY HOUSE APARTMENTS. INC.
1928 T st. NV; new elevator apt.
house; studio apts, from S7a so:
1-bedrm., S115.50; utilities includ-
ed. Agent on premises, 1913, Sat
urday and Sunday. GE 0437. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
.Smarty-ArfY, Paying
SD, Wins Marlboro S
Closing Handicap
Special Dispatch TO The Star

MARLBORO, Md, Spet. o.
H. c. (Pete) Allnutt's Smarty-
Arty won the first running of the
Robert Lee Hall Memorial Handi-
cap which featured the closing
program here today, coming with
in one-fifth second of the track
record for the mile and one-six-
teenth. The winner was clicked
in LASS.
A crowd of 1898 fans saw the
Allnut color-bearer win his third
victory of the meeting with five
lengths to spare over the second
place Ross Poll, owned by E. r.
Moran. Show money went to Cat
Branch Farms King Freedoms, a
length and a half farther back.
The winner paid $500, $500 and
$4.20 across the board.
Andy Clatterbuck's Weather
man, backed down into the role
of 9-5 favorite for what was be-
lieved to be the first handicap on
"a minor Maryland track, finished
fifth under weight of 1875
pound. Smarty-Arty carried 113.
Jockey Ralph Buddy Root
gave the winner a smart ride to
get him home free from trouble.
Smarty-Arty got head in front
of Bull Hyde. early pacemaker,
at the half-mile mark, and never
relinquished his lead.
Jockey Anthony Russo failed
to gain on Jockey Mike Sorren-
tino in their battle for riding
honors. finishing second with
eight victories-one less than Sor-
rentino. But the saddle cham
pionship for Maryland half-mile
tracks went to Russo. who rode
into the winners circle As times
in so days of racing. Sorrentino
was next with As WINES.
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BY the Associated Press

FIRST, RAcE--Purse. $500; claiming;
2-year-oIdS; furlongS.
2 2,1ss EX 1shaip, 'Burr) 40 800 $40
Lunation tThompson) 800
-, Also ran-,Jaek Carroll. Day Dreamer.
Little Bob. Easy Paddy, Folk Music.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s. 500: claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up; 8 furlonss.
Lady Carrie 'JewelQ 1900 900 40
Musical Lady tCatalanoI $40 $40
Portentous tBoreemenke) 300
Also ran-Bareain BUYER. Sunset Jewel.
Miss Stone, Floco, Wish Egan. Ula, Jim B.
DAILY Double paid S79.S0)
THIRD RACE-Purse So 200: claiming
4-year-olds and up; mile and 70 yards.
Nassau tCatalano) 1120 $50 80
L L9dd. P,a at BURR $50 3.S9
Night Man fBorgemenkel 2.20
Also ran-Herbo. Miss Rab. Experiment
tum. Poser, Our Chief.
FOURTH R7AcE1Purse; s2:soo: claim
aT 4 Ge!ren and up 10 miles 80
f nisaN r Mfoe tJe%eiD "''o 500 $50
ANALYSIS. flasher. Cav Date. PINK Chance,
No Sho, Ration. Ring Kay.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. SO, 500; allow
s snes;a as; f1ralogngs M 90
SSouuIe Ianip " taiio' fo-~o i,,1n ..pu
Hummy CThompson) go
Also ran--Feud Martha p; Nola Hash.
Lonoke Flash.
SIXTH RACE-Purse So 900; claiming
3-year- olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Blue Harlan fThompsoni $50 $50 $50
Power Drunk (MartineZ) 500 400
Judy's Runner BURR $50
Time, 1:11l5.
Also ran-Dauntedid. Vagrant Cloud,
Fort Mifflin and Old Tom
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81, 900; allow
ances, 3-vear-olds and up; furlongs
Puppet (ChampsgneJ 1900 $50 $50
Traveller fWilderl $50 $50
Andy's Glory tBurr) 2.40
Also ran-Fly Around Allies Pal, Full
Reward, Jam Session and Thwarted.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 700; claim
ing; 4-year-old and up; 1iis miles.
