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Evening star., 1951-05-06
1O-ACRE ESTATE,
ENZOR REALTY co.
CHI. 1000 Wash. Blvd. OK. 2234

Delightful Combination
Seldom found combination
of attractive neighborhood
plus small two-bedroom semi
detached brick home, in ex-
cellent condition. plus ac-
cessible location. Best Of all
are the terms of $4,000 down
and 500 month which
covers all carrying charges.
Vacant Immediate inspection
and possession. See it today.
For further information call
Mr., Pat Morrison, AP. $685..
SHANNON & LUCHS
NORTHERN VIRGINIA OFFICE
2055 Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-6S00.
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!: :tcont.l

DRY CLEANING PLANT. established
10 yrs In same place. Finest reputa-
ton. Buildings, lot, equipment in
cluded. real money-maker. Lo-
MISS KING, KE. 3-5I84. ?7Y''
BELOW DUPONT CIRCLE and the
tunnel; ~ rooms, many baths, full
paSIe3m1ent I31 rear parking space.
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st.
RRMT by 1Nao NAi ll66; night and Sunday,
comml location; 25.Sx5O.9 brick
oHlding; price, $175OO. to close out
Wifb VHfb RFni9TmaIISn g nfI%nv call Mr. Curling.
ao. GO700i ewes. and sun, La.
MODERN SELF. F.sERvICE grocery.
convenient LOCATION in Waldorf, Nd,
gThowlns TcoTinSs excellent eiu; return; low rent.
new lease assured, stock, equipme ent;
owners health reason for selling.
Bargaln-don't wait-bring deposit.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO., on
Route 30l, below Waldorf. Phone
GENFp "a rlata az 5946 46n or Waldorf 37Ol.
dble. garage; well equipped 25 mil
from D. c.. in Va. owner can't de-
vote time. Call Fairfax 966-R. -
THREE-STORY BLDG. with ware
house 81 #. long. See owner on
GAS STATION with st ant. It, over. W,T Rapidly
prc s1o669% DOWN and ssssona6ls essy ten@s
ness zoning. Am opening new sta
S95 r99 or TeaTqn TR fSr e4S selling Call Fairfax
BLADENsBURG RID. on Defense hwy.
Large frame house on lot Of
nearly 10000 SO. #. $4,000. Good
commercial location. WALTER NJ.
SA1 "a MAM, n51S Agent 1927 X st. NV.
FoK @ SALE OR RENT-New store,
Just completed; ideal for florist,
shoe repair, fish and poultry store.
sporting goods or any small busi-
ness; in shopping center of thriv-
7I24 Marlboro pike. 10. S-4934.
MEDICAL CENTER, on Goth st, NV,
between < and L, Vacant. 3-story
| DIX; gas, heat, parking; commercial;
NEEDS DECORATING only; S24 1850.
DR9RY eHss R,[ Realty AdJs CORP, MI. 1000;
CORNER STORE. apt. above. Georgia
ave, near Varnum st. Mrs. Chris
takos, RA. 1929. MARSHALL ]
MAPLE w Il5s CO, 1924 14th st. NV.
lSEN nal SILVER SPRING-A SUBJ
| Stantial 7-room tile residence with
fun bsmt. and oil heat, which can
be zoned comm%cial upon appli-
cation. Priced on residential basis
at S15. 800. Here's a good PROPOSE,
p0lI T1on for somebody. RIPLEY Z
ewes.
COMMERCIAL, on 11th st. at. Vt
Frame dwelling, 6 rms, alley in
rear: 5000 cash. F. ELIOT
MD MACIPPDLEToN, Realtor, RE. 11s1.
apt. 422 9TH st. Sw.; first com
mercial; $4,000; possession with
settlement. DI. 1915 till 8 pm;
eyes; and Sun. DE. 5118. VIM. Ii
| SAUNDERS CO., INC. -s
LIQUOR STORE AND DEL, in near.
| by Md-Did S65. 900 last yr. Priced
to sell. For info, call WA. 97s7
Mon.-Sat., 2 p.m.-f pm.
40o9 31th ST., Mt Rainier, Md
Brick store with bsmt.: large display
windows. Suitable for any business
DI lois till s pm; ewes. and Sun,
SH. 1855. VIM, H. SAUNDERS CO.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

