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An 81 INoi SWAMI ST. NV.
couple or 2 girls; kit. privileges.
COLORED-FURNIsHED ROOMS n,
couple; also single; .unfurnished i.
aeslred; close to carline. 1868 Me,
CoLokED' =! DBL DBL. FRONT RMS.
one child accepted; twin beds il
both; 3 T. r9 soupIe Is.o Or men. so1s 5th st
COLORED-TWIN RIM. for employe,
couple, or single; kit. privils. 1886
Vernon st. NV, DE. 1929. 4
C0LORED-I93I 18th ST. NV; sin.
gle rm.. some privileges. HU. 464O
COLoRED-oNE OR TWO MEN; SIC
per 1eil week; sffsI Srd and ns Taylor NV. NO
rooms. employed persons; laundry
Cnl and \ Sitchen privils. RA. .0696. "A
5sg5 gsn rm Der suitable Anniv 1S5 q 1ts rent eny
COLORED - DOUBLE RM.; sober
women n n0 or 6ids. girls. 1347 corcoran st.
CoEoRR5EFos CoEToRR5: FOE. REFINED MAN AN or
CoLoRED-LGE. sGLE. or dble. I1 rm.,
nicely Tfs5 Jqrn'; men only; conv. loc.
CoioREDt-s1NGLE RM. for Ia empl.
C0LoREDwLARGE BACK Room for
men or couple. RA. O2S2. a
COLORED-4O8 M ST. N.W.-Rms.
with privileges;, no children. Apply
COLoREDONicE M RM.. viii With ,nclosed S
porch; also privils,; reasonable. TU.
C0LoRED-N.w., NEAR 14th sTl-
Rooms, for 3 or 4 employed girls in
cSanasd GSSmslike aWtm0sphsTs Wrtsa TsfsTsnees sx
3223. Washington 10. D. c. a.
C0LORED PREFER 2 couples Q
singles. $3.50. champlain st. NV.
CoLoRED 1880 CoRCoRAN ST.
N.W.-Nicely furnished rooms; single
privifeses DnH HSssle MI. IT. fsa 9sth and phone all
COLORED-ROOMs FOR RENT-Al]
ppssinyileges. ppsn IS You st. NV. HUI.
COLoRED - NICE FURN. RIM. for
one man; all privileges. NO. 1851.
for men 7sss coiumSia rGSms rd Tor nT sen!
C0L0RED-sUNNY ROOM for re-
furnished. ia. 1887.
COLORED-1352 QUINCY ST.-At.
traetive room in lovely home; kitchen
$40 wk. single, $3.50 ca. double; Y :,
block carline. All day Sat. and Sun.
after $50 week days, GE. $3.50.
COLORED-TWO NEATLY furnished
adjoining rooms. rear cottaee; cook
ing; children accepted. MI. 9533. .
C0LoRED-RooMS~single. So, Ss;
two persons. $40; lrage front.
$12.50; cooking. MI. 1888.
COLORED-N.W.-2 large connect
ing rooms; couple preferred; also
single room: ref. AID. 1888. -5
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
newly decorated. Is Bryant St. CO.
COLoRED NEWLY DECORATED
rm. for young empl cple.: ali home
privils.; no drinking. CO. 1851.
COLORED-ATTR. SGLE. ROOM for
quiet refined person; no drinking; !;
$3.50 wk. 1922 Park rd.. CO. 1890.
COLORED-2OIs 5th ST. NV
dble. front rms. one child accepted; !;
twin beds in both; couple or men.
CO. O340. Il
COLORED-FURNIS ROOM for
couple or = girls; kitchen privileges.
Cali DE. 1924.
COLORED-l32 r.. 7. AVE. NV
] small rm. for lady and l large rm.
! for couple or lady. DU. 1914.
COLORED-392S NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE.-Neatly furn. rm. in nice
home for couple or single. RA. 5142
COLORED-ROOMS, single and dou-
Bile; all PRIVILEGES; decent people
reasonable. DU. 1925.
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FARM & GARpeN (cont.) }