Pay Window lBor'ke) 21.20 100 4.20
Gay Courier BURR $40 $50
Sigh Man (Spinalej 800
Time, HIS.
Also ran-Malsi Let's Dance, Blue Grip,
Fred g. Golden Clover and Empty Sea.
NINTH RACE-Purse, So 500; claiming
4-year-olds and up; l ls miles.
Royal Scot BURR $50 440 $50
Play Request (Bor'ke) $50 $50
Hair Stylist (Champagne) $50
Brown Bl%s No Moat. Black Rover, Peppers
lcreeper, Saw Buster. FORGOT and Fair
Strike.
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Hawthorne

3-yeaT-olds and up; Ga furlonas, ''-'ll ne
IBallyheath tKaena) $40 $50
Sky Music Baird $50
Also ran-Compare, Garble. Deep Fen.
SECOND RACE-Purse. S2,l00; claim
ing; 2-year-oids; 6 furlongs.
Seasoned fKeene) $50 400 300
Nj. DUDE tRoserl 14.40 go
Bay Hasl. Bassett) 4.2U
Also ran-English Star. I'M Darlin'.
Nixon Baby. Mock Battle, Participation,
Wight Fog Sun Roamer. Imperial War,
DAILY double paid $4,000
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 3-year-oldss and trs up; 6 furiongs.
NICOLA tJessop) $50
Time. 1:1325
some Friend, sorority Shining D Deed Grey
town.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year- olds; Ga furlongs
Wilma Baird 1900 ZOO $40
Town Shell (Keene) 2.49
Also ran-Mincemeat. Worthy option
Ormes Town. Experimental, Singer.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming:
I3-year-olds and Up; IL miles.
Leo p Mel (Duhonl $50 400 $50
Fighting Cloud Bailey 500 $50
Dominion (Adsms) 80
Also ran-Roadrunner, Jacks Banner
Chief John p, steeple Jack.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $1,000; handicap
2-year- olds: 6 furlonRs.
Happy Go Lucky (Keenel 500 300
Alliance n Sing (Madden) $40
Time, 1:12.
Also -Night-Phara. Market Level
a-Jug Band Whirla Lea, Espino's Image,
lStuyVesant. Gushing Oil Gold Fighter.
a-Brown Hotel Stable entry,
SEVENTH RACE = Bidwill Memorial
Handicap 100000 added; 3-year-olds and
| up; IL miles
/ Mr. Fox Baird 1920 $50 800
| boil Capitol church, 300 40
iYellmantown Knapp 40
Also ran-a-War Talk. b-Inseparable,
Able Sting, Ruhe, abr. Ole Nelson, Gang
way, Snuzzle.
! b-Hasty House Farm and Trotsek entry.
! EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So 900; allow
ances; 3-year- olds; 6 furlones.
Heart Flash Gomez 1910 500 40
Luceum Knapp $50 800
Screemin Jack Church, $50
Time I:1135.
Also ran-Biack Stream. Harbil, Win
ming Fleet HezaRoney, Sea Grass, Ala
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claiming:
l3-year-olds and up; z furlongs on the
ICievelander fspencer> 500 40 $50
Sonny M. Knapp $50 $40
Etelka fAdamsl $50
Also ran-stud Poker. Not Sorry. Ida
| G. and Bullish.
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Atlantic CITY

. FIRST RACE..Purse, $1,000; claiming
s syla ps l. Jerry (NashJ 1920 1880 a4b
Miss Direct lRogers} 80
Also ranI1oar Peggy, sizze Thru. j. E.
Memorize, Shining Blade, Squeal
SECOND RAcE-Purse $4,000; claim
ing ing; S-yesT5olds; furlongs,
5gss sG LADY Fs'asaasd 1900 1 sS
Mistfg tBone) 8 90
Time. l:l3
Straight OF, Dream Passes, Ideaiist. To-
ouila. Bank Drive, Hieh Bridge, Guinette.
