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Evening star., 1953-01-21
Sedgman' S Margin
Is Cut by Kramer
BY the Associoted Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 21.-
Big Jack Kramer, his booming
service hitting a flawless peak,
blasted Frank Sedgman. former
Australian Davis Cupper, last
night to narrow the gap between
them in their professional tennis
series.
Kramer put away Sedgman
with ease. 6-3. GO, while
Pancho Segura of Ecuador, de-
Tending pro world titlist, cut
loose with his devastating two
listed forehand to score his 18th
straight win over Ken McGregor,
another former Davis Cupper
from Australia, Ga, 8-6.
The matches drew $500 fans,
largest tennis crowd in Louis
ville's history.
The Australians managed to
salvage the doubles matches,
1911. 6-3, and now lead 6-5
in that series. Sedgman holds a
GA edge over Kramer in their
battle.
Kramer, meanwhile, said it
was doubtful his troupe will play
in Australia because of ruling
from the council of the Lawn
Tennis Association at Melbourne,
1t said that if Kramer wants to
bring the Australians home for
an exhibition, he will have to
surrender Is per cent of the gate
receipts to state associations.
The American promoter called
this figure 10 per cent higher
than the rental usually required
for touring professionals.
Kramer also attacked an as
sociation rule permitting privi-
leges of members and special
stockholders as to free entrance
I'VE can't possibly play and
make any money where about
half of the crowd gets in free, =
he remarked, adding that "these
new rules make the possibility OF
going there even more remote"
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Fuqua and George Spark
Winning Service Fiyes

Paul Arizin, the former COL
lege pro star, and Frank Fuqua,
the former DeMatha High
School standout, combined to
lead the Quantico Marines to
another basketball victory last
night.
The Marines trimmed Fort
Myer. 1852, at Fort Myer, with
Arizin scoring 18 points and
Fuqua II.
Another one-time high school
star here, Jack George of st.
Johns and 1ater of LaSalle Col
lege, was the big wheel with 26
points as Fort Belvoir beat Nor
folk Destroyers, 63-61.
Evening star., 1953-01-21

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Evening star., 1953-01-21
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Evening star., 1953-01-21
Harness Cars Career Started
By Fathers Promotions in '8Os

a glass factory, where he was
employed as a 12-year-old boy.
When Joe reached voting age he
was knee-deep in training and
driving trotters and PAGERS.
Handled String for 19 Years.
He handled j. w. Moore's
string of horses for 19 years and
must have had a half-dozen
spills" in that time. When the
opportunity came to switch to
officiating. however, Joe took it.
A man doesn't necessarily last
longer as an official, since har-
ness addicts race as long as
they can sit upright in the sulky,
but Joe had some pet theories
he could try as an official.
I'm the first man who ever
followed the horses over a loud
speaker" Joe says with justifia-
BILE pride.
He described the running of a
race for the fans at Cranwood
Parks first meeting in 1924. A
nattily attired young fellow
working in the mutuel depart
ment at the little Ohio track
later was to become noted for
his work on the horns. That
would be Clem Mccarthy.
"Clem liked nice Clothes" Joe
recalls, land he knew how to
wear them"
Deep Respect for Trainers.
Joe has a deep respect for the
training profession, but makes
short shrift of those men who
work only with sprinters in fiat
racing.
Anybody can train a horse
to go five and half or six fur
longs" he scoffed. Cheap horses
don't have any form. Getting
them ready for the longer races
requires skill and knowledge and
that's where a man shows his
ability. Harness racing requires
the same skill"
McGraw thinks the starting
gate and mandatory dope tests
for winners are two of the best
things that ever happened to
racing.
"You see very few bad actors
any more" he said, land the
percentage of winners is 3 per
cent higher than it was 10 years
ago."
McGraw's niche in harness
fame was recounted on these
pages when his appointment as
presiding judge at Maryland S
harness tracks was announced
last week. The evidence seems
stacked in the local trots' favor
that they landed one of the best
officials in the game, if not the
/ No. / guy,
Evening star., 1953-01-21
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SEALED BIDS in duplica

