davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30
game at Harmon Park (down near

game at Harmon Park down near
st. Monica's HospitaI because our
East Lake diamond is too wet.
What with the construction, ETC.,
it hadn't been watered all winter
and needed it badly. So when Cecil
got started on it he really went
to town. Oh well, it will be all
the better later on in the season.
That will be good because we
hope to schedule some unusually
good games out there this coming
season.
The rest is, as always, up to
you. The public has the final say.
Your support is what makes the
difference whether it be baseball,
liquor stores or any other en-
deavor..
As Always,
Annie Mae, Virlee
and "Reddy"
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30

Well Folks
One more day to go i'm March.
Did you see BIahley's Service
beat Reddy's Corner last Sunday 7?
Well, if we never get beat worse
than I to 6, no one should cry
too much. At least / won't because
if all games are that close we are
bound to win our share of them.
The more support you can give the
fellows the more games they will
win. Come out Sunday and help
them win from Superior Indios.
We will have to play Sundays
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30

For French sandwiches prepare
French toast in your usual man.
ner; however, fry on only one
side. Next, place leftover ham or
other meat slices between two
fried slices and return to frying
nan t0 finish cO0kinp
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30
Another Mile
Stone Reached In
Race Relation

Another milestone in race rela-
tions, by way of intergroup ac-
tivity, was reached on Tuesday
afternoon of last week when the
swimming team of st. Johns High
School of Washington, D. c., COM
peted against CardoZo High School
swimmers in the Cardozo pool.
The superiority of ST.. Johns
swimmers led them to first place
in each of the six events. CardoZo
scored a close second in several
events. It must be said for the
Cardozo squad, however, that not
until late in the school year did
the pool become available for
swimming practice, and it is also
the first year for many that Car
doZo lads had access to an indoor
swimming pool.
Far more significant, however,
than the motivating influence OF
a swimming contest in improving
the physical achievement and de-
velopment of our boys is the effect
of the meeting of white and col
ored lads in athletic competition.
Each yea rfinds more of inter-
racial sports coming on the Wash
ington scene. Each such activity
weakens bigotry by proving that
nobody suffers and many gain in
Arizona sun., 1951-03-30

well as throughout the country, we
have felt it desirable to expand
and formalize this particular phase
of our service.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
Tax Scandal Linked
To Chicago Staying
|0f Ex-Aide 10 Capone
BY the Assoeiated Press

CHICAGO, Dec. "a scorching
scandal touched off by an ex-
fconyict's income tax disclosures
remained white hot today follow
ing the mans gang-Style execu-
ton.
Two gunmen blasted Samuel j.
Rinella. 49-year-old former Ca
pone henchman under indictment
for income tax invasion, as he left
his South Side home late Saturday
night. They caught him in the
glare Of a flashlight-as though
they were making sure they had
the right man-then opened fire
Rinella's Staying came just II
days after he talked to a Federal
grand jury about financing of his
Inflated Loop nightclub, the CO.
pacabana. Treasury Department
investigators said Rinella named
as one of the investors in the club
Thomas J.. Duffy, 66. then a $5.-
200-a-year police captain.
They said Rinella said Duffy put
more than 100000 into the night
spot. Rinella was indicted No
vember 20 on charges Of evading
$156. 1856 in income taxes for 1945
and 1916.
Duffy. 66. spent an hour and Is
minutes with authorities yester-
day during which he denied any
knowledge of the Staying. Tight
Tipped for the most part. he said
he learned of the ambush Sunday
morning and came to the States
attorneys Office because homicide
is one thing, and income tax is
another thing"
He warded of questions about
reports that he had invested from
100000 to $205,000 in the half
million dollar Copacabana. which
folded after six months operation
in 1916.
Duffy, commander Of the Gen.
trail Police District (the Loop
from 1910 to 1916, retired in
1948.
Authorities said he denied
knowing Rinella was an ex-
convict with Capone connections.
Police theorized Rinella was
silenced for fear he would make
further disclosures about investors
in his night spot. The idea was
that some underworld characters
might have been able to use the
business as a means Of Disgusting
illicit incomes.
Evening star., 1951-12-03

