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WAITRESSES

For new restaurant and cocktail
lounge. experienced: part time; lunch
only; good salary. meals. uniforms
and good tips. Apply today, STATE
HOUSE REST. 61O 7th st. NV.
X-RAY TECHNICIAN, must type,
full or part time (days): downtown
GIRL; > acolored. to work on fruit stand.
GIRLEFor 'inventory-stock control.
Good sal: to start. Apply 9ol H
LADY. white. Baptist Home for Chill
dren, to care for small children:
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; room, bath
and board: good pay. Apply MRS.
RYAN. 1872 Longfellow st. NV. Call
LHDiEs@You CAN EARN your fam
lily vacation with your spare hours.
Add S25-S40 weekly serving an
AVON territory near you; good
openings now. RE. 81O7. "a
YOUNG LADY. to assist ofice man
ager in downtown mems retail store.
knowledge of credit and bookkeep-
ing desirable. Good pay. Friendly
atmosphere. Call MISS JOHNSON.
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TYPIST- CLERK - Interesting hotel
work inauditor's ofice. liberal COM
pany benefits, vacation with pay,
5a-day week. Apply general ONCE,
Wardman Park Hotel. 1900 Woodley
UPhoLsTiER1NG fTi dsi sEAMsrREss; reg
ular work. Call Rockville 2S0s:
WAITRESS. must be experienced; ex-
eeads se WAREF1Ib IeaSaRs TsEkine
WAITRESS, experienced. refined. for
Jpn Monday closed. MicAAEL's.
M 1o29 20 Vermont ave: NV: 80
WAITRESS, white. experienced. de-
pendable. nights; prefer resident
Hyattsville to Laurel area; excel
NOR more Blvd Blvd. Beitsviiie, Nd. % To. sla. ss5s.
WAITRESS WANTED. DEL RIO
RESTAURANT. Charlotte Hall. Md.
Mechanicsville 103-F-13; experience
not necessary; good salary. room and
xsGa psy Asss S$ssss fss5 s.:
ave. ave- NV. w RE. $3.50 WV ."
TSs' = 3 PM AD1iy GseE MACS GRILL; II a& e
WAffTi'REsSs tD, full or part time.
Apply in person, CONGRESSIONAL
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 105 Independ-
WAiTREssES WANTED. exper.. over
21 yrs. age; salary. rm. and board:
please call reverse charge, MR.. WILL
HELM, 9S72 Marlborough for info.
MATTRESSES, exper.. tray service.
Apply SEA FARE RESTAURANT.
WxfTREssEs. white, over 81; ex-
perienced. SAND BAR RESTAUR-
ANT. 1923 14th st. NV. 80
MATTRESSES, experienced wanted.
Apply 612 18th st. NV. go
WAITRESSES-Well experienced in
food and liquor; prefer Sc. resident;
NIGHTS. Apply after pm. LiV-
INGSTON INN. 1850 Livingston I'd.
Sc, 10. 2-4SOO. -29
WAITRESS. white. to work from
HAYWOOD DELICATESSEN. 1901
Varnum st. Mt. Rainier, Md. rs
MATTRESSES (2) for night work
experience necessary; good tips and
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. Apply in per-
son. CRYSTAL CITY RESTAURANT,
1f47 Conn ave -26
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PART-TIME
SALESLADIES
MARRIED WOMEN

