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Evening star., 1951-05-23
One-Under-Por Fails to Qualify
AsIsoocs Tops Here

He lost in the first round, how
ever.
4. John ODonnell of Norfolk,
who cooled of after starting with
a course record 81 in the morn
ing. For the day he had 66-74-
lao. playing 3-over-par golf for
the last 27 after his fast start.
ODonnell has been to two pre-
vious PGAs. and in Detroit was
one Of a 12-man playoff for one
place. the match play rounds. The
12-to-1 odds were too much for
him. O'Donnell is 81.
1saacs Too Ambitious.
Isaacs, like ODonnell, had 66
in the morning. and then decided
he'd go out and shoot about a 60.
On the first three holes Of the
second round he went for brides
and three-putted instead. He
pulled himself together at that
point. and resuming his lack
adaisical manner, led the field.
NOTES-Kenwood Pro George
Diffenbaugh had four 37s for a
pair Of 74s, and in eight tourna-
ment rounds this season now has
six 74s and two 75s Fred
Bolton of Woodmont, after a last
place 81 and outgoing 80, dis
regarded in disgust change in
his swing made six months ago.
He finished with a three-under
par 80 for II in the afternoon.
The two smallest men in the field
were the only ones to drive the
green on Congressionals 280-yard
par four finishing hole. They
were Walter Romans of Baltimore
and Dan Herring of Petersburg.
Both missed eagle puts.
Andy Gibson of Baltimore, the
favorite, missed out with 1872 be-
cause he had SO puts for each
round. an average of two per
green, which is not good.
Witty Cox persuaded Fred Nc
Leod to quit after 18 holes, over
McLeod's violent protests. The
1903 National Open champ wanted
to go all the way. . Entries close
Friday for Mondays Annapolis
Roads Open with Ray or Roy
Shields at Annapolis 6770.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
~ Women Golfers
Compete Friday for
Evening Star Cup