AFRICAN vIOLETs. many varieties
cnI, ssns ,n and as1g4 lsEgs plants; 2Se to 81 so
BIkTEEsToTE e Es1 y sseIllyyersed slyes for driveway
FORD TRACTOR, and 12-in. bottom
plow; orig. tires; in good cond.: fol
bams ing to scsai Midysst. Sss1 Call B. e. BURKE
plants. 3hx3Hs It.; must be sold {
make room for addition to chill
write H. I: NICHOLS. sos wions
7aFT az; ''Ei RiNRHRn RRHSRan0ks' Va a,+o, 1 o;,x.,
ossian Hall Farm, 1 mile south O.
TREE -TRiMMiNG and removal; lot.
nE;cse eie;ssed; any size jeb. Reasonable
GRAss Ss s9 s9De: DesSSGs dsIiSsr.d in true,
GARDENS PLoWED. small 'pH; piots !,
oPeeiaLlts' op asLl o4sa; "a; s-os52' ia. 4-1a44
ANNUAL. vegetable and herb plants
MHIEATcHERED HIs caGg OAK HERB FARM
miles to our sign on right. 20
AZALEAS, 10000 in bloom; see then
at S2l Sligo Creek pkwy., Takoms
t@rk, Md. SOC up. Ewes, week ends
AzALEAS. pink dogwoods, magnolias
potted roses. evergreens. shade trees
trult trees, vegetable and fiowerinI
pants. Thousands to select from
Our prices the lowest In this sec.
ton HIS Il iTs worth planting, we hay.
RoetHilise REsitn1hls!os ssssss st. Rockville Nd.
ITALIAN BEES; modern hives. uN
TWO S-DEcK ELECTRIC BRooDERs
iic water fountains: automatic wa.
plenty other equipment. sH. O294
TOP soILmaRich bottom land, clean
and ions top SgS so; 4,x tons .$ $s75o; Ssz peat
MANGEL, 81. 9649. ~ .
PAECHYSANDRA TERMINALS -
Shade loving evergreen GROUND Gov.
sr; strong rooted cuttings at S17 pei
h! hhnndred: 1924 Grace Church I'd,
RST0; 81 Il HOE iE Garden & M tractor. eony. to
er S174 complete. XII. a-S521.
BURPEE'S BIG BOY HYBRID and
stokes No. 5 Hybrid tomatoes,
esssq resSy SSy tb.r EN- p,a0t. a0E plaHt M1n Thsn
GIANTS; Ell 1S; 69S4 Ma,, ,shesTrier pli; nv NV
GARDEN TRACTORS, riding, $3.50
Ito to sH h.p:; walking. "a h.p.;
sharpenins aSs Gati lenajr,na mowers, tllsrs
and Ykdays.. 3-6 pm; all ias eat
Jog N. West St. Alex, Va.
BIRD BATHS. benches, vases. flower
boxes, wall fountains in reinforced
cement: 304 D st. ne. TR. 3SO5. .
FiLh III DIRT-Free; GL: 3232.
Plsntlns. transpiansins. nHixlan poddins soddins
lawns made and renovated. tree
work. cement walks and driveways.
W; C. WALKER. SH. 1890.
MALL SAWS, new and used. parts
sna Ma1oNEHs seTyIss; fse, sse our s,, l.man saw.
MMddhEEh{s; Nd. JUs ssssss' NC Silver Spring
INC CUE TRACTOR as low as s715;
good for 1 to 40 acres. MILONRY1's,
VEGETABLE PLANTs w Tor IS; sale; e'co. cab.
page, pepper, egg plant. tomato; Sod
tomatoes tomatoes 90 90 cents a dox. other
Kenilworth ave. ne. vi. 45e2. o0'
COW MANURE. we'll rotted; garden
pep, best fertilizer; so cents bushei;
tr1ns tities. oEa " ,91a ccntainer; larger guam
power ll1t. Tor H or M
International tractor; transplanter
WhfTrs HemiS tractor 1 sTT,y Or herse teTe drawn.
Mitchellville. Md. Central S-3333.
EVERGREENS, So to So; Pfitzer
juniper, Andorra juniper. globe
Srborvitae; 4 yrs. old. H. r. BAUCK
MAN, Fairhill Farm, on Lee hwy. 4
miles west of Falls Church. Tele-
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING-Com-
plete repairs power and hand NOW
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

THREE PARTLY FURN. RMS, conv
to bus, shopping center and schools:
$50 mo. 4O11 4Sth St, AP. STAB.
COLORED - UNFURNISHED ROOM
for rent. CO. 1l32 after 6. -5
COLORED-2 UNFURN. RMS; on .
carllnes. Call HO. 3037. after Z pm.
C0LORED-l ROOM adjoining closed
sleeping porch: next to bath; share
Kit. and phone; l child accepted
MI. 0SO6. 10
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ROOMS WANTED