Evening work, 5 to 9; top salary
pleasant surroundings. McBRIDES
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Phone EN-. 1881, q to 4. -2s
SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER, 1-girl
ONCE, pleasant SURROUNDINGS: salary
open; permanent; advancement;
days. Silver Rock Development. 932
Viers Mill rd.. Rockville CLOG. go
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES age, ex-
gsEs or aefS WI zsy siissEy or sxDsstss adssess R
munication to Box 4O2-A. Star. -29
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIsT, med
ical. part time days. Must be ex-
sECRETARY sTENoGRAPHaERo Roo. 20
Builder or real estate experience
preferred but not essential; 1-girl
o'HARA CORP. 1913 x st. NV.
sEcRErARY-sTENoGRApHEE&EGPSer-
sonnel and safety dept. Of large ma
tional company; 371a-hr. wk.; excel.
$$sS per 'Saa %f Cali i's6sns Me- 4so6 5as6 ak
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per-
Dept. sUBuRBAN So 8 TRUST CO.
s2MFRs. TakSms PARK aTn;nS Efilce' vou., "a s.v
r: e. N. BURTON & son. eli + St.
STENOGRAPHER-O for
young woman with airline associa-
ton. $3.50 mo. ME. 6713. PA
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day week, perm.
position; excel. working conditions,
Paids PIas,Ea yaeations; e c Apply in person; /;
sTENR6;SSRApHER. isi NR6;SSiRApHER under 80. ISs pssm.
position. 35 hr. wk.. air-conditioned d
ONCE: vic. 18th and K. Salary
open. Ph. DI. 3401 for appt. -25
STENOGRAPHER,. typing. shorthand,
bookkeeping pref. but not essential,
work. AMERICAN TIRE CO.. AT.
1912, 1915 K st. ne. -26
STENOGRAPHER, 4O-hr., 5-day wk.
Apply in person RKO RADIO PIC
TURES, 932 n: J., ave. NV. 80
STENOGRAPHER-6-day week. air
dited conditioned ONCE. pleasant working
advancement. Apply general office,
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. 2600
STENOGRAPHER-Shorthand essen
tial; 5-day week, hours. $40 to B.:
age limit 35; salary, $3.50 per month.
group insurance, retirement. etc.
Mrs. Walck. ARMCO DRAINAGE &
METAL PRODUCTS. INC. DI. 8413.
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AIRLINES NEED
See classified ad under instructions
NATL AIR COLLEGE. DI. 67O3.
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STENOCRAPHER.

STENOGRAPHER
For general ONCE work. in personnel
ONCE, located in GEORGETOWN; must
have shorthand speed Of about so
w.p.m.; 5-day, 40-hr. week; free
transportation, paid vacation and
sick leave. Phone for appt.
CAPITAL TRANSIT
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SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT desires work with 10
cal C.P.A.; ewes. and Sat: object,
exper. vi. $500 after 6 pm.
expert; books started,
caught up, audited, closed; all taxes.
Open rate; Shepherd 1854; 800
or Or. 'sas1 general I,sI Box 1872 Waldorf; ss. Nd
Man; 4 solO1sd desires temp; work 2.
homes; ref. Ii. 4-7Os1.
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs. yard work
wall washing. carpentry. house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. Me. 1882.
OFFICE MGR: expert clerk-typist,
change. WA. 7193. Box 362-Z. Star.
29s
GENTLEMAN, %. single. college back
ground, owns car-desires position
in established organization with fu-
ture. Free to travel. Box 26l-z
RELIABLE bookkeeper and account
ant. competent. part-time work at
reasonable rates. Box 3O9-z; Star.
YALE-HARvARD GRAD. 20, Al per
sonality; admin. asst. jr. exec, pub
NAN M eoioled SUa Wants aSoI worE s'h IN whole
exper.: refs. TU. 1868. as
COL0RED MAN, 21, desires work as
|COLORED MAN wants work paint
ing. plasterins. cement, roofing, car
penter. Any kind OF remodeling.
Honest reliable. Refs. Lu. 2-1624.
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HELP DOMESTIC

CHAUFFEUR BUTLER, experienced,
colored; beyond draft age; must
wanting permanent position need
apply. Phone MI. 0442 between 10
am. and 3 pm. -28
COMPANION-G.H.W., white. Call ia.
S176 after 6 pm. -26
COOK-G.H.W.. live in. over 25.
small family; new rambler. EN-.
6277. -26
G.H.W., live in: cook. laundry; vaca-
cation with pay; $26 start. Call
before 8 am. or after g PM. EN-
G.H.W., plain cook; bh-days. $50;
refs. RIA. 1870. -26
G.H.W., white. German preferred:
live in: $50 wk.: 2 in family. EN-.
Ga% SsfSs,a.. AND 9.,:2esss, GoSKNo W., iv: al
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STENOGRAPHERS