Daily Double paid $500
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming +;
Jimminy Gosh Meg onl $40 400 $50
L Girl fCulmonel 400 800
Bombcase tBoulmetis) 1920
Also rsn-Toy Ming. Moms Choice,
Nickie c. Ny Lucky Joe; Fully Aware, Ger
ties Last, Aboo. Librab,
inf FogR Rqaf-d RAcEP fnrlonss sa5oo' claim
frey One CRobertsl $50 $50
Roz's Boy lCarroln 440
Also ran--Up High. Hopeful Sue. Mona
coan, Blen Sand, Little Colleen, Big Bad
FIFTH .RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
Seventh Tribe Iynch) 1890 80 90
Net Reward tCulmone) $50 400
Bellanoch (CovallD 420
Time. 1:1135.
Also ran-Mr Feryid Justa Tiger. Gfno-
dad. Dorothys Miss. Flashy KAY.
SIXTH RACE " entnor Handicap;
81 900 added; 3-year-olds; l ID miles on
fiH t9rii cHanford, 1880 $40 4.eo
Joey Boy fernandez 40 4.40
Blen Feature fRoberts) $50
Time, .404s
Also Ran-aEyicted Tom @. aUnifica-
a-Helis entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S. 900; allow
ances; 3-yesr-oldS and up: 512 furlongs.
Nells Boy (Boulmetis1 $50 40
Call Over Stout 300
Time :0345 (new track record.
:. Also ran-Four Chances, Bold 10 and
Play Toy.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse So 900; claim
ing 3-year-olds; / mile (turD.
Fair Edne fernandez $50 500 $50
Mr.. Briar Dmaurol 4.40 go
Diligent fCivitello) 800
Also ran..Alma Joe, Rose Show. First
Swing. KinRflsh. Easter Flower and Mona
mora
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 claiming;
Roya Sones aR sti az m a5 $50
Thiercelin (Stout) $50
Also ran-Having Fun. Co.'S Pal, Good
Story. Bright Omen Lucks Here. Greelac
and Debby J.
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his putter during the District
Amateur at Washington last week
and is anxious to get it back. It's
blade putter with black tape
around the shaft. =. Belle Haven
has named the bowl that goes to
the winner of its invitation tourna-
ment the Beaudric L. Howell
Memorial Trophy, in honor of the
late Alexandrian who donated the
land to the club.
Ben Hartig scored a freak deuce
in the District Amateur on the
18th hole at Washington. His iron
shot on the par hit the front Of
the tee and bounded into a ditch
in front of the green, where it hit
Ia hard spot and bounded again
eight inches from tie cup.
officials of the D. C. Recreation
Department met with 40 repre-
sentatives of golfing interests last
week to formulate a plan for play
ground golf. They particularly are
interested in new or used equip
ment.
There's tournament activity at
Kenwood today with four prelimi-
nary round matches in the Mary
land four-ball championship plus
the club championship final be-
tween Larry Imhoff and John
Eisinger. The four ball matches
are between Bethesda / and Belle
Haven 2. Argyle and Washington
y. Catoctin and Manor 2 and
Belle Haven l and Argyle 2.
Women golfers play for the
Payne Cup, the 54-hole medal
play event of the Maryland State
Golf Association, Wednes day
through Friday this week at the
Country Club of Maryland.
ct" Gibraski is looking for a
record entry in the District public
links championship October Us
since changing the event to one
round a day at East Potomac,
Fort Dupont, Anacostia and Rock
Creek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Soucy's 140 Owners
Rewarded by Victory
With $500 Poyoff
By the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. o.
Saucy. the 2-year-old chestnut
filly owned by 140 persons,
won her first race in the East
today and rewarded the faith
full with a fat % to l payoff
at Aqueduct. Running in the
colors of the Little M Farm,
Saucy is owned by movie stars.
Wall Street brokers, sports
writers and stage luminaries.
James Picou sent the
daughter of Whirlaway-
Liberqueen to the front at
the start of the six furlong
race and she stayed there to
win by a length from Fiery
Trail and paid $59.10, $21.70
and $3.50. The filly started
three times in Chicago during
the summer and never came
close.