The Star Cup, oldest tourna-
ment on the Women's District
Golf Association schedule, will at
tract a near-record field of 50
entries to Prince Georges Country
Club Friday for the 34th renewal
of the Glass A division.
Pairings and starting times were
announced by Mrs. Paul Barefoot,
Glass A tournament chairman of
the WDGA.
The field will include the de-
Tending champion, Mrs. Margaret
Cox Voigt of the host club, wife of
George Voigt, the former inter-
national golf star.
Pairings:
s:42. Mrs: J. W. Godfrey Gcong) and
Jsni tcong2 and Mrs; Lester BaTnicle
lCongl and Mrs. E, v. Brumflel Gong. ];
1854. Mrs. K. g.. Giles (IS) and Mrs. John
Sns Len .nd Ms} IT,. sSS Mrs Marty Gordon
500, Mrs. c. +. Hunter Ken.) and
Mrs Edward Fox (Ken.); 9:06. Mrs. J. p.
Trouchcard SKen.) and Mrs; james somess
and Mrs, slP Franz MRS Mirth T. WasS slHs5 sn4
Mrs. Betty Meckley (Keno and Mrs.
sMan.} and Mr.. ". A. Devin = tMan. 5 !;
sa1xi esS Mss Nar1iD Tom tMan Wildsr (Man and Mrs
$50. Mrs. Mario scandifno CMan.) and
MRS. R., D, Watson MANI: 9;34, Mrs.
JACK DAILY !Man.) and Mrs. e. G, Atwood
and Mrs. Alfred J. Loda tMan); 9:42,
TsS S c9ssS sna ,.s @ S;r|s re NJ YssF smith
Ma,s. MTs Adelaide 5H dexIs {RG) and MRS George
sss R Maa sna Mrs HfsaEd svz (p W9stsT spa G
io:os: Mrs: NJ; + Toglinski GAN, and
sbabso Mrs Ora tpn Ense n5 PG; b.. 1925 Mrs.. N;
Mrs. GOrdon ,simmonds WASH: 1o:14.
Mrs; Mrs. Henry baIy, W Riley tWash;' and Mrs
liam A. Walsh aWash.) and MRS. George
H Bailey. r.; (Wash):, 1929, Mrs. B. R.
ass 1os %h Mrs and Gwen Mis- Zines Ann w,sS 5
1890. Mrs. Walton Calvert Cwash.)
and and Mrs NJ :, Howard Lady 1Wash.}; .i0:34,
Alexander M h coSp ce Mess ioss aTs ana Mesmsn Mss
Neugass (Wood.) ana Mrs. Milton Harris
(Wood.); 10:42. Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith
(Wood) and Mrs Arthur Sims Wood ):
10:46; Mrs; Henry s. Goodman (Wood)
and Mrs. Theodore Peyser (Wood).
Tenth Tee.
9:06.. Miss Betty CARRIER (Arg) and Mrs.
Richard Foley (Arg0; 9;10, Mrs. Charles
tKen.l; 9:14. Mrs. George Purmort (A.N)
and Mrs: ]. w. Swanson (A.N); 9:1S. Mrs.
~. r. Kullman (A.N.l and Mrs. p H. STREET.
(A.N.l; 9:22, Mrs. Frank Browning (AN.r
and Mrs. M. NJ. Hay tA.N); 9:26, Mrs
John Mancos (B.H) and Mrs. William Gill
$50. Mrs. M. p. Mehan (B.H.) and Mrs.
]. A. Brooks (B.H); 9:34. Mrs. james A.
Swink (B.H) and Mrs. Cecil Burnside
tC.Cl; 9:3S. Mrs. Ed Ferriday tC.C) and
Mrs. Walter Stokes (Man.); 9:42, Mrs. w.
~. Mathews (c.C) and Mrs. Franklin
Babcock (C.Cl; 9:46, Mrs. Morris Barroll
C.C0 and Mrs. Henry Ravenel (C.CD;
1880. Mrs. Arnold Wilcox tC.c.l and Mrs.
Philip Israel (C.C): 9:54, Mrs. L. G. Pray
tCol.) and Mrs, Carl MacCartee (CoD;
I9:5s, Mrs. John Kerkam (ColJ and Mrs.
Woodlief Thomas (C.CO.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Bob Williams Signed
By Bears for ) Years
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, May 23.-Bob Will
liams. the Baltimore boy who
stepped into Johnny Lujack's
shoes as Notre Danes No. l
quarterback, will be playing with
Lujack for the Chicago Bears Of
the National Football League next
season.
The 21-year-old All-America,
who last season tossed and COM
pleted more passes than any other
player in Notre Dame history
210 tossed and SO completed
signed a three-year contract with
the Bears yesterday at terms not
disclosed. He was the Bears No.
! draft choice.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

Twenty years ago-Yale edged
Harvard, 69-66, in a track meet
at New Haven.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
'Mr. Tri-Y' to Be Named
AT Contest SATURDAY.

Richmond, Baltimore and Wash.
tington YMCAs will stage weight
lifting and physique contest Sat-
Iurday at the Y here, starting at
IS pm.
The physique contest will de-
termine the "Mr. Tri-Y" titlist
Among the entrants are Frank
IMetzler. Larry Paris, Bill Nemer
and Joe Blain, all of whom have
won in similar contests.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Entries for City Tennis
|WiII Close tomorrow

Entries for the annual City o1
Washington tennis champion.
ships, with play to start Saturday
lat Edgemoor Club, will close to.
morrow at 6 pm.
They will be accepted by the
Edgemoor Club. phone Wisconsin
$500, or Bill Shreve at tine Tennis
Shop. National 5165.
Mems and women's singles anc
doubles and mixed doubles viii
jbe played. One of the largest
fields in the tournaments history
lis expected. The event will in.
Iaugurate the competitive season
for adult tennis players.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Bolster Has HoIe-in-One
In Catholic Title Win

Dennis Bolster Of Gonzaga used
a hole-in-one as part of the l.
over-par II he shot yesterday over
the Georgetown Prep course tc
win the Metropolitan Catholic
League golf championship. Boil
ster fired his ace on the 18th hole
James Clark Of st. Johns was
second with "a. followed by Perky
Cullinane, another st. Johns
golfer, with II.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

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Evening star., 1951-05-23
Wilson High Net Team
Stretches Streuk to 19