The work is interesting. Our en-
ployeS are congenial. The work
ing conditions are comfortable. The
pay Is based on your ability. We
o6er cooperative group-insurance
other employe benefits. Apply
SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
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STENOGRAPHER

Secretary to manager. Washington
once OF large company. Pvt. air.
cond. ONCE in new bldg. 8 to 5, 5.
day wk: 500 q wk. Paid vacations
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UNUSUAL WOMAN
time: car necessary. caH RE 93o7
for interview, -27
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LADIES

You can use your spare time in the
evenings to earn from S14 up by
displaying costume jewelry. No can
vassing. For interview appt., send
card with name, address and
phone no. to Box 279-A, Star. Pa
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TYPIST

Exper.. under 36 yrs. Of age. for pay
roll dept. Of research institution.
Position offers 5-day. 37h h-hr. wk. :,
"a days annual and 15 days sick
leave per yr. Literally subsidized
employe benefits. incl. hospitaliza-
tion, insurance, pension, etc. Excel.
working cond. For interview call
Personnel once. Elk. S1O0, Ext. 80.
Evening star., 1952-06-24
HELP WoAEN

stenographer. young,
responsible, ambitious, for 1-giri
ONCE. at Dupont Circle. Air-condi-
toned ONCE; 6-day week and pleas
ant working conditions. Salary
open. Call DE. 9026 for appt. pa
Evening star., 1952-06-24
MOTOR TRAVEL

Los ANGELES. CALIF.-Two ladie.
leaving July 9-lO. Cadillac. Take
3. Box 3l4-Z. Star. 24'
MAN leaving for Crane
riders. olds. "ss." OR. $500. w2F
FLORIDA transportation-Re
BILE persons to drive brand new 1852
Chevrolets to Miami. Call Balti-
more: Md. Belmont 400. MR.
kNELL. IA
Los ANGELES-'b0 Buick leaving
Thursday; take ga passengers. AID
$685.,
Evening star., 1952-06-24

WOMAN, white to work relief shift
etors p;m,Rl IA a;@; a5a, in frozen sa custsrd
WOMEN, white. part time: terrific
opportunity to use q few evenings
a wk.. earn $40 to $50 q wk.. fas-
cinating pleasant selling work.
Pleasing personality and willingness
to apply self are requirements. Box
364-A. Star. IA
WOMEN-25-45. as investigators for
retail shopping service; high
school grads; national organ; in
teresting work; salary advancement;
sve no efper; me- necei;; .rnu must 6e free t.
and E NV. RIM. 961. 20
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Electronic ASSemblerS
Experienced or
Non-Experienced
Apply Paul Virgins

7O7 Edgewood st. NE.
(Across from GE SUPPLY CORP)
FILE CLERK-Must be steady and
accurate; wholesale furniture COM
pany; good salary and conditions.
Apply r. MARS, The Contrsct Co.
81 "a n GSiiRLs-white, .ex,er.: 10
noon to $50 pm. closed Sundays
and holidays, paid vacation and holi-
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. expert
enced; part-time night work. Apply
at SMITHS PHARMACY. 251S 14th
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. expe. fenced
42-hour week. night shift. 3 to 10
Meals, tips. uniforms, $35. CONT2-
MENTAL PHARMACY. 422 N. Cap
FoUNTAiN HELP, part time. eve.
nings. WOODLAND PHARMACY
1919 N. Glebe rd.. Afl.. OK. $500
FOUNTAIN HELP. white, with exper.;
6-day week: good pay. Located 81
LYNN'S CUT RATE In Arl. Cal
Mr.. Paul. GL. 1885: --29
air conditioned workrooms, 5-da!
week, pleasant working conditions
Apply zIRK1Ns. s21 14th st. -24
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AIR CONDITIONERS