EMPLOYED LADY desires room in
quiet home; preferably Brightwood
area; Box ASK, Star. 4.
LADY, empl.. wants room, 1st or Ind
floor or apt. bldg: kitchen privil.
excel: ref. Box l6S-X. Star.
CATHOLIC MOTHER. s. year old
daughter want room, board. child
l5S-X. Star,
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ANIMALS

Wholesale and retail. LYONS MFRS.
ERY. 6O12 Ager rd., Hyattsvilie, Nd
WA. 4756
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SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; elev.; switchboard. 1925
10Th st. NV, DU. 1855. 12'
SLAUGHTER'S
Good meals; TV; switchboard. 1927
18th st. n W, HO. 6767. 12'
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms. in remodeied, re.
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-S60. 1925 21si
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Gouble and single rms, some with
private bath American plan, excel
meals; nome atmosphere. HO 1866
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
Circle. Congenial, clean home, for
young men and women; excellent
balanced meals. Attractive prices
DE. 979S. IS
COLORED-1776 MASS. AVE. NV
Fine food; men or girls, $55-S6C
month; elec. privils., 81 mo. A few
vacancies. Call DU. 3232. Redec. rms
for empl young girls and men. g.
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FURNISHED ROOMS IN DOWN
TOWN SECTION. CALL Ho. $500.
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COW MANURE - Clean, no
trash, corn cobs or weeds;
also Chester loan fertilized
top soil; guarantee both
manure and top soil; best
obtainable; SIS, ton; $50, S
tons, delivered. GEORGE
w. SABINE, Gaithersburg,
Md. Phone 686.
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ALTURAS HOTEL,

ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST NV.
Outside sSle. and dble. rms; run.
nlng water and pvt. bath; dining
room, % per day up. Hu. GIG.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL,
1901 Z ST, NV, RIGHT DOWN.
IOWN-Newly decor. phone, 24-hr.
sWitchpoard sgles, dbles.. reas
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OPEN
N. ARLINGTON-$1R25n

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Gentlemen. Very comfortably flIrn.
ished room in private home. Con.
venient location. Call WI. 27S2. -
OPEN
N. ARLINGTON-$16,25O
Picture windows, fireplace, ent. hall
screened porch, 2 lge. bedrms., kit.
1Ox1O; fenced yard. dogwood
shrubs. flowers; AZ trust; 3 yrs
old. DIRECTIONS; Lee hwy. to GUAM
tico, right l blk. to 26th St, left /
blk. right to 26l9 N. Roosevelt.
NO AGENTS. FALLS CHURCH 1851
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

AIREDALE PUPS. IL weeks. thorough.
Martins Manor. No. i highway, 6S
miles south of Wash, b. c, PhonS
FOR EXCELLENT CARE CARR while your,
aUsi away WI board o S,. your dog the susal
ice available; Champion sired. boxer.
phone Gaithersburs s4a-J-2 aJN'
with champion points. SH. 2S17
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, 10 wks. old
black or tan; thoroughbred: nc
papers; EV: 4-634S.
POINTER PUPS, IL wks., long line
national champions. Beautifully
marked. Priced far below true
value. WO. 1879.
IRISH Settlers, registered Axe: IN
wss' Tpa sa S5d' 4 4sas Championship stock ss5
PARAKEETS, normals. all colors
babies and mated pairs. plus extrs
mems; used cages. nest boxes. etc
CANARiEs, singers and hens; SELLING
oout. 2l04 Irieraham St, Avondale,
POODLE. French. REGISTERED cham.
pionship line, II months old, black
standard female. very affectionate:
worth $500. but owner. Leaving
KITTENS. black. tiger, black and
white; mos; house broken also
dogs. Ia. 4434.
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MCLEAN GARDENS

MCLEAN GARDENS
WIS AVE. AND PORTER ST NV
Cnolce residential community OF
washington Applications being &C.
Sfeptea !or single and double rooms
!or future occupancy at attrac. mo,
rates Call room clerk. OR. 6622
SHARE ROOM, $6.25 WEEK
Lge; double .rm., gentleman to share
service: nr. Dupont Circle. WALKING
distance, downtown. Call EX. 1915.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Very
large master bedrm., 4 win.
COWS, 3 carpets, twin beds.
Datn. garage; on busline; EN-.
ployed couple or . executive.
type gentlemen. EN-. 67S2.
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GILBERT
S4oO lotn st. n.w.-Sgle. ana dble
rms. some with pvt. bath. maid and
G4-hr. pix service. co 12Q1
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1918 EYE ST.-Bright rm., runnin,
wafer, convenient neighborhood; foi
or gentlemen; reasonable. -
MASTER BEDRM. with private bath
single bedrm. and share bath. Cal
peetween 1915, Sat. and Sun. IA
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The KENNERT
ST wk. up. 'e,e Ills
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WEADON ARMS

