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Evening star., 1951-04-18
THE EVENING STAR

THE EVENING STAR
11G1 Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTER GIRLS = qood salary,
terra, HARRINGTON HOTEL, i1th
and E SITS. NV.
COUNTER GIRLS (2). exper.. good
pay. Apply in person, CRIsMOND'S
RESTAURANT 1855 Pa. ave. Sc.
COUNTER GIRL AND WAITRESS.
dependable. Apply 1910 9th st. NV.
COUNTER GIRL WANTED - shor.
MoRb sSsEi fSGd pasY ssd tips 1ol nIl Ia
COUNTER GIRLS wANrED-dSood
Z e.eioeE. EAST POTOMAC eoIr
COUNTER COUNTER WOMAN. white. age mis s1-
Marlboro ARpllE Oiph pike and d sennins snanqd. I'd.
cfksfEp1HFl fsf f. AAD zISs; COLLECTION CLERK. MIlHsk
for clothing instailment store; So
ary. AsKfNs. 737 7th st. NV.
DANCE rNsTRUCToRs-Aees 21-3O.
DOil lll1 IlCcOS LtIldCLlpc yOuIiB
ladies with personality to teach ball
room dancing. No experience needed.
. ground desired but not essential
Excellent salary and opportunity for
advancement. Paid vacations and
= free disqualification. Apply in per-
son, 1 to 8 pm. DON MARTINI
STUDIOS. 502 18th st. NV. or 1124
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exper. not
necessary; Alex. or. Arl. resident
pref state age, education. Box
pSNTAL ASSISTANT and secretary;
experience preferred but not essen
tial. Cali WI. 0700 -o4
DENTAL HYGIENIsT, registssed; ex-
Full time employment, 5-day week
Call Ho. 535s or GE. 1897 for
EPiPHoNE iSfpfSesNSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
either full or PARTING basis avail;
typist; 5-day wk.. pleasant working
environment. UNITED SERVICES
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. 1925 Eye
ct rw SIT 6C2,, H-1Q
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TYPISTS

Experienced, needed By q
scientific research organiZation
for interesting positions offer
ing:
/. 5-day. 37h-hr. week.
2. "a days annual leave.
3. Is days sick leave.
4. Excellent working condi-
tions and opportunities for ad-
vancement.
Cali PERSONNEL OFFICE,
Elk. S100, branch 80.
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HELP DOMESTIC


COOK, and downstairs work, white.
exper.. live in; 5000; upstairs quar-
ters; large family, children. Box
265-Y, Star. lis
CoOK-general houseworker. expert
enced only; must have local refs;
live in or out. Call between 1890
and 3 or after 8 pm. EN-. 1875.
CooK-G.H.w.; live in or out. 5is
DAYS, $50 a wk.. must have excel.
refs. and be thoroughly reliable.
Other help employed. Apply 3245
Ellicott st. NV. Call EN-. 1884.
COOK AND .G.H.W.; settled woman:
live-in; no laundry: must have ref:
4 in family; $40 wk. Apply bet.
c3dk 315 PM st. st. isIs; esper only. live l9 in.
permanent; 3rd-hoor rm. and bath:
other help; local refs: S35 per week.
Call only 4-6 p m, EN-. $500. 20
COOK AND GENERAL HOUSE.
WORKER in family: Washing.
ton reference. Phone DU. 1841.
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LADIES-Full or part time, to hold
home fashion parties; no exper., in
vestment or deliveries. Aver. SIS
per party; paid immed. Ma. 1856.
LADIES. white; be a Diana Deering
cosmetic counselor. Earn SO an
evening. Ii. e-776s.
LADIES-Turn your spare time into
cash; work the hours suitable for
yourself Earnings average S10 to
Apply AIa goda in person, 7os 18th st. sso6T,'
LADIES! o ESP MAKE SO and over daily.
in your own home: must have good
telephene voice. Call 10. 1851
LADIES: DMoIHEk;'isS RS DAY sits tg .a
s2aslapiis s e nSV nSSi RoaS5. Re- oass ooeiiass
ToMAM ron M.ribo,d 40 to f. HaFe ear 3 3yrUd
board. plus $1OO a month; reference
required. Call weekdays. ST. 1880,
between 0 am. and Z pm. 30
WOMAN, white. 25-35 yrs. to work
in grocery and liquor store. SO
csfkfs5s s H. o5s $40 or sa5Sydsyf sppy $50 5ss s.
WOMAN for position as secretary
ply in person to SIDNEY LUST
THEATERS. Kass Bldg. I'll 14th
YouNG LADY to train for compton,
eter operator; knowledge Of tipping
helpful. Salary paid while train
ing. Liberal discount on purchases,
group insurance, vacation with pay
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE, EN-
ployment ofsce. II P st. ne. 10
able to meet public and help in once.
GEAMER, NC. OR. 3424, 10
salary commensurate with expert
ence and ability. FLOWERS. INC,
phone RE. 3232. -22
YOUNG LADY. willing to learn fire
insurance; 5-day wk. MA. 1894.
YOUNG LADY for bookkeeping de-
partmept: permanent position, s.
conditions. liberal discount on pur-
clhases: insurance and hospitaliza-
PIES DRUG STORES, employment
YOUNG WOMAN. able to meet public:
short hours: can earn $50 per week
Mr.. MURRAY. Rm. 422. Bond Bldg
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HELP WoMEN tcont. J
FOUNTAIN CLERKS