<AAAt S%4NO4 4NfAN Gxt0
LIVE IN COMFORT
We are dealers for Philco, Feddar,
Mitchell. Chrysler Air-Temp and
other national advertised brands.
Priced as low
$199.95
No down payment. terms as low -
22c day.
CAPITAL SUPPLY co.
S02 Constitution Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7lO0.
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SECRETARY

Salary commensurate with experience
permanent; in exclusive ofices O
large corporation in NV. D. C..
conditioned ofiices; many sCbstantia
employe Dement'S. Type 45 W. D. m.
shorthand 80 ". p. m.
Box 147-A. Star
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STENOGRAPHER

Immediate opening in local savings
loan assn. for .stenographer-recep-
with nice personality and ability to
meet public; 6-day week: new, mod
ern, air-conditioned ONCE; pleasant
working conditions. Call MR.. INA
BINET, ST. 6277, "a
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CLERK
PART TIME

The Personnel Dept. of a national
st@s E needs &c Tyne
ence. file reports and keep per-
sonnel records UP to date. Must type
30 W. D. m. and have some previous
once experience. Hours. to l OF
Company BENEFITS include: Vacation,
sick leave, disqualification. insur-
ence. annual bonus. Apply between
8 am. and 12 noon. Suite 416. RinG
Bldg. 1900 18th st. NV. -26
CLERK MANAGER
For dry cleaning store: steady JOB
wonderful opportunity for an expert
enced lady. Apply CENTRAL CLEAN
ERS, 323 Carroll st. NV. "a
CLERK K-TYPlST, permanent position;
casualty claims dept; typing and
general clerical duties in air-condi-
TONED ONCE: 6-day wk. Call ME
CL2ERSK-rYPIsT. 2S white, young lad,
and Storage business: 4O-hour week
paid vacstions. IL. $4,000. .-26
CLERK-TYPIST-Varied duties. &C
curate typist. assist bookkeeper: ed
siE-ccndr bldg: MRS. BREWSTER
CLERK-TYPIST. good working con
ditions: air-conditioned Nomce; =
wks. vacation. sick leave. hospitaIl
7ation. 5-day wk; RALPH W. III dEl
CLERK no exper. necessary
mod. air,cond; bldg. .,!sE1i.H APpliy. IN Pc, Pc,
son. TWENTIETH CENTURY FO1
FILM CORP. 415 3rd st. NV. .
Alert and rapid; insurance work
salary open. WAR DEPT. BENE
TICIAL ASSN. 1915 Juniper st. n,v
0E. 0617. -|o
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SEAMSTRESS
General all-around woman; pleasing
personality; some counterwork.
Call MR.. DESMOND. WO. 2700.
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STONE WALLS
FlagStOne Terraces

FIdgSCU1lt terraces
Walks. chimneys, fireplaces. cement
driveways, porches, retaining walls.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
STORM WINDOWS - Quincy triple
track. self-storing, combina ton
aluminium storm windows and
screens. have every feature to make
them the best aluminium windows
money can buy at price as low as
ordinary storm windows. For free
TRACTING CO., Bethesda. --25
Evening star., 1952-06-24

HELP MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1952-06-24

With firm Of management
consultants in small office, To-
Gated vicinity Bureau Of
Standards; salary, $4,000,
with opportunity for advance
to l on alternate SATURDAYS.
REQUIRED dictation 100 w.p.m.,
typing 80 w.p.m.: capable Of
handling varied duties, exer-
else responsibility. Age, rs to
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SAT,EST, ADV

For dresses. Salary and commits
sion; No phoning. MADAM ROSE
Evening star., 1952-06-24

"AIR CONDTTIONERS"
New 1852 models. If you have cash
and want an honest" deal see us
PARAMOUNT CO.. HU. 1900
THE Original Cash Discount House"
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SAIESGTRT,S

For Washington's fastest growing sho,
enai1; cIs oo, Exper. not necessary. Ap.
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Dining Room Supervisor
Capable. refined. mature woman for
high class cafeteria with thorough
knowledge Of steam table service and
portion control. Box 211-A, Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
u. ). Has One Winner
In Yacht Competition
BY the Asseeiated Pres.