COMMERCIAL s-unit apt. bldg.;
ca. contains liv. rm., dinette-kit.
bath, bedrm and hall; tenants pay
utils.: asking S35, 900: gross on low
rents S4,2S4 yr.; expenses. 81 400;
$4,000 cash will handle. Mr.
Forkish. TU. 2100; ewes. GE. 1888
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOR. -
FIRST OFFERING-S4,0 900 down will
net you over 81 900 per year at low
paving off balance of price; $ls,950.
2Ioo; eyes; 81, sis7. AVON
20% RETURN on invested cash of
approx. $4,000 is assured while
acquiring equity in mod. apt bldg.
Mr.. Burruss. TU. 2100. AVON
SHoCKEY. REALTORS. -
Mr.. CONN. AND r ST. on 21st-
Attractive 6-unit bldg. in this conv.
loc.; gross rents over $4,000
annually. Mr.. Watts. with DRURY
6El 6EAlTx 57s,. CORP" MI. 1000; ewes,
NE. aunt sEMIDET. BRICK near
Tech High; income 1884 per VI.
OWNER. ?. '9B, 8. Box 6sie. 1'6oP NorthWess 6Vws;
APT. SITE. 1900 So. ft. Beautiful
cenv. corner in D. C. with old apt.
bldg. Gross rent over $4,000 VI.
Get a nice return and build later.
$21,50 $500 down. MAURICE
KoHNER- m. 214a.
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (con,. J

ments with annual rent of $500:
expenses about 81 900; both figures
given US by owner Price, fur
lHsned' 100000: ASH for Mar. Hurd,
P. SHOEMAKER, lis K st. NV n.w.'
Nk: r. dATaoL1c a22i u.-Det. masonry
II rms; 3 baths. lge. lot; 2nd
comm. Also 800 R. 1. ave. cor.
S1ore' M 9iflce rms; and apt. Terms
Sso, ", cLiFFoRp 3Ri1 sHERTAER. RE
NEW CUNT BRICK APT. bldg, To-
Gated in Silver Spring; 2-bedrm.
apis. renting for S75 each. Ten
ant pays own uttils. Net return of
over lU%e on investment; SOD, 800;
AGENCY. sFus'i sH. s$4i $459. 900 Eves sRoWN sG
STORE, complete with fixtures, ready
1or business. Just needs stock, Other
two buildings already rented. Prop
efty located in small progressive
Town ABOUT 80 miles from Washing
any gas station. Has many possi-
biilties for enterprising businessman.
Por IT, information, call Fairfax
WEST OF CONN, near Dupont Cir
G5en G5e~smali apt, excellent invest
".
Mr.; BENNETT, Ma. GAL. Wo.
NEAR S. CAPITOL, Atlantic s.e-4-
family brick semidet.; bedrm., lvi.
rm;. din, kit, BATH; gross income.
cash. McCUNE, Jo. 3-6s89.
SLIGHTLY OVER 5 TIMES annual
rental--Owner moving to Fla Six
unit. newly remodeled. brick bldg;
completely furnished. 2fst and
Jacobs. NO. s319. MEzANNOTTE &
CO., ST. 1868.
1? UNIT APT; special bargain, new
low price, will trade. STEELE, RE.
0a93. CH. 1905. EN- 03O3 q
CONGRESS HGHTS.-New, .5-family
brk., semidet.; bedrm., nv rm.,
din. rm., kit, bath, individual
heating plants. $1,000 cash. P.
o: Box 4701, Wash. 20. D. c. -6
Z BRICKS. Fenton st. near N. Cap.
For quick sale, So 800. THOMAS
P: BROWN. MA. 1919.
l0lf BELMONT RID. NW.-Of
Conn. ave. NV. Semidet. brick,
suitable for 3 apis. 3 full baths,
REALTY. EN-. 0047. % =
TWO UNITS, Sl3,950 EA.
Rent, $l30 each. Tenants pay every
thing. $4,000 cash, each.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700. --6
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Near Catholic University. Home and
investment. Modern apt. bldg, Al
constructions 4 apts.. lge porches,
auto. h.-w.h.; lge. yards. Act today
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Open Today, 2 It'll 7
2434 N. Potomac St., Arl.
3,bedroom Cape Cod, brick; LIST floor
bedroom and bath; .2nd floor. 2 large
bedrooms, full bath, ample closets
porch; sep, din. rm.. equip kit; full
basement. bath; yard entrance; hot
water oil; det. gar; large lot; most
beautiful with trees. shrubs anc
flowers.
To reach: out Lee hwy. right on No
L. MCGEE KING
GL,. 5273. 1861 Wilson blvd. CH
Evening star., 1951-05-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RENT-ls15 Wisconsin ave. {:
lot 149tx12Qi suitable for used
ENTIRE End FLOOR NEAR 14th q
F SITS. NV, consisting of rms, and
toilet, suitable for any type busi-
ness; heat furn.: vacant; rent S175
mo-; consult SHANNON g. LUCHS
co. Realtors. 1905 H st. NV, MA.
ABOUT 5000 so. FIT. 27 rms in
corner building near White House
Tor lease to one tenant for COM
nerc1al use. Very reasonable rent,
Gall ME- M BIRCKHEAD. DI. 62I0 or
HOUSE, zoned CONNER
cial. Parking facilities a, ailabl
Want offer: Box 5S35, Bethesda.
sa7 UPsHUR ST. N.W.-1st COM
mercial, store; ideal for florist. or
similar business. MICHAEL WALSH
& SONS, RE. 82S2, 1911 Eye st. NV.
9th AND E SITS. N.W.-2nd floor. am
cond.: separate entrance 9lX4O plus
3 Offices: 2 baths, mod. ma. 1896.
oNE-sToRY brick building, Part of
about 16x60 it.. zoned industriai'
block of Wis. ave. Rent S10O pef
mo. Immediate possession. HENRYJ j.
BqRsi Bf' si41 NC 1924 VT ave. NV.
CONTINUED on Next PaEe)
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YOUR CHOICE