18 Yrs. of Age or Over
Good salary for beginners; excellent
opportunity for advancement; paid
during training period. Apply en-
ployment ONCE.
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Telenhone .Operatnr

With. knowledge of tipping; excellent
working conditions. Apply AIS MO-
TORS, INC, 1910 Wilson blvd, Arl..
Va.
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MATTRESSES

GIRL to assist with general ONCE
work: excellent salary. EISEMAN'S,
F st. st 7th NV. lis
GIRL for soda fountain; day work;
no holidays. or Sundays; good wages;
uniforms furn. CARRIER DRUG,
1922 Wis. ave. Bethesda. 10
GIRL-No experience necessary, for
oflce work. Near. Conn. and K st.
NV. Type. f1le. answer phone
Pleasant and interesting work. Box
222-A, Star. -19
GIRLS for dry cleaning plant; white,
experienced inspectors; $3.50 per
week; vacation With pay; Arling-
GIRLS. 1s to e5. can be trained as
grocery checkers; starting salary
$40 so to $55 weekly; As hours a
week, paid vacation, sick benefits:
experience not necessary; must meet
company requirements. Apply ACME
MARKETS, $500 Georgia ave-. s
GIRLS. coLoRED. as assemblers in
dry cleaning. plant; S32 so per wk.,
VACATION with pay; Arlington plant,
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BOOKKEEPER

0OOAhEEE Ell
Rand Bookkeeping machine. Re
fined SURROUNDINGS, permanent po-
sition; air-conditioned building.
BOSS a. PHELPS, INC. 1417 X.
al
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT. capable
OF handling small office. and assist
lent salary. E1sEMANS. F at 9Th
BooKKEEPING MACH. oPER. for
Burroughs posting mach: mus. be
accurate with figures and able 10
type enough to take care Of ledger.
Permenen. Per s.n position; Sh7day week,
113S Conn. ave. 80
CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR
Young woman with some exper. in
cafeteria or restaurant work, must
have good health and ability to
direct and train employees in dining
room, dishroom and kitchen in cafe
terra in Govt. bldg; age % to 40;
annual and sick leave. GOVT. SERV-
ICES. INC. 1l35 21st st: NV. Is
CASHIER. exper: self-servlcc grocery
store: good salary and hours. Apply
GLOBE MARKET. 4411 Lee hwy.
c1AsaiER: 1asiahsi. sznss; on MGR posting
S55Say -. week s1er nSIH1p day See ss1pMI Nj:
TURE CO., sth and Pa. ave. sc.
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COPY GIRL