SEALED BIDS in duplicate for con-
I1Sruct!cn, te.cept elevatorJ Of me
h2ward Un!versity Collcse street.
NV. Washinston. d. c.. Will be. re:
I.ae on February 20, 1888, in
Room No. G-3ilB General Sc. vices
Building. 10Th ami T. Streets NV.
MSSnlngton, D. G and then pub
hcly onened in Room No; G--34lD.
siI0unt OF the contract exceeds
5000. U. s. Standard Form No. %,
CONSTRUCTION Contract. will pe used
and performance and payment bonds
SET Of Prebid Documents and four
sets OF drawings and specifications
will be supplied without charge TO
each general contractor interested
N bidding on the complete project,
al OF which must be returned. Not
more. than six additional sets OF
drawings and specifications may be
oetsined ciines by general gene contractors ct
a,,l rhsfse he re},,nGs9 g, Gs9'o1 per set Which
turned in good condition within rs
days after the bids are opened.
SIeSks oAered as payment must be
made payable to the order Of the
treasurer, United States. Upon re-
under signed one set Of drawings
a!d specifications will be furnished
to builders exchanges, chambers Of
mnlerce and other similar organi-
~ ons. with the understanding that
r tm.3cs and made available Tor
ins lection by any interested sub
contractor or material firm. Bidding
,Aat2r,al may be obtained at Room
10Th and streets NV, WASHINGTON
20, D. c.. phone Executive $4,000.
Extension 1857. W. E.. REYNOLDS.
commissioner Of Public Buildings
Service ss.,, General Services Adminis-
ARaRSG soakb, iFt1N1,&EoS GFGN E9yNJX dsISIHIooL
Sealed bids in duplicate, viii be re-
school Board: at the Board Once.
ion i126 vsrs;ni. NoTth Quincy Street, Arlins-
day, February 13, 1883. for the
Elementary School at 37OO North
Delaware Street, Arlington. Va. The
nuiialng Is to contain Ia class
fTinlnnr Til,rar; multi-rYrpose stt Urn room, kitchen,
scations. Information for Bidders,
Bo91 and InEurance. Feoui- cments
and Form of 2 'opossl. etc. may be
J, Dgc';ey. at 7o4 N,rth Gieba Road.
We. ..ne-dav. j. nuar" 81, 1851. Gen.
ersl contractors p:opos!nr to hid
may secure the Loan Of plans
end specifications u9on depoSitinT
Twenty-Five Dollars (S35.O0 per
sst, All plans. specifications and
addenda must be returned in good
condition. within Ten 1O) days
after The opening of bids to obtain
refund. The Arlington County School
Board reserves the right to waive
or all bids. Each bidder must de-
amount of not less than Five Per-
centum t5T). Of his bid, in the
form required by the Information
for Bidders. No bidder may with
draw his bid within. Thirty 900
days alter the actual date of the
opening thereof. All general and
sub-contractors must be registered
and holding certificate of regis
tretion from the virginia State Reg
istration Boerd before they may bid
or undertake a contract I'm the
State Of Virginil. Rv order of the
ARLINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD. Arlington, vi"Rinia. DR.
BArNArD JOY, Chairman. r0wARD
j. BRAUN, Clerk. ja2l,22
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Bob Toneff's Bulk
Poses Problem for
Fort Meade Filters

Bob Toneff, who had to have
his shirts tailor-made as a civil
ian, is giving the Army trouble in
covering his huge chest.
The g. foot 2, 265 pound
Toneff, who made All-America
twice at Notre Dame, was in
Quoted at Cleveland January
and is being processed through
the 2053d Area Service Unit Re-
ception Center at Fort Meade.
He has neck measurement OF
1914 inches and is 40 inches
around the chest.
Toneff, who played both
offense and defense for the San
Francisco Forty Miners last year,
averaged As minutes per game
He is one of IL players lost by
the Forty Miners for the 1853
season by draft or retirement.
Toneff will be transferred to
the Sd Armored Division at Fort
Knox, KY, for basic training
after his processing is COM
pleted.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Lions Lose ArchambeauIt
For Three More Weeks