With this in mind a frantic
search was underway for Mrs.
Margaret Peggy Dimarias Vina-
zindes, Rinella's former secretary.
who also appeared before Treasury
Department agents and talked
about investments by Duffy and
Duffy's police assistant, the late
Jim Lefevour. Police feared that
Rinella's killers might want to.
eliminate her for the same reason.
Rinella. his body bearing II
wounds, was shot down as he
left his South Side home shortly
before midnight. His wife, June,
who witnessed the Staying, said
he was on his way to a restaurant
he owned. She screamed as her
husband fell and one of the gun
men took a shot at her, missing
her.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
New Zealand Names Editor
As Ambassador 10 u. ).
BY the Associoied Press

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, De-
cember 3-Prime Minister Sidney
Holland announced last night the
appointment of Editor Leslie Knox
Munro, SO, as New Zealand's new
Ambassador to the United States.
He succeeds Sir Carl Berendsen,
whose term expires next month.
Mr.. Munro has been editor of
the New Zealand Herald, this
country's leading newspaper, since
1941. He practiced law from 1923
to 1941 after serving more than
a decade as lecturer in constitu-
tional and Roman law at Auck-
land University.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
Shotgun, Christmas Gift
To Husband, Kills Wife
BY the Associated Press

WEST MEMPHIS, Ark, Dec. 3.
"A young mother was killed near
here yesterday by an accidental
blast from a shotgun she had just
given her husband as an early
Christmas gift.
Mrs. Arnold Mcfarland, 26, was
hit by a charge from the new
automatic while she, her husband
and two companions were hunting
rabbits.
Mr.. Mcfarland told oofficers
that after shooting at rabbit
he lowered the gun and it sud-
denly fired again. the shot strik-
ing Mrs. Mcfarland, who was
standing Is feet away.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
$50 10 5000
without endorsers

It's simple matter to get loan
at Household. You have your
choice of loans of $50, 500, 5000
up to $1,000. You also have your
choice of monthly repayment
plans. You can take 6, IL, 1S or
more months to repay depending
on the purpose of your loan.
Charges are reasonable. See table
for sample payment plans. Pay
ments shown include principal
and interest.
Evening star., 1951-12-03

Household Finance is happy to
bring this new and better loan
service to the people of Bethesda
and Silver Spring. This is our
second Office in Silver Spring. If
you need loan for any good pur-
pose you are invited to visit HFC
today.
Evening star., 1951-10-31
News of Music

of Congress last night. The for
mality of the regular series in the
Coolidge Auditorium was broken
by handshaking with the artists on
the stage and by mothers kiss
bestowed upon her son who dis
tinguished himself as an oboe
player on this occasion.
The concert was dedicated to
the performance of compositions
by Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge. 1t
was also the observance of her
87th birthday anniversary. The
world-famous patronesS of music
who established the Coolidge
Foundation and lent impetus to
the performance of chamber music
in this city and elsewhere. shared
with the artists the enthusiastic
applause given her compositions
This was the first time in the
history of the Coolidge Founda-
tion that a whole program OF
Mrs. Coolidge's work was given
public hearing. The Kroll
String Quartet brought out her
String Quartet in E Minor" and
collaborated in the performance OF
a Cycle of Songs for Voice and
String Quartet" sung by Nell
Tangeman, mezzo- soprano. AL
bert Sprague Coolidge. oboe. son
of the founder, with Gregory
Tucker at the piano. presented
his mothers Sonata for Oboe
and Piano" Their splendid per-
! formance revealed the strength
vitality and the individuality of
the music, sounding its depth only
! in part. however.
Mrs. Coolidge's works showed q
remarkable facility for writing and
wealth OF musical expression
hHnlnIiAc y>n.tr frnv,a I,ar i,ae,1iro<,
Evening star., 1951-10-31
Strauss Fin HeIdenIeber' Given
Dramatic Reading Under Orn1ondy