l. An old house on corner
lot that. needs reconditioning
but could make a home for
someone for only S7,500.
$500 down. balance $50 mo.
?. Large stucco house. 8
rms, in very good location.
near hwy. shopping center,
residential section: needs re-
decorating and some repair.
A bargain at S1O,950, $500
down.
3 A very attractive 5-'rm.
rambler. modernistic design.
lge. picture windows. Nice ige.
corner lot IN good .neighbor-
hood; S17.95o. This may be
4. Stately brick Colonial. =
rms. 2 baths. set up on hill.
good location; lot approx.
8, 559,yy1so9G; < 1so9G; can be bought for
5. Colonial brick, T nice
rms, rec. rm. in bsmt.. in
excel. eon eond;: /: very good sec
8. White brick Colonial. 3
years old. 3 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace, lge. din.
rm.. ultra modern kitchen.
dishwasher, garbage disposal,
etc Rec. rm. with fireplace,
screened 200 porch, beautiful
We also have Q beautiful
homes, one at $4,000 and
one at $4,000 that would
tors or convalescent homes.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
INVESTMENT PROP FOR SALE BUSINESS PRop-s4IE Vcon,7

80 UNITS IN NEARBY VA.
Located less than 3 mi. to down.
kitchen and bath, and rented for
$50 per mo. Gross income S25. 200.
Price $175, 900. Ewes. and Sun. call
Mr.. Measell, ST. 2S4S or Mr.. Con-
lon, MI 5S22.
w. BERENS SALES, INC
1920 K st. NV, Ma. 5O05.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