Permanent position in our editorial
department, serving the woman'S
page and society department. 5.day
over 81 years Of age. neat In ap-
pearance. willing to give good at
tendance, and capable of passing q
physical exam. Apply Personnel
Room SOC Open weekdays, $40 to
5 and Saturday, q to l.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Krkwood Has Record Tying 81
Win at Milwaukee With 277

last 18 holes tied for second with
Snead and Skee Riegel and Jimmy
Demaret-all one stroke behind
Ferrier. But Terriers out nine,
which included a pair of two
over-par holes. knocked him out.
Riegel finished with a 68 for
275 and fifth money of $1,150.
Demaret got $1,000 for sixth spot
after shooting 70 for 279.
Ferrier's Money Total Leads.
Only $97 separated the years
leading money winners as the top
pros headed for Minnesota and the
st. Paul open starting Thursday
Ferrier and Mangrum remained
atop the heap. Ferrier now has
won $16,795.83 and Mangrum $16,-
I698.83, according to Howard
fCappS, tournament circuit direc-
tor.
Snead. who led all pros the last
two seasons, hoped into third
place ahead of Jack Burke, Jr.
Houston. Tex. Snead boosted his
earnings to $10,862.50. Burke
Ipocketed $762.50 on a seventh
place tie and now has made $10,-
I034.17.
Fifth place is held by Cary Mid
Idlecoff, Memphis, Tenn. with &c..
510.91. the final $3.50 of which he
took yesterday by tying for the
18th spot.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Joe Green and His Douqhter
Ride to Sweep in Horse Show
Post Time. S:16.
Tenth Night.

entry of Sky Shadow to top
honors in the working hunter
division and to reserve in the con-
formation hunter in the two-day
Southern Maryland Horse Show
which ended yesterday at Upper
Marlboro.
Sky's Shadow accounted for
firstS in the ladies' working,
hunter hacks and handy hunter
events, placed in the best hunt
ing performance class and ladies
conformation hunters and was
third in the open hunters to tally
13 points for the working hunter
laurels and scored 10 for the
runner-up laurels in the confor-
nation division.
George Di Paula of Baltimore
saw his First Today earn the top
tri-color in the conformation
hunter division with a well-earned
16 points under the handling OF
Linky and Eileen Smith o1
Cockeysville, Md. The capable
bay gelding took first place in the
green and ladies class and Sec
onds in the hack and open hunter
events.
John A. Wagner's Roxhill Stable
entry. Lariat, scored a decisive
victory in the open jumper divi.
sion over good field of Maryland
open horses as the spirited chest
nut, handled by Eileen Smith
took blues in the warm up ane
Modified Olympia classes, placed
in the knockdown-and-out anc
earned the show award in thu
open Jumpers for Is points.
Peggy Skipper Galloway's Rus.
ty. last weeks champion at tht
Congressional show had to be con.
tent yesterday with an 8-point
score for the reserve jumpel
honorS.
Alta Vista Farms Blue Ridge
ridden by Hugh Wiley of Towson
Md, and Mrs. Foster Fenton'
Rick Rack from Baltimore tiet
flor reserve conformation hunte
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Betting and Attendance
Up at Hollywood Park
By the Associated Press

INGLEWOOD. Calf, July 23.-
Betting increased 20 per cent and
attendance was up 10 per cent in
the 50-day Hollywood Park race
meeting which ended Saturday.
The average daily betting was
81 ,630,792, close to 100000 more
than last year. for a total of $751; =
539, ,632. Daily crowds averaged
rs, ,799, about 1,500 over last year,
for a total of 1898, 1866.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Deyoe's S Perfect Score
In Shoot-oH Sets Record
By the Associated Press

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July %
George C. Deyoe of Washington
has won the Clark Challenge
Trophy here by firing an all-time
record for the Homestead Skeet
Field.
In yesterdays all-gauge cham
|pionship, Deyoe shot a total of
400x400 in a shoot-off with three
other men for the title. Others in
the marathon struggle were c. j.
Critics of Detroit; Maj. John Egan
Iof Fort Bragg, N. c., and L. A.
Walter of the Norfolk Naval Air
Station.
The ladies' championship was
won by Mrs. Leslie S. Webb of
Richmond, while r. A. Smith of
Silver Spring. Md. copped the
Junior title.
The high overall for men was
won by Jack Gallatly of Washing
ton, with a score of 291x300.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Blue Ribbon money winners:
Horseshoe Pitchers
Open Play Tomorrow

Qualifying competition in the
Washington area horseshoe cham
pionship tournament will open to-
morrow night at 7 o'clock on the
public courts at Fifteenth street
and Constitution avenue under
direction of the District Recrea-
ton Department.
A 100-shoe test will determine
the makeup of two los, Glasses
A and B. which will begin eIimi-
nations next Tuesday night. Tro-
phies will be awarded in both
divisions.
Entries will be accepted at the
court by Bernard McCarty, tour
.nament chairman, with the quail
flying test to continue nightly
through Friday from Z to 10
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Rx the Assoeiated Pres.