Ipen in an inexhaustible stream OF
thought and in variety Of treat
ment. She seems to have coucheo
in sound her long and fruitful
life, personal experiences. her joys
and sorrows, and it would take
much sensitive perception ano
time on the part of an artist tt
be able to do such music full JUS
| tice, or to explore it's depth. I,
contains human and a persona
element often absent in moderr
creation.
The composer favors the first
violin, which plays significant
and expressive part in the quar-
Itet, as we'll as in the ensemble
with the voice. Occasionally tht
cello and the viola bring in
romantic touch, or wrap the sons
of the violin in the velvet Of har'
mony.
To get the gist of the song!
composed to the text of Sonnet!
From the Portuguese" by Eliza
beth Barrett Browning. a gooe
enunciation is needed, which Mis-!
Tangeman, unfortunately, doe
not have. Her fine voice was al
Its best tonally and held up it,
end we'll against the four strings
although a variety of color anc
artistic infection were wanting
Mr.. Coolidge's robust playing
of the oboe sonata and the sensi'
tive treatment of the piano par
by Mr.. Tucker showed the fine
points of the work, belonging
possibly, to an earlier period. thar
the other two. Mr.. Kroll. so Ions
a friend of Mrs. Coolidge, dis
played his fine. sonorous tone ir
both ensembles efficiently sup
Evening star., 1951-10-31
Incentive to Marry

The Vicar of st. Gabriel's, Cric-
klewood, England, proposes that
young newlywed couples be al
lowed to buy all they need for
their new home, free of purchase
tax.
Evening star., 1951-10-31

ported by his partners, Louis
Graeler, violin; Nathan Gordon
viola. and Avron Twerdowsky
cello.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Medical Center Picnic

Military personnel Of the Army
Medical Center and their families
will hold a field day and picnic
at the center tomorrow in OBJ
servance of the 176th anniversary
OF the organization Of the Army
Medical Service.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Safeway Stores Claim
Losses in Thousands
Due 10 Price Freeze

Safeway Stores, Inc, protested
to the Office of Price Stabiliza-
ton yesterday that the price
ceiling freeze set up last January
has put it hundreds of thousands
of dollars" in the red.
Safeway contended the losses
have been sustained in compliance
with the order while some of its
suppliers "have been granted in
creases in prices" to protect them
against such deficits.
A Safeway spokesman said
Sideways January net profits
were about $1.8 million. In Feb
ruary. he said. the net profit stood
at $928.000, while in April there
was net loss of 1920, 900 and, in
May, a net loss of more than
$900, 900.
Asks Order Be Amended
The retail food store system
asked that the order be amended
to comply with House action last
week on a proposal to permit re-
tailers to maintain the margin be-
tween cost and selling price which
was in effect at the time Of the
order.
A spokesman said this reference
was to an amendment to the con-
trolls bill-now in House Senate
conference which first was
passed and later rejected in the
House.
Citing specific examples of its
situation. Safeway said it costs
for pork products have increased
from 2 to cents a pound since
January. with no change in selling
price. costs Of lamb at wholesale
have increased even more" the
company said In a statement.
For the year 1850, before CELL
ings were imposed, the statement
said, Safeway did a gross business
OF more than 81 billion, on which
1t earned net profits Of IA per
cent.
Evening star., 1951-07-26

WE'D So YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
John HI. Torney celebrated
their 59th wedding anniver-,
sary recently at their home,
3112 Massachusetts, avenue
Sc. The Torneys have two
sons, one daughter, 13 grand
children and five great-grand-
children.
Harris Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1951-07-26

Florida CoostIine Greatest
MIAMI.-Florida has 1897 miles
of general coastline, the most of
any State. California is second
with 913 miles. Louisiana is third,
Texas fourth.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
TIE. 7343
Bungalow In Del Raw

This beautiful bungalow
fully equipped, and i bedrm.
on LIST. md f.. has . bedrms.
and nice bath. Plenty of stor-
age space This is a lovely
home and is located in one
of the incest sections OF Del
Raw Convenient to schools.
buses and shopping. with level
lot and shade trees, garage
and concrete driveway. Priced,
$l4.9 $50. down payment,
1880. monthly payments.
SS1. PHONE
AL. 6644 TIE. 734
Evening star., 1951-08-11
ALE tcont.) STORES FOR RENT tcon..)