LIST YOUR HOUSE with us today.
u. 3.9032. CHAPMAN REALTY CO, 5,
WANTED "a NJ E TO BUY in Arlington or
quick sale if priced right. Cali
ARLINGTON HOMES needed urgent.
~ ny old reliable firm. Free ap-
pdtaalsal; ptaS z. CROSS & son, AT.
HAVE CLIENT for 3 bedrm brick Viz
S3a5I Sdihp ~ springs. Dist hgts.. Silver
HiA, Temple Hills. j. Chronaker,
HOMES AND INVESTMENT propertie,
needed for our cash buyers. THOS
r FARRELL Co, Realtors (estab
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCHIcoa. ca COZ
pie have 81 500 cash; will pay up
to $4,000 for 3-bedrm., 2-story det
Colonial or Cape COD house. not over
29 years old. MR.. HASSELL. CH,
LIsTINGs wANTED-You need Our
long selling experience and expert
appraisal to make that quick sale.
EYE, phone OR. 6916. L. T. GRA-
NVATTE. Realtor, 1918 K st. NV.
WILL niJ - PAY =, all cash for bungalov in
nearby Md, near elementary school,
IN VIRGINIA, direct from 1TS oWner-
or Z rm. house. frame or brick,
any condition; all cash. OW. S77I
MODERN, CLEAN. 2 to 4 bedroom
nome nome IN good ?. c. or nearby Mary
NapG ,ape !ocatIon; have substantial cash
Mrs cox vi. sl36 or Ii. $3.50.
PARTY WANTS To BUY from owner
white or colored houses; pay all
cash; Box 457-A, Star.
We VII, NEED HOMES to sell and we
~
iNVEsTMENTi" M" COZ CORR yours; ST. bKSMN S9$d,
GROOM HOUSE or duplex wanted
c!ose-ln sc. or GEORGETOWN. Owner
Only 4krn Box { "a &255ooB. Star
L NEED nice 6-rm. brick home in
aaiiiefest 5aaeefes or Ft. Dupont area. ST
DIRECT FROM owNER-casb to,
Eyes. FA. 1858 or 81. 1907.
l WILL RAY YOU CASH today for
Sate SG15 aeHe se1en 10 f1y an aso asssfiOa 1mns:
DIRECT FROM owNERecasbf F: C ff4t for
Evess IA is't5ss $3.50 m or y Sc G" 7sa7 Hs77 or Md
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal,
OF your home business or invest
mem ment property Is what you desire
sOS North Capitol MA $3.50 Free
ATTENTION. e. and sc. owners
we specialize in these two sections,
Witr - yrs. OF experience. List your
nome with US for sale or rent to get
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY
335 n st. ne. FIR. $500.
WANT TO PURCHASE a nice 3-bed.
rm- home in nice location: have
.Subst. cash Box 1g0-Y, Star !4s
WE BUY FOR CASH, We sell On
terms. Be sure and call STEELE,
RE. 0493. CHI. 1905. g
hAMbLER-Brick or stone. Old
Dominion DIR. area, Arlington. Q or =
agent. Send description and photo-
graph to PROSPECTIVE BUYER,
I20l Key bou,eeyard. Arl., Va. -6
NEED 3-BEDRM.; bsmt.; max. SIS
goo; S9 ! upper g., NV. or nearby Md. Box
s;E; OR NEARBY MARYLAND-Seed
3-bedrm. home under $4,000 for
eash s1o6y buyer. LU. 4-0747; ewes, LU,
ENGINEER. employed Fort BeIvoir,
will pay all cash for 3:bedrm. home
or 2-bedrm. home with expand a Bic
ftsi9; frsme " wants b4;,. good 90 CONSTRUCTION,
ground; preferably located between
Annandale and Lorton. Call Mr..
Hughes, ewes, AL. 6657. JAMES l.,
DIXON & CO. ia. 5-7200. IS
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
HOMES-MD., VA. D, c.
Mr. QUICK pa a1iS 20.
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STONE RAMBLER