Wilson Highs tennis team has
a 19-match, two-year winning
streak and its second interhigh
title in a row after shutting out
Tech, TO, at the Pierce Mill courts
yesterday. It was the Tigers fifth
league win Of the season.
In another interhigh net match
Coolidge blanked Anacostia, TO, al
Potomac Park for the Colts fifth
win of the season.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Rocco Meets Lone Eagle
At Turner'S Tonioht

Antonino Rocca, considered one
of the most colorful and popular
wrestlers in the business, returns
to Turner's Arena tonight in a CO.
minute time limit bout against the
Lone Eagle.
In other matches, Elephant Boy
will face Hill Billy Spunky, Kola
Kwariani will meet Art Walgh,
Frederick Won Schact will meet
the Mighty Titan and MIR. Europe
will meet Harry Finkelstein.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

"Big shavers" go for Personnas-at.
a-nickel the way "ittle shavers" 20
for lemon drops. What a sweet prop
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costing no more than ordinary
blades. Yep, Personals have been
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>. they still give the world s
smoothest shayes. Prove it to your.
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Evening star., 1951-05-23
; Ex-Mojor Leoeuers
Conduct Clinic TONIGHT

Three former major league
baseball players, now in the Army
at Fort Myer, will conduct a
junior baseball clinic at 7:3O
o'clock tonight at Four-Mile Run
Playground in Arlington.
Johnny Antonelli. pitcher for
the Braves: Danny O'Connell
Pittsburgh inf1elder, and Sam
Calderone. Giants catcher, will
show boys attending the finer
points OF the game. The clinic
for which there is no charge, is
being sponsored by the Arlington
Recreation Department.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Jets and JoIters Meet
To Breuk Tie Toniaht

The Washington Jets and New
Jersey Jolters will break their IL
series deadlock tonight when they
meet in another National Roller
Derby League game at $3.50 O'Clock
at Uline Arena.
The Jolters. helped by Renee
Randle's grand slam in the last
minutes, evened the series last
might with a 1913 victory.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Second Day 0ualifiers
AT Manor Shooting
AT Pair Of lis

The secondary qualifiers in the
sixth Manor Club Invitation tour
nament today were firing at
1-oyer-par Ills by Herb Rudd, the
Federal Golf Association cham
pion, and M. Parker Nolan OF
Congressional, runnerup ut Manor
Is years ago. who tied for tempo
rary medal honors yesterday as
almost half Of q field Of z7o
played.
Bobby BrowneIl, the six-time
District amateur champion; Ralph
Bogart. the Middle Atlantic anna
teur titlist; Claude Wild, winner
Of the Washington Club Invitation
last fall and co-holder Of the
Maryland four-ball title; Charley
Price, Ed Semmler. Eddie Ault,
Martin F. Mccarthy and other
top-notch District amateurs were
among the second-day Qualifiers
today with chance to break the
medal tie.
It appeared that a score Of n
would play OF for the champion
ship flight about $3.50 this eve
ming. and Pro Clagett Stevens Of
Manor warned the seven n shoot
erS Of yesterday to be on hand
ut that time. I
Only six players broke n yes
terday as the woods nine took its
toll Of the first days field. and
summer rules. in vogue for the
first time this year In an amateur
tournament. thwarted some others,
although the course is in excel
lent condition.
Rudd was one Of three members
Of a delegation from Bethesda
Country Club that apparently had
berths clinched in the champion
ship Is that will start match play
tomorrow. The other Bethesdans
were Jack Ferguson with a 73I
and Ben Hartig with q IS.
Rudd was out in "a, one under
par and back in 81 for his II and
Nolan. who had not been playing
particularly well Of late and was
doubtful as to his ability to
qualify. had S6-35. Rudd came
out Of O trap on the 18th and
dropped an 8-foot putt to tie
Nolan. who played the hole in
the regulation manner.
Volney Burnett Of Indian Spring
was on the borderline with a ri
and his chances Of qualifying de-
pend on high scoring today.
Yesterdays threesome of promi-
nent football names was led by
Jim Tatum, the Maryland foot
ball coach. with an SO. Max Far
rington, director of athletics at
George Washington had SO and
Tuffy Leemans reported no card
The leaders:
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-13

week and look for our column.
How about an old folks home?
More about this later.
H. L. Greene,
Commissioner of Public
Relations
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-01-13
Loyal Buddies News