INCOME Sot b;aa AND HONE s,olll PROPERTY oPE ~,
usual apis. and dream cottage with
fireplace. huge bay windows, all
overlooking historic Potomac. all
furn. fastidiously; pvt. beach and
wharf. Select clientele returning
annually. Summer or year round
rentals. Choice location near Gov
proX oose essb ba aasy terms np
Box 1S4-J, Star.
S-APT. BLDG.-Each unit has / rm..
kit. and bath: priced & times rent
of So, $50 VI; furn.; ZOO min
cash. LISS REALTY CO., ME. 666S;
ewes, ia. 4103, -12
Evening star., 1951-08-11
OWN & COUNTRY

ow. 4420 ow. e426
COLORED-5-RM. MOD. improved
house on / acre: large hv. rm.. 2
bedrms.. kit. -dinette. tile bath; full
hsmt.; gas, cleo; coal hot-air fur-
ings; side screened-in porch; Q mi.
from Washington; 500 #. off Lee
blvd; lot faces on hard-surface
road l5Sx400' deep. Shown by
appt. ALOLA REALTY CO., FA
430a, after 5 pm. -12
ROOM corner
brick detached home; front and back
yards; hardwood floors; oil heat;
bsmt.: excel. condition: S15.o0o Can
be seen by appt R HAWKINS
Broker. OW. 1T21; evenings and
Sundays, MI S217. -12
Evening star., 1951-08-11
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WILL SHARE EXPENSES for part of
show room or warehouse space All
Information confidential Write
FROMM SALES CO.. 1859 Pa. ave.
Baltimore II. Md. -12
Evening star., 1951-08-11

Rornye Lamborn, Realtor
OF. 1886. or. so$5.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
WATERFRONT FARM
Investment Opportunity

4I1VCoClllCIlI OpPO1 Cu1l4Gy
St. Mary's County Naval Base area,
has 300 freet frontage on K. No.
2:}5, is a corner property with addi-
tional 500 feet on paved county
road. Tenant occupied 4 room
house and 3 barns comprise the
buildings; returns to owner. S1,100
to 81 200 yearly; tenant will re-
main. The Patuxent River Naval
Base devoted to aircraft expert
mental and research work has dou-
bled the population of st. Marys
County in recent years and is
permanent activity. An estate set
tlement on cash consideration OF
THEODORE F. MENK
927 18th st NV. EX. 2740.
Or our ST Marys Co. representative.
A. r. Towner, Hollywood, phone
Leonardtown 315-F-2 for this and
other properties. -12
Evening star., 1951-08-11
INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-sALl

Ice. PVT. OFFICE in lawyers suite;
snare recp. rm.; attractlyely and
fully furn,; air-cond.; excel. location
sntsba s6sn elas very ss ress rent to
DI; 5941 or WI: 90@3. -l6
OR 2 RM.. furn. or unfurn.. Offices
IN conditioned bldg. Inquire after
! pm. on Sat, or Sun. RIM. 625 Kass
1e.h ei6s ASb ID & i4sh rs, st. ssE pE G St nv nv
About $50 50. #. newly decorated
farn Te Sssst: sss SO 'aaans mo ST. ST is7s. asiS'
SHARE well-furn. law once. Reas
rent: 42S Bond Bldg. Call ST. 0399
or ST. 9494. Ext. 157. lie
DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE, $500
So. IT.. available Immediately at
1910 H st. NV. INQUIRE Bird floor
BUSY CORNER, Kennedy and Ga.
now used by dentist. GE. 2a43
ALLISON sLDG.-once space. $50 to
eaton s2G IT, B. Ffs s. DsEfiRs ansos s0Vs a oss IS
5th AND X SITS. N.w.-second-fioor
Uatoas UeeS stsba or 100 ob5ser So IT. ss
FISHER fSESHis utnlsnea co fNc asMHs 7ss issb &
Goa EYE 81 NV; 2na 4. 4 suite
in lsf f1ln 8ss exchange RN sldE s46o KAss- BER-
ANY KIND of cffice space you need
Available August 18th. 1915 9TH
I4th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single and double rms. now
avail. from S25 up; All rms; newly
EsdecSrated, Es5 9, adteed KAss-BERGER INC,
DuPoST dM ~ CIRCLE BLDG. - Nicely
furn. pvt. office in suite; share rec.
rm.; SO mo. DE. $500 Ia
OFFICES, very near Mayfiower Hotel
suites each consisting Of large and
small room. Available. separately
or together. Also included are re-
ceptionist services, reception room:
library and conference room, and
Well-equipped library. ME. 6025;
DESK SPACE in beautifully furnished
9fIces. centrally located. Please, CALL
MD. OR I, DENTIST, s71s New Hanp-
shire shire ave; ofhce and Lying quarters;
$50 sa'f# l. 'EaniP ave. ri N.E: s1 14ih and 1.
on 1st floor 8 room and bath
suites, SIS mo; Call Mr.. Hunter,
sAi sAEr 93eo go fMc oT GIL 1885, BOSS 30 I, 4
AAAsAlk % 4NS-' III IA ST. H. W.
LARGE ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. suit
able for any type Offices; nearby
Silver Spring, on main thoroughfare
Call SH. 3240 or apply 1908 Semi
nary rd., Silver Spring. Ia
CONN. AVE. NV, near Calvert St
Exceptionally desirable 2nd-fl space
consisting of large rms. and bath.
Excellent for professional use,
mfgr.'S representative, etc. Reason
able rent; immed. poss. Consult
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO, Realtors,
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. -12
9Th AND SITS. NV, near court
bldgs.-Newly redecorated room,
20'x20': $40 per mo. Owner will in
stall air-cond. unit at S45 per mo-
Heat and light furn. Immed. poss.
Consult SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
55O6 CONN. AVE. N.w.-corner suite
Of 8 rooms and bath; ideal for
dentist or other professional ONCE
For appointment. call THOS. j.
FISHER g. CO, INC, 738 18th st.
PRIVATE ROOM AND DESK SPACE,
in beautiful carpeted law suite; secy.,
phone opt. 653 Washington Build
ing. Ex. $500; Sun. ia. 1000
Evening star., 1951-08-11
TOWN & COUNTRY
Imposing Stone Home