STONE RAMBLER
On a lovely "a acre. This is the hard
to find kind in a quality home; 4
bedrms., ! " baths, gracious liv. rm.
with firepl.. large dining Il
equipped kitchen includes Formica
breakfast bar; also lear att. gar.
the very finest construction: S26.-
$50
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-06-23

make any team in the game-oday yeserdayStan Musia
might also break in with pitcher two But tax
ing entire league Dodgers virtually mpregnabe
back of the bat at first second short and in the outed
THEIR oUTFIEID today the dangerous the most
effective in either league They could another
pitcher-Backwe Presko Mag Roberts-and that's ALL
Billy the best third baseman that graced the
turn to homebut he will do in pinch Give the Dodgers
player like George Ke and their astar roster would be
packed.
third baseman and another good pitcher would enough
to guarantee around 25 victories and the World Series in four
straight
Even as it is the Dodgers should 11o games and per-
hapS challenge the Cubs National League record of 49, made
back in 1906.
For an-around offensive defensive strength the 1851
Dodgers stand alone Just in the of aside from
hneSse what other club offer Snder Campanela Pako
Hodges Robinson and Furio in single blasting string?
YEARS AGO STANFORD had who deserved to
make any A-Amerca football team Among them were Keith
Topping Bones Hamilton and Bobby Grayson Yethey kept
winning games by field goal
1--WE could win any time felt like it," Topping
told $50 we'd fool around and finally would
say: Aw let's kick a field goal."
This Brooklyn much the way. They to
fool until eighth ninth inning and it's easy
home run"
And snder or Hodges or campanea or Furlo or Robinson
will promptly obgeeven with two out in the ninth With
Pafko added the team down to the pitcher
is dangerous.
The Red Sox have Williams, vern Stephens, Bobby
Doerr and maybe who the applicant
moments notice But the Red sox have such Of
A-bombs the Dodgers have.
THE YANKEES this respect, in their class
class The Cardinals Musal-and who
else? The Giants have two fair distance htters Pitts
burgh Kiner White Eddie Robinson But
what other has the likes Of Sndr Pako Hodges Campa
nea Furio Robinson and and then fellow known
Peewee Reese?
the Dodgers only equipped with the ambition to
set record-up lit games-they should make it. But
you that good-and know 1.-THE inclination to loaf
quit husng often strong they wait for the closing
big punch.
thing hurt them is faulty pitching. And
1t would be terrible games with much offensive
and defensive support.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
BY the Assoeiaied Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 49,
Amateur Pat O'Sullivan Of Orange.
Conn, moved / up on favored
Patty Berg today after nine holes
of their 36-hole match for the
22d annual Women's Western
Open golf championship.
Miss Berg, the tourney wise pro-
feSsional from Minneapolis, turned
on the photographers on both the
first and second holes, which she
lost to Miss O'Sullivan. She COM
planned that they were swapping
pictures while she was shooting
and the cameramen were barred
from the links.
It was the second rhubarb about
photographers. Earlier when Mrs
George (Babe Didrikson) Zaharia.
lost to Miss Berg. the Babe com.
planned about photographers anc
conceded hole to Patty.
The 23-year- -old Mir O'Sullivar
played cool, deliberate golf, goinl
out in one under women's pa
while Patty scored an even par 38
The Whitemarsh Valley Countr!
Club course was in the best condi
ton of the tournament today afte
rains cooled off the baked fair
ways. The rain caused 20
minute delay on the play, but tn
slIn came nIIt shortly
Miss O'Sullivan won the frs
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Trainer |. 6. BedweII
Protests Racing Ban
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, June 23.-Trainel
L. G. CBuster) Bedwell today pro-
tested the Michigan racing COM
|missioner's refusal to issue him q
license to enter horses belonging
to Jimmy Brink of Covington, KY
Commissioner Fred Harris, who
withheld the license yesterday
said Bedwell will be given hear
ing Monday.
Harris said the refusal to license
Bedwell because of his connection
with the Brink horses was an out
growth Of the Senate Crime Com
|mittee hearings before which
Brink was called to testify.
Brink was described by the COM
missioner as proprietor of a night
club and gambling house in North
ern Kentucky. He also owns the
Lookout Stud near Covington.
Bedwell himself Is in gooc
standing as a trainer, the COM
missioner's Office said, but his
connection with Drinks horse.
was found Objectionable by tht
commissioner.
Evening star., 1951-06-23