rms singles, doubles. triples. Enter.
talnlng, elec. grill and refgr. priyi-
!eges. Ref. exch. Real home for
nice nice people; $50 to $50 mo. HO
7910. ME. 654O. Ao' a.
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TOPSOIL
II you want the best. you want Pa.
tap tapsee o,,,y Valley q ,,- -topsoil from the
no clay. no waste. Call RE. 1896.
Lawn Mowers, New, 1852
Pennsylyania; 21:in.. regular S154. 90,
only 81 l6.22; 1S-in.. only S1O6.15
delivered. Other aas and hand NOW
ers avail. Call MILFORD. INC.
500 F st. NV. ME- S74S. -
AZALEA SALE-98c
ALL CoLoRs. 3 YEARS OLD
PETUN1AS. SCARLET SAGE, SNAP
DRAGONS. Soc doz.: box OF 100.
Georgia ave. NV. At IJnderwooadI SaI
Open evenings til 8: Sundays It'll
o. 20 years at the same location.
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LAWN MOWER SHARPENING-Com-
plete repairs power and hand now
ers; pick up and deliver Sc. Wash.
and So. Md. area.
THE HOME WATERPUMP SERVICE
10. S-6127.
FLOWING. DISCING. MOVING gar
dens. yards. Sc. Wash. So. Md.
Area
THE HOME wATERPUMp SERVICE
.T0 2.R1OT los
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sodding. sradine; top
soil; manure; cement and brick
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Hot Comeback Gains
Lead in Junior Golf
BY the As.oeiated Press

EUGENE. Greg, Aug. 14.-If
Roger Boyd's sudden return to
form in the National Junior
Chamber of Commerce junior golf
tournament stays with him. the
Tacoma, Wash, youth will be
tough to beat as the field heads
for the halfway mark today.
Boyd. who reached the quarter
finals of last years tournament,
was Is strokes over par in the
qualifying rounds and went two
over par on the first two holes
yesterday before getting his game
together. The remainder of the
day he was near perfection, with
four brides and 10 pars for an
even par 37-35-72 that put him
on top in the 72-hole event.
Only one stroke back was Don
Bisplinghoff. Orlando. Fla, run
nerup for the medal; Buddy Man.
derson, Tuscaloosa. Ala, and Scot
ty Fraser, Panama City, Fla. Six
were at "A with nine another
stroke back.
Jay Randolph, Silver Spring,
Md. finished with 40-39-79; Gene
Howerdd. who attended George
town Prep near Washington. d. c.,
fast year. came in with 42-38-80,
and Perky Cullinane. also from
Silver Spring. shot a 42-41-83.
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Heurich Backs 10 Wall
In Meeting Bethesda

Silver Hill, which survived a
protest yesterday of its game
Tuesday with Bethsda Rescue
Squad to gain an official 5-3 vic
tory, will be roofing for Bethesda
to score it's first victory of the
Industrial Leagues second half
today.
The Rescue Squad meets Heu-
rich and if it can beat the Brew
ers, Silver Hill will win the Sec
ond-round title. Silver Hill went
a full game in front of Heurich in
the second-half race yesterday by
trouncing Little Tavern. 9-1, on
the West Ellipse. The Gravelmen
are now 90, while Heurich is 8-3.
If Heurich, first-half champion,
wins this afternoon, Silver Hill
must play Little Tavern again to-
morrow and win to take the Sec
ond-half crown.
Yesterday Frank Catterton
scattered nine hits to pitch Silver
Hill to victory, while the batters
gave him ample support with 18
hits. Eddie Crescenze, Jask Shu-
grue and Buddy Day led the at
tack with three hits apiece.
In Departmental League action,
Atchison and Keller Plumbers
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Overton Pays Tribute to Course
In Senior Win at Chevy Chase