The late Warren Wright of
Calumet Farm donated the
services of the Great Whirl-
away to the mare Liberqueen,
owned by Dick Andrade, Dali
las. Andrade invited friends
to become part owners.
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the reviewing stands, then came
aboard the committee boat, the
Coast Guard cutter Marion. It
had been planned for her and
several regatta officials to go
aboard the Presidents launch, but
this never came off.
Tired cupboard drivers and other
guests attended a buffet last night
lat the Burlington Hotel. Cash
prizes for most of the cupboard
CLASSES were presented at that
time. Among those present was
!Tea Jones, designer and driver of
the world record-smashing Slo-
Mo-Shun who flew in from
Seattle, Wash. yesterday to be a
regatta spectator.
Trophies for today's all-inboard
will he awarded tonight at the
Willard Hotel, regatta headquar-
tiers. The Presidents Cup is ex-
Ipected to be presented the winner
10y Mr.. Truman at the White
House early in the week.
Summaries:
Midget Class Outboard Hydros.
First Heat: Dorothy Mayer. College
Point, N Y: 2--Jimmy Altman New
Kensington. Pa. 3-Eleanor shakeshaft
scS sse0ad Heat rs Mayer Por2thy
shakeshaft did not finish.
Total Points: Mrs, MAYER, 500; Alt
man. 300: Mrs. Shskeshaft 2225
Class A Cupboard Hydros
First Heat: Gil Peterman. Malverne
N. Y Joe Wotowitz Hartford, Conn
39James Campbell Danviile. Pa. Speed
bell; Dean Worcester, Silver Spring
Md. Speed o5.540 m.p.h
Total Points: Wotowitz, zoo; Campbell
Glass B Cupboard Hydros
First Heat: Paul Raynal jr.. De
To Mch obTsno k NeRport s Nene
Second Heat: 1-Raynsl; Vic Scott
Total Points: Raynal, 500; Kenny, 800
Scott, 800
Glass C Outboard Hydros.
First heat: 1---vic Scott. Levittown
N. Y; 2-RosS Wark. Audubon, N. J.;
Dean Worcester. Silver Spring. Md
Second heat: Scott. only starter. did
not finisl: race declared no contest.
Total points: Scott. 400; Wark, 800
Worcester. 20.
Cupboard Free For All.
! First heat: Troy Ledbetter, Ashland
Va, was only finisher OF four entrees
/ Second heat: Ed Riggs, Washington
| D. c.; Vie Scott, Levittown, N. Y
/ Speed "a I35 mph
Total points Riggs. 400: Scott, 900.
| Class Stock Utility.
| First heat: Nick Chapman. Eas
Moriches, NY; 2-Charles NJ. Bryant. jr..
I Washington. D. C; 3-7ChaTles E. Littleton'
Millsboro, Del Speed 1855 m.p.h
Second heat. lILit ,i ss1 s-Bryant;
Total points: Chapman, 625: Littleton.
625; Bryant. 500. Chapman won on
better elapsed time
1 Glass stock Utility.
| First heat: 1--Douglas Stone. Beaver
Dam, va: John Hall. jr., Solomons,
! Md; 3-George Bonsal Baltimore Md
Second heat: 1--stone: HAL; 8
Total points: Stone. 500: Hall, 500
Bonsal. 45O Speed, 26.5s4.
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expectations and she finished
third, a half length behind Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt's Bed O.
Roses. Vanderbilt's Next Move
won this race last year.
Wins BY Two Lengths.
Thelma Berger, under a
feathery ITO pounds including
Jockey Willie Shoemaker. showed
her head in front of Bed O. Roses
near the eighth pole, and pulled
away in the final sixteenth of the
mile and one-eighth event to win
by two lengths. Red Camelia
finished seventh.
The winner, chestnut four
year-old daughter of Brown King
Hianne. was clicked in 1852, and
the entry-third choice in the
betting - returned $11.20, 500
and $4.10. Bed o. Roses, carrying
l24 pounds and ridden by Eric
Guerin, returned $500 and Sd 80.