HELSINKI, July 21.-The Unit.
ed States Star class yacht Co.
manche, sailed by John w. Price
and John S. Reid of Miami, Fla.
scored the only American victory
on the first day of Olympic yacht.
ing competition yesterday.
Because of the complicated
scoring system and the protest.
which must be ruled on by the
|of11cial committee. results seldom
are available on the day the races
are held.
Comanche won by a time mar
lgin of IS seconds over the Italiar
Star yacht, Merope, and scored
! .423 points to Merope's 1922.
In two other classes the 6 metel
and SIS meter, the American en-.
tries finished fourth. Llanoria
the United States 6-meter Graf
Ipiloted by Herman F. Wilton o.
New York, was fourth to the Nor
wegian entry. Elisabeth x. Com.
plex II. the 5.5-meter entry, skip.
lpered by DR.. Britton Chance o1
Philadelphia was fourth behinc
lSweden's Howja.
In the Dragon class, won by thu
Dutch yacht Thalatta with 1881
points, William L. Horizons Ski.
doc OF Los Angeles finished il
17th and last place for 101 points
Evening star., 1952-07-21
Mats
Continued From Page A-14)

\NOIGlIlucu CIOul rage A-l4.j
over that span was Bill Wight
of the Tigers.
The Mats have been hitting, too.
Twice in the first game yesterday
they produced five-hit innings. to
vault into a IL lead. They clus-
tererd four runs off Duane Pillette
in the second inning of the opener
when Pete Runnels singled, Mickey
Vernon tripled, Mickey Grasso
doubled, Eddie Yost singled and
Jim Busby doubled.
They added three runs in the
fifth off Ken Holcombe on Busby's
double and singles by Jackie Jen-
sen, Gil Coan, Runnels and Floyd
Baker. The Browns rallied for
five runs in the eighth, chasing
Connie Marrero in the process. but
Marrero posted his eighth win.
Tying Run on Third.
st. Louis got the tying run to
third base in the ninth when
Bobby Young singled off Joe
Haynes and moved around on
grounders by Jim Rivera and AL
Zarilla. but Dick Kryhoski sent
game-ending fly to Jensen.
The Mats clipped Tommy Byrne
and Earl HarriSt for a 60 lead
in the second game as Bob Porter
field finally achieved his seventh
victory in his sixth attempt.
Porterfeld, wilted by the heat
after allowing only two scratch
singles in the first five innings.
gave way to Sandy Consuegra in
the seventh.
Walter Masterson, who has
beaten Detroit twice since he
Joined the club, will be Harris
choice to oppose the Tigers tomor-
row night when the Mats will seek
Ito tie their longest winning streak
'of the season.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
Chief Threat toLee'.
High Diving Crown
Hurt in Belly Flop
BY The Assoeioted Press

HELSINKI. July 2l.-Joaquin
Capilla, Mexico's brilliant high
diver. took a tremendous belly
flop from the 10-meter tower in
training today but said later he
was not seriously hurt.
Capilla, regarded as a prime
threat to the Olympic high diving
crown of Maj. Sammy Lee of the
United States, failed to come out
of a flying gainore-and-a-half
half properly. He landed face
first.
Several hundred spectators
gasped as he struck the water.
After resting a short while,
Capilla returned to the tower and
made the dive properly amid brisk
applause.
THAT was the worst splash
ever made in my life," Capilla
said. 1T stung me and Jared me
but I feel all right"
Capilla placed third in Olympic
high diving in London in 194S.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
HuIIer Beats Kehoe
For Rec Tennis Title

Mark Haller automatically cur
tailed his 1853 tennis schedule
yesterday by defeating Lindy Ke-
hoe in straight sets, 60, Ga
8-6, for the Recreation Depart
ments mems singles title. Cham
pions are not eligible to defend
their titles in this tournament,
designed to encourage lesser
known players.
Jimmy Heiskell and Bill Bas-
sett won q marathon net battle
from DR.. Aris Carpousis and
Sawat Busparoek for the doubles
title. The scores were SO, 60,
2-6, 81, 60.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
Aggie Rif|emen Win Title
Al VIRGINIA State Shoot