47e3 Lee Hwy. OF elebe. oW. 5000
Evening star., 1951-08-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COUNTRY GENTLEMEN
PLEASE NOTE"

We have your country home for you,
Just 20 minutes from d. c., In at
tractive area on wooded Va acre.
ProyinciaT' in architecture. and and
features interesting att. 2-car. ga
rage; main house has entrance hall,
liv. rm., din. rm., study or bedrm.
and "a bath on 1St floor; COM
modious kit. takes breakfast table;
upstairs are 3 family chambers and
full modern tiled bath; complete
TSai.:. 5smt.; fenced sronnds; Iian -. On; yes yes!
guest house-all this is yours. sir,
for only $26,500. Your time is
valuable. Let us arrange the appt
call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. OFF Glebe, oW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

BY OWNER-16 min. from down.
town Wash. via Mt. Vernon hwy.
Il or / acre wooded In desirable
residential area; $4,000 per n acre.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

bE IHESDA-Rambler site Tor builder
or future home owner. over To-
600 50. it in beautifully wooded
location. $4,000, SH. 5299. -l2
corner lot. over Il acre: trees: blk.
to bus and George Mason School;
$4,000. Call OWNER. OV. 4O74.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
EXCLUSIVE
KIRKWOOD RD. AREA

English style brick. custom
built home. in setting of
huge trees. Quiet dead-end
street, Screened p9rehes ,ts sIi lst
din. rm.. 2 bedrms. and bath,
equipped kit: 2nd fl, has a
huge finished bedrm. with loads
of closets. At street level.
there is a separate entrance
to a bedrm., tile bath and
dressing rm. Full bSmt.. recr.
rm. with f1repl.; garage. Loads
of charm and eye appeal. A
steal at S22,950. Substantial
cash.
Evening star., 1951-08-11
NEW, DISTINCTIVE
"HOLIDAY RAMBLER"

Smart colors combine to make this
corner cutie" an enjoyable "eye-
iuil; SNOW white: long and low,
describe its appealing exterior. set
of by attractive bay window and
cool. green. awnings: inside, are
modern living and dining areas,
carpeted in wall-to-wall light gray
tones, set off By contrasting red
brick firepl. built-in corner cabinets
and flush lighting fixtures; modern
equipped kit. adj. laundry rrn,, s
Rriyfae Insulated 6edTm sfarass attic tiled baths
car. garage; the most convenient To-
cation imaginable just off Glebe
rd.. Full value and satisfaction for
right party, at S24,95O.. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. oW. 9O9O.
NEW 4-BEDRM. RAMBLER
One-acre lot; full bsmt.; family-size
din. rm lge. liv. rm in knotty pine.
attached garage. Price, 100000
PETERS REALTY, Mclean, Va. Call
Elmwood 3703. -l2
Evening star., 1951-08-11
EXCLUSIVE
RAMBLER, ANNANDALE