The Lions have two Eastern
League hockey games within
three nights coming up at Uline
Arena, with first-place SPRING
field furnishing the opposition
tomorrow night and JohnStown
coming in Saturday night.
Defenseman Larry Archam-
beault. who has missed the last
three games, will be out for about
three more weeks. He has had
an injured elbow and will un-
dergo surgery for the removal
of bone chip.
Helping to offset his absence
will be the return of Center
Sandy Air, who has been out
for several weeks with a battered
knee. He probably won't make
1t against the Indians tomorrow
night, but should be in shape for
at least part-time action Satur-
day night.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
GuIluudet Is Favored
Over WinIess Gu Five

Gallaudet Colleges basketball
team finds itself a favorite over
Catholic University tonight in
their Mason-Dixon Conference
game in the GU gym at $3.50.
, The Cards have lost all IL of
their games this season, while
Gallaudet has won seven out Of
II and has a 3-3 record in Con-
ference games.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
StoIIing Tactics Against Bevo
Bring Neor-Riot of 7 900 Fans

$4,000 to see the game. OF this,
$4,000 went to Rio Grande. Not
bad for school whose gate at
one home game this season was
hardly enough to pay expenses.
Last nights game. originally
scheduled for the Rio Grande
floor, was shifted to Troy to ac-
commodate Ohio basketball fans
and to allow the tiny school to
get in the big money.
Undefeated Rio Grande has 16
more games scheduled this sea-
son.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Arcaro Due 10 Ride
A Clean Saturday
Despite Suspension
By the Associoted Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Jan. 21.-
Calumet Farms A Clean has
been assigned high weight of 130
pounds for Saturdays $4,000
added Santa Margarita Handi-
cap for flllies and mares at
Santa Anita. And Eddie Arcaro
will be her rider despite a FIVE
day suspension.
Racing secretary, Webb Everett,
rates A Clean 8 pounds better
than her stablemate, Jennie Lee.
Spanish Cream of the H. w.
Collins stable drew second high
weight at 1913.
Special Touch drew lis: Great
Dream, Wandering Ways and
Ruth Lily, 112; Blue Moon, ITO;
Wild Glory, 109: Mab's Choice,
108: On Balance, Seasons Best
and Your Hostess, LOG; Flora,
104: Nurse O'War, 103, and
Danger Ahead. Ria Rica and
Naughty Miss, 100.
Meanwhile, the Santa Anita
stewards set down Arcaro for
five days because he failed to
keep Mark-Ye-Well straight in
the stretch while winning the
San Fernando Stakes last Sat-
urday.
Mark-Ye-Well came over on
Horsetrader-Ed, who in turn
bore into Southarlington, forcing
him to take up.
Arcaro's suspension begins to-
morrow but he will be permitted
to fill his commitment to ride
A Clean in the Santa Margarita
Saturday.
Sweet Potootie Runs Today
In HioIeoh's Jasmine Stakes
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 81 (P.-
Sweet Patootie, champion juve-
nile f1lly last year, launches her
1853 campaign today in the six
furlong Jasmine Stakes at Hia-
leah Park.
A dozen other sophomore
fillies are expected to answer the
bugle call in the $4,000 added
feature of the mid-week pro-
gram, including Mrs. j. r. Col
Inns Biddy Jane and Mrs. Wal
lace Gilroy's Emardee.
Sweet Patootie, owned by
Mrs. E. E. Dale Shaffer, won
four stakes races last year and
eight of II races. finishing second
in the other four. Two of the
stakes wins were over, Buddy
Jane. while the latter defeated
Sweet Patootie once.
Emardee won a stakes as a
juvenile and was home first in
her debut as a 3-year-old last
Friday. with T. M. Girdler's
Slippy, Biddy Jane and Hal
Price Headley's Velure in a
blanket finish in that order. All
are entered in the Jasmine.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
By Lewis r. Atchison