College, Baltimore, was pitted
against his fellow Jamaican. Herb
McKenley, and Nal Whitfield Of
the United States. McKenley set
his world 440-yard mark Of 46
seconds here in Edwards Stadium
lin 1948 and in the same year
racked up a 45.S time for 400
meters.
Dick Attlesey, worlds greatest
high hurdler, had his sights aimed
for double purpose-breaking his
own record of 1875 for the ITO
meters and retaining his National
lcrown.
| 1,5OO-Meter Stars Compete.
The 1,5O0-meter run brought to-
'Igether such pacemakers as Eng
lands Doug Wilson, Warren
IDruetzler of Michigan State and
Leonard Truck Of Ohio State.
Curtis Stone of the New York
A. C. won the senior 10,000-meter
run yesterday. held in conjunction
with the junior championships. He
headed team mates Fred Wilt and
Armand Osterberg. It gave the
NYAC a running start Of "a points
toward the senior team title to be
decided today. The winning time
was 32:30.7.
The San Francisco Olympic Club
piled up 1873 points to win the
junior team title. The OC squad
outnumbered all the rest, picking
! up tallies in most events. The
San Antonia AC followed with SO
points.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Harvard Bids Coach Farewell
With Rowing Sweep Over Yale

though in the 4-mile varsity her
|oarsmen led at the first mile and
managed to maintain themselves
in respectable striking distance
until just beyond the 2-mile point.
The varsity time was Harvard
21 minutes 26 seconds against
Yale's 81 minutes 48.8 seconds.
But experts pronounced the Yale
work ragged throughout and her
crew looked badly done in at the
finish, when they were taken
aboard an official launch.
The 2-mile junior varsity victory
came to Harvard in 10 minutes
|eight-tenths of a second against
Yale's 10:11.6, but it was Yale's
closest approach to a victory all
day.
In the freshman race, Harvard
covered the 2-mile course foul
lengths 10 the good. Harvard.
time was 10:27.2 against Yale.
10:43.1. All races were rowec
downstream
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Major Leaders
by me AS$oeioteo rFess
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batting {based on $50 times st ct as,.p;. bats,.
Minoso. Chicago. 1858; Fain. rnliaoeipnia
'oGsi GRsuins-williams. Boston. So; Minoso
cntsaaS' Runs bSa22ted in--williams. Boston. 81
Hits---DiMaggio. Boston. and Fox Chi
'afS; fbSo;u6Sies-Fain. Philadelphia. 21; Fox
oh1sapHl; Taiplss1Minoso chicago. .; Fox. Chi
T Home runs---wnnams. Boston. Il
Robinson. Chicago. and zernial. Phiiadel
Dsai Stolen bases-Busby. .chicago, Ie
umsars R5tsains scnissse ssssa Ispas Ssy
York. and .Feller. Cleveland, 1872. 1888
sf sfrikeouts@Mcpermott, Boston, 81
Raschi, NsSyA sSyATxfSSAS xS5siA e. LEAGUE.
Batting Johnson, Brooklyn. .374
Runs5Hodges, BROOKLYN. and Dark
NeE RUNS x0rs basssd ed in-westlake, st. Loui.
oo snloss rGDknil Phniladephia SO; Dara
Nep eppoables-.Robinson. aSss. Rob brooklyn; Darl
New York: Bell. Pittsburgh. II
Triples-Musial st. Louis. 8: Baum
hoHIs5; Hams ehieagS; sngn:;5Hodses q Brooklyn, IL
Stolen bases -Rohinson, Brooklyn. II
PitcSinE@Ros. Brooklyn. 1910, 1000
New YORK, Al. 800; Smith. Cincinnati
strikeonts-spahn, Boston. 65; New
coulbe BROOKLYN, 63.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Fast Track Heighfens
Prospect for Records
lin AAU Track Meet
BY The A.soeio.sd Press