Kiss Me Kate. with Eddie Arcaro
up and carrying 119 pounds, paid
$3.50 to show.
Photo Finish for Third.
AS it was, the judges had to
look at the photo before giving
third place to Kate by neck
over Greentree Stables Ruddy.
The latter was fourth by another
neck over the Woodvale Farms
Marta, and another nose sepa-
rated the latter from Constance
Morabito's My Celeste. the sixth
horse in he big field of IA.
The Calumet Farms Wistful,
second choice at to 2, never got
into the act and wound up ninth.
Seventh Win in 16 Mounts.
This was the seventh win out
of 16 mounts that Shoemaker has
had since he arrived here last
Tuesday from California. Last
year he tied with Joe Culmone for
National jockey riding honors
with 1888 winners each. He's third
this year with 1876 winners.
she got through in the middle
of the pack when asked her to
run, and I had to hustle her all
the way" Willie said.
Signal led at first, followed by
Ruddy and Red Camelia, while
Thelma Berger was seventh. Kiss
Me Kate moved into third on the
final turn, and after Red Camelia
took a brief lead from Ruddy
both faded and Shoemaker
brought the winner down fast on
the outside of the track in the
stretch run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
Stars Pressed 10 Win
In Women's Tennis

Joan Deigert and Betty Mont
gomery supplied some fireworks
before being eliminated in the first
round of the District women's
tennis tournament yesterday on
the Sixteenth street courts.
Miss Montgomery extended
fonth-seeded Clara Bias to three
sets before bowling, rs, 3-6,
Ga, while Miss Deigert gave top
seeded Cecilia Hill real tussle
in their second set before losing,
60, 81.
Mildred Smith will play Pearl
and Ann Fennessey will
Meet Miss Bias in two top quarter
final singles matches today.
RESULTS.
Singles
= First round-Gunderson defeated Bole
6---3. Sc; Bouscaren defeated wood,
81, g.: Hines defeated Bageant. g.
e., o.: Smith defeated Penney. 80
g. s.; H9sgs defeated sherry 60. 90;
Laswell defeated Lackler. o.. 6-1
Messy defeated Wells. 2-6. 81. 6--;};
Graham defeated Welsh, 6--3. 6-2;
MONTGOMERY defeated Dunfield, Go,
81; Bias defeated Leek. So, Ct
Second round-Hall defeated Hines,
6-3. 4--6 6--3; Mccoy defeated Hugus
1-6, e-3 81: Fennessey defeated
Graham. 6-3. 1t, I'll; Bias defeated
7-5; 3-6, Cd; HIN de-
feated Deigert 60. al; Smith de-
feated Prioleau Cd -; Gunderson
VS.. BouScaren--ircor'rle
Doubles
Preliminary roInd--Vsrella- Geiger de-
feated Dallen-M eDermott. 60. a.:
Galbrea tn Possner defeated Colgate
First round-Bias-Levy defeated Welsh
Darling. b--3. 6-3; Hiil-Pace VS.. Wells
Gynch-score incomplete Bouscaren-
Montgomery defeated Varella-Geiger. 6--4
-
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
Singles.
ouarterfinals--lU:00 am (Kenwoodl
Smith VS.. Mccoy; Fennessey vs. Bias Hall
vs.. winner OF Gunderson- Bouscaren
(ArmyNavy) Hill VS. Laswen.
Doubles.
PRELIMINARY round-lO.00 am. MCCord-
Kuhn VS. Underwood uffield fColumbia)
Second round--Noon: Bannick- Teranova
vs.. Graham Priceleau tCoumbia) / pm,
HuRus- Hall VS., Deigert-Smith tEdgemoorl
MeCullough-Leet VS., Galbrea tn Posner
tEdgemoorl; Bole-Fennessey VS. Gunder-
on-Mortimer tColumbial; Mccoy VS.
winner OF 1000 am. match (Columbia).