MILWAUKEE,, July 23.-Joe
Kirkwood, jr., 30-year-old movie
actor and golf pro. turned in a
record-tying GA on the North
Hills Country Club course yester-
day to win the Blue Ribbon Open
golf turnament and $2,750.
Kirkwood, Hollywood's Joe Pa
looka, fired six brides and an
eagle in a 7-under-par finish to
give him a 72-hole total of 271--
Is under the 35-36-71 layout.
Sam Snead came in second best
with 273, earning $1,000 of the
$4,000 pot which made the Blue
Ribbon Open the third richest
meet of the season. Snead had
"a 32-34-66 finish.
Jim Ferrier, the leader going
into the final round. fell behind
on the out nine and finished with
68 and a 274 total to tie for third
with Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago.
Ferrier and Mangrum each
pocketed $1,475.
Driving and Putting Sharp.
The gallery of some $4,000
which followed the final three
some of Kirkwood, Snead and
Ferrier was loudly pro-Kirkwood
Kirkwood collected four of his
brides going, out for a 81 ano
added two more and an eagle in
coming back in 80. He was of
the fairways just twice and three
putted only two greens.
Picking up the check and silver
trophy, he told the throng, "I'll
be in all the tournaments the
rest of the way around" He has
played in only about half so fa1
because of movie commitments
and this was his first major VIC
tory of the season. 4
Kirkwood had gone into the
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Club Championships
In Summer Relieve
Golf Schedule Jam

A number OF golf clubs in the
Washington area are finding that
midsummer club championships
are easier on the schedules than
the usual fall events, that con-
fiict with school, football, the
Maryland four-ball matches and
other tournaments.
Two champions already have
been crowned, Harold Hair at
Washington Golf and Country
Club and DR.. Jerry Footer at
Woodmont. The Chevy Chase
championship is down to the final,
where Bobby Brownell will meet
Reeve Lewis. jr.. probably this
week.
Brownell, also the medalist, is
a previous winner Of the Chevy
Chase title, while Lewis is a two
time former champion. Ralph
Bogart did not compete at Chevy
Chase.
Qualifying started in the In
dian Spring club championship
over the week nd and will con-
tinue this week. Defending Cham
pion Eddie Ault played Saturday
and posted a rs, a score matched
by George Thornton, Jack Under
stein posted the lowest to date,
a 73.
Bill McFerren, former cham
pion and runnerup last year. has
not yet qualified. nor has Jim
HUNT nor Volney Burnett. In
dian Spring qualities 80 players in
its championship fight and thus
Ault and Thornton figure to make
the championship flight easily. 4
The club championship at the
Anacostia Golf Club is in the
quarterfinals. with only DR.. r. A.
Cole having advanced to that
round. The Anacostia play was
marked by first-round upsets that
included w. w. Seay. former
champion. and ex-pro Danny
Burton and Eddie Lightbown as
victims. Lennie Bridget and
Reds Tanner, tournament regu-
lars at Anacostia, figure to give
DR.. Cole the most trouble.
The women's club champion
ship at the Court House Club in
Fairfax has advanced to the final,
where Mrs. w. @. Hall will meet
Mrs. c. G.. GilbertSon. Mrs. Hall
defeated Mrs. E. r. Duncan, 2 and
l, and Mrs. GilbertSon won over
Mrs. John B. Sadtler, 3 and 2.
Claude Wild and Harold Hair.
the Maryland four ball champions.
lost to Comdr. Frank Heyer and
Frank Woolley of Belle Haven in
the feature match of the Wash
1ngton=Belle Haven team match
yesterday. but Washington won
the match, 48-42, over its own
course.
Wild and Hair lost. six points
to three. but Washington had too
much strength down the line for
the Alexandrians.
Today's pro-lady tournament at
Indian Spring was sure to draw
a big field, because the women
golfers are insistent that they
have partners in this event. Some
of the pros who hardly ever play
a tournament round have to take
their golf games out of moth balls
for this one.
At Chevy Chase today, Mrs.
John Spearman of Congressional
and Mrs. ]. r. Holzapple of Chevy
Chase met in the playoff for the
class B section of The Star Cup.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Murphy Must Defeat
Rindone Tonight for
Chance al Maxim
BY The Associated Press