1.-The man is simply fantastic -
Johnny Miller was saying. "You
never heard of a man with such
sports background. He's per-.
feet for this job"
The Rosecroft official meant
Joe McGraw, the gray, erect old
gentleman with the piercing eyes
who had just been introduced as
presiding steward at the four
Maryland harness tracks for
1853.
Joe, who is 76, halls from
Washington, Pa, which he says
may be remembered by football
fans as the home town of Ed
Garbisch, Army center, who
kicked four field goals to beat
Navy, 1910, at Baltimore in 1924.
Miller wasn't exaggerating. Mac
must have been chief steward on
the Ark.
He remembers his father i'm
porting mustangs and broncos
by the carload to Pittsburgh
before the turn of the century
and racing them on a cinder
path on Saturday for mill work.
ers' entertainment and his own
profit. The elder McGraw had
beer and ice business, evidence
that he knew how to put things
together. but sports were his first
love.
"He managed Jim Smith, the
sprinter. and Cy Coulter. SOUL
ler," Joe volunteered. "He also
trained chickens and dogs for
the pitt
Track Used for Men and Horses.
Track and rowing rivalries
f1ourished in those days, with
contestants laying heavy side bets
on themselves, and McGraw's
father used his cinder track for
races between men as well as
horses. The animals were quar-
ter-horses, of course.
my mother thought of the
idea of wrapping colored ribbons
around their brides so we could
tell them apart" Joe said.
That was IS years ago. Mrs
McGraw, who liked sports as
we'll as her husband, helped out
with such things when not busy
with her family of five boys and
five girls.
Joe came by his love of horses
naturally, getting his first look
at Grand Circuit harness racing
at Bremots Island near Pitts
burgh. There were 40 fair meet
ings within a 10-mile radius in
nearby Ohio and surrounding
Pennsylvania that helped culti-
vate his love for the sport. He
liked it better than working in
Evening star., 1953-01-21
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son,
Auctioneers.

Trustess' Sale of Valuable APART
MEET HOUSE KNOWN AS PREM
iSEo NO. 2l64 FLORIDA AVENUE.
NV.
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded,
IN L4oer No; a02o, iollo Ia, ct SEQ.
trict OF Columbia. and at tbe re-
Guest OF parry sccureu thoreoS, the
undersigned trustees will oler Tor
sale public auc, on. in front CT
premises. on SATURDAY, TIE
THIRTY. FIRST DAY OF JANUARY,
the foliowIns- described property
in the District of Columbia, to-wit:
Lot numbered 10, in John H.
Nolan's subdivision of lots num-
the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Liber 80 at folio ..
TERMS OF SALE; Property will be
SOLD subject to a prior deed OF
trust for approximately S5l 1854 30,
further particulars OF which will
The purchase price of the above
said trust to be paid in cash. A
deposit Of Sl,000.0O required OF
purchaser at sale. Examination OF
e,e ene sfsGs 5ssordnE rev,
Complied with Within SO days s y from m
day of sale, otherwise trustees re-
serve the rignt to. resell property at
risk and cost OF deiaulting pur-
chaser. after 5 days advertisement
oil such resale In some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited. or with
out forfeiting deposit trustees may
avail themselves of any legal or
equitable rights against defaulting
purchaser.
F. SIDNEY JOHNSON.
GUY B. HARDY,
de27,31 ia3.6,S,21,2 1925. 2S,30
Evening star., 1953-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES
GODFFEV T.. r-UNTER and
JOHN c. HEATING. Attorneys.
81t ShOPehafn RuildinR