White brick and frame.
center hall, with lge. exquisite
rms. . bedrms. with luXuri-
Gus baths. liv. rm. with firepl,,
formal din. rm., dream kit.
with din. space. Screened
porch, full bsmt. with recr.
rm., attached garage. Beauti-
ful shrubs. Priced at $29 $50.
Substantial cash
Evening star., 1951-08-11
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

sAST FALLS CHURCH - 1SO-ft.
from owner. GIL. 4400, Ext. 936.
Evening star., 1951-08-11

value-2-bedrm. brick bun
galow on h2-acre lot; stairway to
expansion attic; lge. picture window
tiled bath; all-elect kit: $4,000
with minimum SO. 500 cash; "a rare
f1nd " Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
SUMMARIES

Mile rum, Creamer tM); 2, Byrd
(NC); 3, Harris tM). Time: 1881.
~ 440-yard rum: Brigham (Nc); .,
Hamriek tNc); 3. coss (M). Time: 49.s
100-yard dash. Willis fNc); Q. Scott
onds.
. 120-yard high hurdles, Cohen (M);
z. Fitzgibbons CNC); g. Bell (NC). Time
O:14.S seconds.
220-yard low hurdles, Cohen (MD:
z. Fitzgibbons (NC); 3, Plews (NC). Time:
0:24.4 seconds.
sso-yard run, Buehler (M); @
Meier Sss Cm; 8. Bennett INc). Time:
:. 22o-yard DASH. Scott CNc,; ., vii.
us Is); SNC); b 'DeMoss (MD. Time: O:22 2
Two-mile rum, Burkhalter tNc,: Q
Iddb6etts tM; 3, Creamer (M). Time:
Mile relay-North Carolina Cray. Nc
bufae9 sh9t FMj RMT1j- / qHnssFk0fss HssFs0 M xass:
A feet inches. N~'' S'anse
Javelin--I. Ward CM): 2, Tyrrell tM);
=. I. f House (Nc). Distance: IA feet rs
Broad JUMP, Cohen tm; 2, Scot,
1NS1; 1nSS1 g. Alderton (M). Distance: 22 feet
csPQle Pole ,yaqlt-1. Jordan cNc); 2. House
tied; Height: IL feet 8 inches.
mum (M!, tied; 8. PEBBLES (Nc). Heisht:
=, SSnaudet tM). Distance: 140 feet IA
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Penn Beats Princeton
In ChiIds Cup Race
BY the Associated Press

PRINCETON, N. j., April 21.-
Pennsylvania defeated Princeton,
Columbia and Rutgers crews today
to retain the 72-year-old Childs
Cup before crowd of more than
5000 at Lake Carnegie.
Princeton, the only serious chal-
lenger in the varsity race, followed
Penn across the line by three
quarters of length after catch
ing a crab in the final eighth of
a mile. Columbia and Rutgers
trailed.
Penn broke into the lead at the
start, but surrendered the lead
briefly to Columbia. At the quar-
ter-mile flag Penn went back into
the lead by deck length.
Princeton made it's bid coming
into the final quarter-mile, after
trailing by never more than a half
length. Raising the beat to "a
while Penn rowed steady IS.
Princeton drew even and then
Stroke Sam Gibbon and John Beck
at No. 5 both turned an oar.
The winning time of 1854
wiped out the best previous Childs
Cup effort on Lake Carnegie. 9:08.0
set in 1928 by Columbia.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Branson Is Track Ace
AS Navy Beats Penn
BY The Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April 21.-
Middle Bill Branson, 10, of Terre
Haute. Ind, starred in three track
events today in Navy's SO to 33
defeat of the University of Penn
sylvania.
Branson sped through the 100
yard and 220-yard dashes. win
ming the races in 10.1 and 22.4
seconds. These scores were S and
IL seconds under the collegiate
records. respectively. Branson al
so took a hand in Navy's winning
Of the 1-mile relay.
Penn took only two of the Is
events. Leonard Black, IS, of
Arlington, Pa, started the meet
OF by finishing the 1-mile run in
4 minutes and 22.6 seconds, rack
ing up a win for Penn.
Another Pennsylvania, 81
year-old Will Rommel, made it
two up for his team by taking
the 440-yard run in 0:50.8 seconds.
2.3 seconds slower than the COL
legiate high. Then Navy took all
other events, except the pole
vault which was tied.