BOSTON, July 23.-Southpaw
Slugger Irish Bob Murphy Of San
Diego. Calf, probably will need
every ounce of the 11-pound ad-
vantage he will have on Joe Rim
done Of Boston when they meet
for their return 10-round bout
tonight at Braves Field.
Loser to Rindone on a foul here
in April. Murphy has been ad-
vised that he must erase that
setback to get a crack at Joe.
Maxims light heavyweight title
in New York next month. Murphy
will come in around 174 to Rim
done's 1853 pounds.
The Murphy version of the
fouling holds that after Rindone
was knocked out by legal body
blow. he put on such a convinc-
ing act that he deceived the bouts
officials.
Rindone. disputing Murphy's
claim. points to the fact he was
ahead on points when put out of
commission by low blow in the
sixth round.
"Murphy's tough but not toS
much So" Rindone maintains.
HE didn't belt me around before
and he's not going to do it this
time.
I'm going to outlook him by
making him lead and then coun-
tering. When you keep Murphy
away from you, he's clumsy. And
he's easy to hit when he's not
swarming all over YOU"
I've scored 54 official knock
outs in my 64 professional bouts
and I should have 55," Murphy
insists. Il guess I'll have to
stiffen Rindone twice to get
credit for that 55th knockout. >
Murphy's standing hereabouts
scared after he conquered Jake
LaMotta As a result, his return
go with Rindone under the Cal
lahan A. C.'s sponsorship, prom
ises to attract a $4,000 crowd an6
upward of $75,000 in gate receipts
In the event of unfavorable
weather, the bout will be put over
until Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Bay Shippers Qualify
Strong Quartet for
u. 5. Comet Honors
By Malcolm Lomborne. Jr.

Chesapeake Bays prospects for
winning the Comet class national
little for the first time in Is years
were never brighter. The Bay
area will be represented at the
little series in September by this
quartet:
Bill Lyon in Kate II Of Corsica
River Yacht Club, Centreville.
Md; Tim Malone in Tee Jay and
George Bardelman in Gamble.
both Of Indian Landing Boat Club,
Millersville. Md. and Bob Ray in
Lucky Strike. Potomac River Sail
ling Association, Washington.
/ The four sailors earned the
fright to compete at Beach Haven,
IN. j., by finishing in that order
yesterday in the windup of the
Comet territorial championships
lOf Hams Point. Columbia Yacht
Club was host.
Lyon and Malone were tied for
first honors as they went into
yesterdays third and final race
Lyon, who has been beating for
lmer class champs this Season and
generally giving rise to the hopes
for Chesapeake sailors, led the
pack. Malone was a poor seventh
Meanwhile, Bardelman was in
No. 2 spot near the finish when
he hit calm spot and Bob Glib
son of Tired Avon Yacht Club
slipped by for second in that
race. That meant a final Sec
ond for Malone and Bardelman
missed out for this honor by a
, scant quarter point.
, Ray crossed the line in fourth
i spot and held that position in
the finals when Woody Harrison
. of Indian Landing and John ano
Mary Swaine, Tired Avon, slumpec
= down toward the bottom.
The windup race was sailed ir
I a light and flukey southerly remi.
niscent of Saturdays battling
morning event. Regional Vice
9 President Tom MacNemar pre-.
) sided at trophy presentation.
: Final point standing of thu
!, fleet:
d Kate II. Bill Lyon. Corsica River Y c.
S ing B. G.. 5SA: Gamble. Geo. Bardelman
: Bob Ray, Potomac River S. A.. So; Greei
d tGryphon Bob Gibson. Tired Avon Y. C.
30; Enchantress. Karl Gerhard Columbi
: Y. c.. AZ; Busy Bee. Woody Harrison, In
dian Landing B. C.. 46: We TWO. JOIN
and Mary, Swaine.. Tired Avon Y C.. "A
Il Miss Guided Missile Jack Northrup. An
= lnapoIs. 40; Sleipner. Harvey Lekson, Co
Ing, Corsica River T. c. s0ss ss; ssSS Eeho feSs How
!" ard Mahlan. Indian Landing B. C.. 20
: ing, 20; Rebel, Agnes Stradley, Columbi
eIY; Cs n; Nick Mack. C. Lucke, Corsic
!, River. 2b; Sooner. James McClatchy, Co
- Iumbia Z; c.; %; Emma Jo II. Thornton
Parker. Columbia Y c.. 21: Sapho, Tor
MacNemar. Indian Landing. 81; Wee Bo
II. Bobbie Barton. Corsica River 7. G.
Il; Jannilyn. Edgar Powers. Columbia y
&C.. B.. and Peut-Etre. Marion Kennedy
columbia Y. c.. 4
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Grant, Ex-Minnesoto End,
Signed by Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, July % (P-
Harry (Bud) Grant, Minnesota
end in 1949, signed a contract to
play with the Philadelphia Eagles
more than a year after he was
made the clubs No. draft choice.
Grants brilliant record at
Minnesota two years ago prompted
the Eagles to put him at the top
of their draft list in 1850, but
the 24-year-old end elected to
play basketball with the Mime
apolis Lakers in the National
Basketball Association. Grant is
6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs
200 pounds.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Lecvens Scores Sweep
In Inter-Service Tennis