The Aggies Rifle and Pistol Club
returned to Washington today
with Virginia State rifle tourna- :
ment championship and a number
Of trophies won by team members.
The clubs team, including Rob-
ert c. Marshall, James U. Roane,
Ijr.; 1t. Robert Silva and Edward
G. Grimes, won, 1883 to 1878,
over the Norfolk County Rifle and
Pistol Club for the 100-yard, any,
sight title in the tournament held
Saturday and yesterday at Ports
mouth, Va.
Marshall was second in the iron
sight Dewar match and first in
the Sharpshooter. 100 yards any
sight. Grimes led the expert, any
sight. at so meters and the expert,
any sight, at so yards and was
second in the expert class in grand
aggregate and in the expert, any
sight, at 100 yards.
Silva was the second sharp
shooter, any sight, both at so
meters and so yards. Roane was
second sharpshooter at 100 yards,
any sight.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
Major Leaders
By the Assoeiotsd Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

sS'''sR %sedss sss: 's.1 ssa
SEa sfS and Sf M.ns: RS:tGp New s 9o Rcs sfe
Runs-Berra. New York. 81; Minoso.
fhiisdeiDhis. g; Avia. Sl.veisnd. aaa I0GSs s.
Rqns p,o,o 6atIsd bs,rd iREcseR 5S GsSysns and
Ss nSns essilfnf fhsd.lpsa SsEs. 81 New
cage, ]Ss ]ISoss: kIossn I, anS simpson. clsvs-
SSS xS5f. u Ss T:iln; .l. Pssiisdeiphis. Il; Yer.
New YorF' Minoso: chicsso. iISSsS posS
CleyeWlsna; Gle WIaa Yo%ns WI and Rivera st. Louis,
and Dolby, Cleveland, and Werts. De-
,o tIoit pS,i. III 5RS,bihnson Chicago and zel.
Stolen basssIRizsuto. New York. IS;
land. 10; Minoso. Chicago. q; Throne
s4a; Rssehi New YoSs 49, 49, 49,
ssf Essf ss Rs psi:s e,..ss SAN
stTiksoutsCsshantz. Philsdelphia and
1Ulf s c1sas9 as4c: es c:v.ssS sssnoS ss o:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis. .323: Adds,
Chicago, 1921: Atwell Chicago, ,317:
Lockman, New York. Kluszewski, Gin.
cinnati and Pafko, Brooklyn, .3I2
Runs-Lockman, New York and Musial,
Ct. Louis. a; Robinson, BROOKLYN, 81 i;
Reese, Brooklyn. So; Hemus, st. Louis,
Runs batted in-sauer. Chicago, 70;
proopSUn pUpSSUn' so. c" s,iSsrk' DC, nooses;
siaushter,, St: Louis. IS.
New York. io4; Adams, Cincinnati,
GS sslnS;a scnSsndisnst' b. Louis 1ol; Ennis
bles-Schoendienst: st. Louis, "a;
Sauer: Chicago, Williams and Thomson,
fesi5a aelInia % and Musial and D. Rice St.
Triples@TSomson. New York and Ennis.
philadelphia. z; ,Jethroe, Boston. Reese.
Wyrostek, Philadeiphia, s.
Home runs-Sauer, Chicago, "a; Kiner,
Pittsburgh. 10; Hodges, Brooklyn. 1S;
Mathews, Boston and Thomson. New
Stolen bases-Reese, BROOKLYN. 1s; Jeth-
S.Is,,l coz, Brooklyn and Ashburn' Phila-
SlsHs: ss,..lss sssa nS 1 sss lGse bisse
snS S0Esyn Wilhelm, New spVi York oHs; ~, 97s.
Boston. 40; Simmons,
Rnsd:DhstsS aS.4ts I wsd' sns Ma. e.
Louis, "a.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
Jankowski and Allen
Tie in Speedboat Event
In SoIomons Regatta
Special Dispoieh 10 The Stor