The visiting golfers in the Mary
land State Coli Associations
senior championship at Chevy
Chase Club yesterday were asking
Spencer Overton how he liked the
course after the 52-year-old Bal
timorean won his second straight
title with an excellent TO-.
Overton, too young and too
good for most of the seniors,
looked out over the lush. beauti-
fully conditioned layout and said
that if he had been playing there
for years he thought he might
have been great amateur golfer.
II came all the way over here
yesterday for a practice round just
for the privilege of playing the
course" he said. "You have to
play shots here that would give
you real golf game if you had
to play them every day. The balls
stick on the green where you hit
them and the green's are true.
From the back tees. it's a man
sized course, too"
Two of the seniors listening to
Overton did not have his golfing
ambitions. but they echoed his re-
marks about the course. A. M.
Pickett of Manor, who was play
ing some of his best golf when
he won his club senior title with
a pair of IT'S last week end, shot
a rs on his first look at Chevy
Chase, and minus IA handicap
strokes won low net with a 81.
1--we been playing golf for many
Of my Sc years." Pickett said
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land never putted on greens like
these. If you hit the ball for the
cup. it goes truly for the hole" !"
Ed Mulvaney of Manor, with
the lowest score of his 81 years,
won low gross in the over-60 class
with a 76.
Scoring was exceptionally good.
Eugene Pittman of Congressional
was runnerup to Overton with a
73 and Robert E. Jones Of Hillen-
dale of Baltimore and Pickett had
75s, Mulvaney and Martin Nc
Carthy. 76s.
A. B. Ries of Suburban was
runnerup to Pickett for UNDERGO
net honors with 80-11-69. G. r.
Hull of Congressional and A. Her.
man Stump of Green Spring VAL
ley were next with 93-23-70 and
80-10-70, respectively.
Mulvaney was the 6O-and-over
gross winner with ease, while low
net went to R. P. Whiteley of
Chevy Chase with 82-14-68 over
w. G. Brantley of Chevy Chase,
82-13-69. The latter played the
back nine in 80.
The 71-and-over low gross went
to Charles Doing Of Chevy Chase
with an IS when j. B. Pollard OF
Annapolis. who also shot IS. was
not around for playoff. Low net
was tied between j. M. Mathews
Baltimore c. c., 91-16-75; w. C
Waters of Hillendale, 90-15-75
and John Childress of Chevy
Chase, 91-l6-75.
-WHITTLESEY.
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Ask about our low prices
on white walls. See about
our low budget terms. Bic
trade-in on your old tires.
NO MONEY DOWN
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and pushed it out of bounds. That
gave me a six on the par four" "
WorSham added that it was the
first time this year he has had a
ball out of bounds in tournament
competition.
"The 18th Is an easy par five
and I know at this point that
need a birdie to get back in the
running. I had birdied the hole
every time I played it in the two
tournaments.
II had made up my mind to hit
the ball with all my might. but
when I was at the top of my back
swing a spectator standing in back
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Falls Church Girls Win
SoffbaII Series Opener

The District Recreation De-
partment's mems and girls city
softball series got under way last
night with Falls Church winning
the girls opener at Greenbelt and
the Hillcrest Merchants, Arcade
Pontiac and st. Cyprians winning
1lrst-round games in the mems
tournament at Banneker Recre-
alton Center.
The Falls Church girls, who
meet Garvin's in the second round
at Sis pm. tomorrow, defeated
Arcade Pontiac, GA. last niOht
behind Lynn Harpster's six-hit
pitching. Betty Lou Everhart and
Ruth Sondheimer led Falls Church
ut the plate with two hits each.
In the mems tournament, Hill
crest defeated the Banneker ALL
Stars, 81: Arcade beat the North
east Merchants, 40, and st. Cyp-
rians blanked Gillie Young, TO.
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Worshom Wisecrocks Over So, 100 BIowup,
But Lays Part of 1t to Bad Luck and noisy Fan

of me yelled Bust 1t. Lew
thought the fellow was q friend OF
mine, but I guess he wasn't.
: With that I throw my body in
the way and knocked another
drive out Of bounds. I knew I had
had it at that point"
Worsham butched up the hole
after his t-of-boundS drive and
took eight.
Nineteenth Hole BeckOnS.
Gundelfinger asked him what he
thought of at that point.
II was thinking how good a gin
and tonic would TASTE" Lew said
laughing.
He pared the next three holes
and finished with a II, tying fol
seventh place.
The biggest impression thai
Worsham's collapse left on him
was that of all the tournament
golf he has played this year. in
Guiding commendable perform
lance in the Masters, National Open
and the PGA. that he picked that
moment to take his first two.
stroke out-of-bounds penalty since
the assessment was increased from
,one stroke to two.
Lew left home two weeks ago tt
play in Chicago. He won $205 ir
the All-American tournament, $70(
in a pro-member between the two
tournaments, and $1,000 in the
World"
That's $2.805. Folks who fee
sorry for a fellow WHO made thai
much in two weeks are wasting
their time.
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Tee to Green
By MerreIt WhittIesey