Don Leavens took one title and
shared another as the Middle At
lantic interservice tennis tourna-
ment ended yesterday at the Naval
Gun Factory.
The Air Force officer won the
singles championship by defeating
Capt. Ed Miller, Military District
lof Washington titlist, 6-3, GO
He teamed with Yeoman Roy
Erickson to win the doubles title
over 1t. Henry Gage and 1t. Ar.
thur Jones, 60, 6-1.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

The father-daughter combina-
tion of Joe and Joan Green rode
three horses owned by Harry D.
Ryan of Uniontown, Pa, to a
sweep of jumper honors in the
Animal Welfare League of Airing
tons Colt and Horse Show held
at the shows new grounds in Fair
fax yesterday.
Riding Get Busy. Joe piloted the
bold leaper to blues in every class
entered for a perfect score of 20
points and the jumper crown. Get
Busy made the same enviable
score for victory in the Culpeper
show, Following his stablemate
was Brownie with three seconds
and a fourth. Brownie was re-
serve last week at the Congress
sional horse show. Next in line
was Gray Ghost, handled by Joan
Green, who scored a second and
two fourths.
Only other jumpers in the rib
bons were Llangollen Farms Eager
Beaver and William S. Hart,
Chuck Ackerman's The Irishman
and w. D. Jones. jr.'s Port Royal.
who picked up minor awards.
Waverl9 Farm from Warrenton,
Va, took over the hunter division,
accounting for the grand hunter
championship and the reserve
honcrs respectively with Bright
Light and Silverken. Bright
Light. a 9-year-old bay by Big
Blaze, ridden by Molly Mcintosh,
won both the open hunters and
the ladies' hunters events. The
pair also took third in the Kemp
B. Furr Memorial hunter class
for an 11-point total.
Silverken captured three blues
and second, accounting for the
model, the green hunters and
green hunter hacks and taking
second in the memorial event
all half-value classes, for nine
points.
The featured event. the Kemr
B. Furr Memorial class fol
hunters. a handicap affair, wa,
won by Martin Vogel., jr., riding
his Apt Pupil. Llangollen Farm!
Adventure from Mrs. M. E. Per
sons Upperville. Va, stables wa
only one point behind Silverken
and Manly Carter's Ginger from
Orange, Va, was also well in tn,
running.
Scoring in the pony classe
were Penny Armstrong; Pi
nocchio. Elizabeth Everett's Rocky
MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Revercomb'
Baby and Laura Lee Shreve'
Popsickle.
Evening star., 1951-07-23
Yoworsky, Redskin Droftee,
Named to AH-Stur Squad

CHICAGO, July % (P).-Four
players, including Walter Yowar-
sky, Kentucky tackle drafted by
the Washington Redskins, have
been named to the College ALL
Star squad for the game with the
Cleveland Browns in Soldier Field
August IT. The All-Star roster
now includes SO players.
In addition to Yowarsky, those
named were Bob Momsen, guard
from Ohio State; Art Felker, end
from Marquette, and Billy Robert
son, end from Memphis (Tenn)
State.
\ The Browns, champions of the
National Football League, will ar
rive at their training camp at
Bowling Green, Ohio. tomorrow
to began preparations for the
game. Actual practice will begin
Friday. The All-Stars also will
start practice Friday at st. Johns
Military Academy at Delafield.
Wis