To the many friends of the
club, that have constantly asked
about us and our operations, /
find great pleasure in resuming
our weekly column. We are still
working with the civic improve
ments in Negro Miami. Some IA
months ago, we undertook the ex-
pense of rent, light and water
bills for the Negro branch of the
Lighthouse for the Blind. am
very happy to say Though some
times pressed for finance) we
have successfully met the obli-
cations at a monthly cost of
$118 or a total cost thus far of
some 1882 and we have every
intention of continuing this pro-
ject for a period of not less than
5 years.
Some of you, reading this ar
ticle are members of organiza-
tons or perhaps individuals, that
have contributed to this worthy
cause, to such l take this method
to thank you and invite you or
your organization to use the COM
plete facilities of the Loyal Bud
dies Club. These arrangements
may be made by writing us at
2151 NV 9th place or contracting
H. L. Greene at 225A NV 10th
St., phone 2-0649.
The regular election was held
Tuesday, January 2. The follow
ing members were elected to the
Board of Directors and will man
age the business of the club for
the next IL months: Buddy Ivo-
ry ]. Reid, president; James E.
Reese, vice president; H. L.
Greene, recording secretary;
Johnnie Brantly, financial secre-
tary; Thomas Rivers, treasurer;
Royal Clay, business manager;
Joseph Stewart, Lloyd Cooper,
Nathaniel Owens.
We invite you to visit the Light
/ House for>the Blind. Buy those
things that they have to sell and
enjoy the satisfaction of know
ing that you have helped some
one far less fortunate than you.
Read the Miami Times each
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Cr:-,erc May Eventually Be WeIter Champ:
NEW YORK

QUIET boxing circles that 94. pro-
R1n mt Gse as n his G 1 oosnd t
surprise you may yet be the first from the
the welt d e50C8 Efmsms s f leather To~er
m from the Land sugar held either the light
9E W on r sss as i47 pound %
ban england Gg back F the T Sa 1Sa Tnsy osD aenS
sTo U930 Ray ROBINSON who took on m S oSe
Tci1ay BELL Of Cleveland in an
m v ThD eis JACKIE Ssfn
DrO grab the gonfalon He lost thete IN ms n$s q 4
turn bout scored technical FREEMAN to regain it.
ship q "a Hea efi
and ANdER1NG HANK beat B3 oa ba ROSS
New york clubbing from Fritze zLvIC on
into the pound lmeght 90 1916 verdict over
game, tough Tommy BELL.
TOR WHILE meets the rugged capable
caoo as nS Dec Is clash at the Garden with
Paddy YOUNG notices from the spowrtters as
dropped 12 in two and scored IS knockout H a
1H TINES aut ne and Tony punching
as s od mh his making ne
worthy the greatest fighter pound for pound the ring
three Garden matches He lost split decision
wP sHaay Boy %T an1 1 % score % HTs has
six round support Jetson ARNOLD Of
a big until afou of Rocky GRAzANo
nwhle, the BOSNIAN of the HAVANA
nghtclub GAVIIAN maintains his
headquarters backing their to the h against NIGEL in
- - - . w
NEW YORK SHORT Shots Hank DezONI sold by Arthur
/
club National Basketball ASSN is back town. jobess
that the outfit block a possible
merger with WASHINGTON GAPS. anxious get
KNICKERBOCIERS- sntP MacDUFFIE
sterling distance
track captain the first Of his captain Manhattan
athletic club George well of Loneliness) WOODS RED
ROOSTER m the headquarters football
find em all there including Buddy Sherman
ARD Emlen TUNNEL George TALIAFERRO Stonewal
SON plus plentiful gathering Of the greats
big leaguers make ROOM atop sugar
Hill ST. Nicholas Place. their
Hank the birthday that
NEI1A, Luke EASTER. BANKHEAD and Sammy JETHRoE
also are partial to BOWMAS SMAL PARADISE catches
pro basketbalers like Pop GATES KING
Eddie YOUNGER, Jim USRY and other
vern angaroo) STOKES is the big noise
ne captained the
oaSketoaH squad There's another
club on the local scene but made baseball
NELL NY GIANTS defense YOUNG George RATTET-
MAN Ed SHARKEY and Lou KUSSEROW of the football
1ANEE Larry DOLBY of the CLEVELAND INDIANS and Monte
Irwin OF the GIANTS baseball
70 at the Westminster Plains against an ALI
star club Buddy YOUNG will squad and the men
WIN perform for around $40 WILLIAMS
SQUARE GARDEN GATICA Argentine Marshall
a "a manager OF Joe LOUIS is around town. WHITE
OF the greatest of
St as spy and recite
MOND Giants the old PHILADELPHIA Colored Giants ts en-
BAN Giants Rube FOSTERS Schorngs and manv others a. ..
those incredible outfits st playing Which brings me
70 mere where I'm wishing you and Merry Merry Christmas
and thanks =" ' "0s
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mrrt nrr Almufpn