This just isn't Lew Worsham's
week.
Last night. three days after his
horrendous blowup in the world
championship" golf tournament
in Chicago cost him $23, 100. he
was on a television program in
Pittsburgh in which a contestant
is given a sum Of money and he
either doubles it or gives it all
back if he misses.
Lew missed the first three ques-
tions and was through.
Never in our memory has any
incident in golf created as much
attention in Washington as did
WorSham's blowup. The combi-
nation of his being known to
thousands Of District golfers, the
fact that it was the richest tour
nament of all and that the final
hour of the tournament was on
television here, made Washing
tonians tremendously conscious of
Lewis lost opportunity. Plus the
fact that he led by four strokes
going into the final round, with
$25 900 to the winner.
1t would be rather tactless to
call Lew and ask him What hap
Ipened?" so we took the next best
approach. that of talking last
night with Phil Gundelfinger,
capable and experienced golf
writer on the Pittsburgh Sun
Telegraph.
Wisecracks Over Blowup.
1t was Gundelfinger's assign
ment to learn what happened to
Lew and Phil admitted over the
phone he faced the task with
trepidation. Worsham did not
return to Pittsburgh until late
Tuesday night and Gundelfinger
cornered him yesterday. half ex-
pecting to be thrown out.
Hes the same old Lew" Gun
delfinger reported. '"The first
thing he said was, I guess I
don't like money He was wise
cracking about his blowup before
I left, and there was neither bit
terness nor regrets"
This is the substance of what
Gundelf1nger learned. relaying
Worsham's words:
I'm out in IS, one under par,
and after I birdied the 10th hole
things looked great. I hit what
I thought was a perfect seven
iron shot on the 11th, and when
the ball was in the air I had
visions Of a deuce. But the shot
hit 6 inches short Of the green
and buried, and instead Of two
I take four. one over par, after
Ia bad chip.
II pared the 18th hole to stay
one under for the round, and
after driving into trouble on the
18th played a great five-iron
shot, but the ball bounced over
the green. I Clipped back 8 feet
from the cup and missed the putt,
giving me a five, and now I'm
even par.
Il was playing with Jim Ferrier
and Henry Ransom and both of
them hooked into trouble on the
14th hole. I was thinking about
that when I prepared to hit my
drive. and at the last second I let
up on the ball, trying to steer it,
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Laurel Lists 6 Stakes
For Fall Meeting and
S495,OOO in Prizes

John D. Schapiro, president oi
Laurel race track, today announced
. six-event stakes schedule for the
tracks 15-day Fall meeting which
starts October 4.
In addition to the $50, 1000 Wash
ington International on October
1S, the track will offer the Turf
Handicap on opening day: the
Selma Stakes. October IL: the
Laurel Spring Handicap. October
8; the Maryland Futurity. October
IS. and the Spalding Lowe Jen-
kins on closing day. October "a
The stakes program will involve
. total outlay of $4,000 and
$25. 900 will be given daily in over
night purses with the minimum
overnight set at $2,500 per race
A total Of $495, 900 will be offered
IN prize money during the meet
ing.
The Turf Handicap for 3-year-
olds and up will be run at a mile
and a furlong with $4,000 added
1t replaces the old Washington
Handicap at mile and a quarter
and is intended to become a fix
ture on the turf course.
The Selma Stakes, Laurel's
traditional fall event for 2-year-
old fillies at a mile and six
teenth. has $4,000 added, but
due to its early closing conditions
will be worth close to $4,000 for
the winner.
The Laurel Sprint Handicap, a
6-furlong race for 3-year-olds
and up, carries $4,000 added: !:
the Maryland Futurity. restricted
to 2-year-olds foaled in Mary
land. is also at 6 furlongs with
$4,000 added and the jenkins,
an allowance race, is for 2-year-
olds with $4,000 added for the
mile and sixteenth test.
Nominations for the Turf Cup,
Sprint Handicap and the Jenkins
close September Is. The Mary
land Futurity and the Selma
closed last year.
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Double PoYs 81 1890

CHICAGO, Aug. IA (P.-Care-
less Beau ($73.80) and Southern
Cookn ($48.40) combined for q
81 ,429.80 daily double at WASH
|ington Park yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-08-14

pulled four double in deal Plumbers allowing
ing FBI its eight Settle with
second half South three two
Elipse Bill Nolan the led the hiters
Evening star., 1952-08-14
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