SOLOMONS. Md, July Ala
North South duel between two
crack speedboat drivers in the
Solomons Island Yacht Club Re-
|gatta ended here yesterday in a
draw.
Ben Jankowski of Glen Head.
N. Y. and Nick Allen of Hilton
Village. Va. each took two firsts
land two seconds III each of the
&c hydro, B hydro and unlimited
hydro divisions.
Aubrey Thacker of Washington
put on a good show in the 266-
hydro class where he entered his
Jezebel TX, a 225-hydro, which is
not supposed to be as fast as the
266s. He took two seconds against
la new boat driven by Ed AL
|exSandrowicz of Baltimore. In the
second heat, the Washington
driver nearly nosed out the Balti-
morean.
Paul Price of Fairfax, Va. driv-
ing Patricia. placed third in the
48 hydros. Frank Vernon of
Washington, who has been run
ming consistent third in re-
gattas did it again in the 135-
hydros with his Fancy Free.
Evening star., 1952-07-21
id-AtIontic Turf Tennis Opens
With Dick Sovitt Big Fovorite

The Middle Atlantic mems
grass court tennis championships
open today at the Baltimore Coun-
try Club with Dick Savitt. former
Wimbledon champion. a strong
favorite.
Savitt, who was defeated yester-
day by Art Larsen in the Western
championship finals at Indianap-
oils, will not see action until to-
morrow. He is seeded No. ! in the
tournament.
Second seeded Straight Clark of
Los Angeles and fourth-seeded
Grant Golden Of Chicago will
lplay today. Clark, 1850 Middle
Atlantic clay court titleholder,
meets Bernie Schneider of Balti-
more and Golden tackles Don
Fontanna of Chicago.
Hal Burrows of Charlottesville
Evening star., 1952-07-21
Two $4,000 Stakes
Slated by MacPhaiI
For Bowie This Fall

Two $4,000 races. language
every horseman understands. head
line a stakes program for Bowie's
autumn meeting announced today
by Larry MacPhail, president Of
the track.
Moving to combat a gradual but
steady decline in the caliber Of
Maryland racing, MacPhail's plans
for running seven added-money
events, and increasing purse dis
tribution for the three-week meet
ing starting November II. is ex-
pected to attract a better breed of
horses to the nearby track.
$2,500 Daily Minimum.
In addition to the two major
stakes. there will be one for $25.-
900, two at $4,000, and one each
worth $4,000 and $500. Even
more important to the smaller
stables. however, is MacPhail's de-
cision to run a $4,000 overnight
handicap or allowance race on
days when no stake is scheduled,
and to have a daily minimum
purse of $2.500.
John B. Campbell, originator of
the Experimental Handicaps for
three-year-oldS in New York, has
been signed as racing secretary
for Bowie. which is currently un-
dergoing a face-lifting. Bowie,
which ran its spring meeting at
Laurel this year. will operate
through December 6.
The first $4,000 race will be
the Maryland Gold Cup. a test
of q mile and one sixteenth for
two-year-olds on Saturday, No
vember %. The second big money
race will be the Presidents Plate,
a handicap for three-year- -olds
and up at mile and one-quarter
on closing day. December s.
One HoIdover Stake.
A second stake for older horses
Is the Fort McHenry. at a mile
and one furlong on Thanksgiving
Day, with a $25.000 purse.
The $4,000 races are the Bar
bara Fritchie. a handicap for
mares and fillies three years old
and up at a mile and one-six-
teenth, on opening day, and the
Capitol Hill. an all-age handicap
at seven furlongs on November 20.
Another addition is the Annap-
oils Plate. worth $4,000, for
sprinters of all ages on November
19. The lone holdover from last
years fall program is the Bowie
Breeders Stake. carrying a $7,5OO
purse, for Maryland-bred two
year-olds. 1t will be an allowance
race of a mile and a sixteenth.