s. lit etlpas S60nes in ser aroEeu
@ottesfanilie, 0tenl6beit genunnt,
un BEN EeiGtltm uno Inn oie Mrmllt
menn lebtere I'M @eiltes @ottes unO
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namli6en @eiite Gertpenoung finoet.
Snbe5ltg auf Sen Hei6tum, ser aIs
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gelporOen: i6 bin INNER oaour6 rel
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mann mar" 2aBt uns bernnah oacn
geben, redti6affenen 2elten 5por
reidliGer, a6er al16 feinem anoeren
oas gotluenoige periaeen, ielbit nnie=
rem 6einoen ntdt; oenn mir gcter
nld)t oen Sitten, ni6t Dem Gburafter,
ionOern oem Menl6en, oas beibt oeln
GbenbilO 8ottes, unleren 9rliOern.
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= Tran @m. g., =.

@enn Sbre Sa1tarsidldge, beglet.
tet BON Suden, BON Sbren Nerpen per-
l,rloht peroen, gibt es fein einfa6es
res rno it6ereres Otittel ols geipobn-
lihen giiig, am beIten @eineliig ooet
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men nabrnebmen, Oas aber nit ser
3eit abnimmt. sluf anoere Seile oes
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auerlei 0autfranfbeiten, lelbIt 5le6-
ten (gc5ema) gebeilt tperoen. Cine
lGngere, llnltnterbrodene gebanolung
lit erforoerlid.
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nno Damn = orebte es iib tpieber i'm
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Sebens. Gei6e Ben WenId)en ST.
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Observation-Disclosures Se6nit, 3oolo.
gie uno anoeres, entbdlt 1lnO oeSbalh
cine groBere slu5abl gdnoe lmfoBt.
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Ber frltfan,r Hfliigrr

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gb' nod Elm neuer Morgen nab,
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Gie Ider5elge eingefaBt.
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Sor.
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Streit,
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er ltegt perlunfen uno - oertpiidt
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Taufrnh 5ahr'
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G5 lab elmer itia in ieinem 3inmcr
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gungen mie Elm Saar -"
yMh," oahte ser Wfann am Sen.
tier, nou armes, fleines WGb6en, 10
eebt es INNER i'm 2eben. Mit beinen
Shmer5 bit bu itets allein. 9as
2eben gebt tpeiter. 0ie WenIden ii,,-
gen llno laden, es orebt ii6 Ser &ei=
gen tpie Ionlt. 0u aber magIt ieben,
ple bu oein &eio trdglt."
ltno pieber fam sic tiefe S6ners
mutt iiber i'm uno bie groBe 5rage
8ie ion i6 meine Gage nur i6lep'
pen?
aber iieb, oas fleine Mdbden nabul
plotli9 sic Sanbe bonn @eii6t unb
blin5elte unter Tranen binbur6 nod
SEN ipielenben @efdbrtinnen. Nodj
rollten idtpere Eropfen iiber iein &C.
iidt. Mber Damn fubr es nit Ser
S6iir5e iiber sic Mugen, itri6 nod
einmoI Iber 6ie idmeraenoen &nie,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-30
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gon Grof. s. ~. 9mebreu,
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643 Spntb Sbiu Mpenne,
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