BERKELEY, Calf, June a.
Americas finest athletes battle
each other and a host Of foreign
start today in the $50 Senior AAU
track and field championships.
World and national records ap-
|peared in jeopardy in some events,
notably the 400-meter run and
the 110-meter high hurdles. Tie
thigh jump mark also was in dan
lger.
Sunny weather was forecast
land q fast track assured for the
1851 championship finale, offer
ling q preview Of the power that
will man next years United
States Olympic team.
Summer Tours Incentive.
As an added incentive, the lead
ing performers had rewards Of
summer tours Of Europe and
Japan awaiting them.
| One Of the days main events
was the 400-meter dash in which
George Rhoden Of Morgan State
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Charles Town Opens
|2O-Day Meet Today
speeiol Dispatch 10 The ssor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
23.-The Charles Town track
opened its second meeting of 1851
this afternoon with the Inaugural
Purse of about Az furlongs the
feature.
The current 19-day meeting will
run through July IA. Post time
daily is 2 pm. (EDT). The Balti-
more & Ohio will run trains from
Washington at noon, stopping at
Silver Spring at 1915 pm. and
at Rockville at 1925 pm. (ED1)
Marengo, carrying lis pounds,
is a likely choice in the feature
sprint today. with such other we'll
liked horses as Family, Sign 1t
and Chafee-Dee.
More than 600 horses are stabbed
here and Racing Secretary Freddie
Burton is having no trouble filling
every race with good entries. To-
days feature. for example, lists
IA horses, but only 10 will be al
lowed to start. Thoroughbreds
who campaigned in Maryland,
New York and at Delaware Park
this spring are on hand and the
caliber of programs here should
be comparatively high.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
BY the Assoeio.ed Press

SOUTH BEND. Ind. June 23.-
Three play-for-fun hopefuls who
never have won national title
and millionaire's son who has
had enough time to win about all
of them, are in the semifinals of
the Western Amateur golf tourna-
|ment today.
Toledo's heir to sparkplug
fortunes. Frank Stranahan. set off
lin quest of his third Western
crown against Bob Olson. 23-year-
Iold graduate from Michigan's golf
team who finished third in the
recent Big Ten links meet.
The other semifinal test sends
John M. Hare, jr., a 22-year -old
former Purdue star from Indiana
Evening star., 1951-06-23
BY the Associated Press

NEW LONDON, Conn, June %
They still were talking around
town today Of the sensational vic
tory with which Tom Bolles, Har-
ward rowing coach, wound 1p his
coaching career-a 22-second, five-
length triumph over Yale that
upset all predictions and bettered
anything seen here since 1940. His
Junior varsity and frosh shells
also beat the Ellis.
To Bolles it was a day of double
Ielation for at the annual banquet
from Crimson oarsmen he was
given the opportunity personally
to present as his successor, Harvey
M. Love, coach of the successful
freshman crew.
Bolles, himself, succeeds William
j. Bingham as Harvard's athletic
director on July /.
Yale never had a chance, al.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
3 Golf HopefuIs Still Challenge
Stronohon in Western Amateur

polls, against teen-ager Jim Blaii
|of Jefferson City. Md, son of Mis-
Isouri's ieutenant-governor.
Blair blasted Dale Morey from
Martinsville, Ind, 4 and 8. then
whacked Jim English, of Red Oak
Iowa, the 1850 Trans-Miss titlist
q and l. yesterday.
Hare edged Paul Dye of Indian
apolis, 2 and /. and Wendell
Aldrich of Angola. Ind, up.
Stranahan beat Mac Hunter OF
the Memphis Naval Air Base,
and 8. then shaded Jack Munger
of Dallas, l UP.
Olson defeated Norm Dunlap
the Terre Haute, Ind, city cham.
pion. Then he pulled the sur.
prise of the tourney with 81
victory over Jim McHale, Walker
Cup stalwart from Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
Heafner and Palmer
Pace Inverness Golf
BY the Associated Pre.s

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 23.-The
14th Inverness best-ball matches
with their razzle-dazzle scoring
system, are proving again thai
the low scorers don't always wir
golf tournaments.
At the end of three rounds ii
the seven-match best-bal1 fray be.
tween eight pairs of flight
professionals. the leaders with &
plus 8 count are those canny
North Carolinians, Clayton Heaf.
|ner of Charlotte and Johnny Pal.
|mer of Badin.
No one is disputing their claim
to the top spot, since they've
scored % brides and are % under
|par for three rounds. They'v,
scored 62, 81 and 81 over the pal
II Inverness layout in three tries