or SHOfcu1m
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
tng q Probate Court.-Estate Of Dore
Walten. Deceased.-No. S1.773. Ad-
ministration Docket 171.-Applics-
tion having been made herein for
ment and codicii of said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on said
estate, by Max Walten and Maximil-
ian G.. Walten. 1t is ordered this
ths se Mrs aay jeanne Si }snVSsy Wa.n AZ 9s7 aS I
tor. Ave, Burlinsame, California.
and Franz Welz, Wurmseestrasse "a,
Munich 40. Germany, and all others
concerned. appear in said Court on
Monday, the 23rd day Of February.
ton should not be eranted. Let
notice hereof be published in the
...Mashington Law .ReoorEer" and
Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the
first publication to be not less than
thirty days before sid return day.
witness. the Honorable goLITHA j.
this 10th DAY Of 's January. sr Ap. l CHs iS5S
CUES, Deputy Register Ao Of u wills Is FOR for
ths nistries Of Columbis. Clerk Of
the Probate Court. ja21 ,26,fe3
ALEXANDER NJ. HERON 4 DICKSON
r. LOOS, Attorneys.
7O7 Munsey Blde.
Filed Jan: 10. 1853: Theodore CoEswell.
REGISTER Of Wills. D. c.. Clerk
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.--Admiris-
tration No. 73635.--In re; Estate Of
Jonn J: DAILY. deceased. ORDER NISI
For SALE OF REALTY The Ameri-
lean Security and Trust Company.
9sndt1aa o. John :, DaIy, DECEASED. having
Square 1872 improved by premises
1924 18th Street NV in the District
OF Columbia to the Teachers Bene-
mt Association, Inc. for the sum
OF fourteen thousands dollars (Sl4.-
000. all cash. subject to q brokers'
commission OF seven hundred dol
lars 5000. IT IS by the Court. this
DERED that said sale be ratified
and confirmed by the Court. unless
cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the 4th day of February.
1853. at 1000 O'Clock am, at
which time higher offers will be
considered and objections to said
n9ay,Sia sals Si Be heard n MGtons MET copr.
published once in the washington
Law Reporter and once in The Eve
ming Star at least ten days before
said last mentioned date H. A.
SCHWEINHAUT, Judge. lSeal) A
true copy. Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES, Deputy Register Of willis
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court JAIL
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Duke Snider Gets Raise
In Signing Contract
By the Associuted Pres.

BROOKLYN, Jan. 21.-Duke
Snider became the 17th Brook
lyn Dodger to sign his contract,
receiving an increase to a re-
ported $4,000. Club officials, as
usual, announced no financial
details.
Snider, 26, hit 1903 last season,
finishing with a rush after be-
ing benched in August. In the
last 36 games. Snider hit at a
.355 clip. During the season he
hit 81 homers and batted in 80
runs.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
LSU Line Coach Resigns

BATON ROUGE, La, Jan. 81
(R.-Norman Cooper. Louisiana
State University's defensive line
coach, resigned to enter business
in Birmingham, Ala, his home
town. Cooper will became part
owner and vice president of a
sporting goods firm.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
Hockey at q Glance

oy me ASSocfoved FreS1
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.
st. Louis, 9; Providence. 6.
Western League.
Calgary, 4; New Westminster, Q,
Victoria. 1; Vancouver, l (tie).
International League.
Fort Wayne. 5: Grand Rapids. 2.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Eastern League.
Springfield at Johnstown.
Troy at New Haven.
National League.
Montreal at Toronto.
American LeaEue.
PITTSBURGH at Hershey.
Western League.
Victoria at Seattle.
New Westminster at Edmonton.
International League.
Cincinnati at. Grand Rapids.
Evening star., 1953-01-21
AUCTION SALES Cont,
THOs J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

STORY story And And BAsEMENT ESidaS1s SEMI
DETACHED BRICK BUILDING BE-
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES 1929
YOU STREET. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust
ment No. 2SOO9, recorded July 10.
1852 among the land records Of the
District District Of Columbia. and at the
the undersigned trustees will sell,
at public auction in front Of the
PPWEMfY-sESENrH PvsRSffS Vn gasP4a pAY Of JANue HE
AIRY A.D: 1853, AT THREE THIRTY
O'CLOCK Pm. the following de
in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being :ot 1877,
Barber's subdivision of lots in Square
204 as. per plat recorded In che
Ofice of the Surveyor for rhe Dis
.rict Of Columbia in riber 3 at
Terms: Sold subject to q prior tbuild-
ing association deed of trust for
approximately SS.S25.00 further par
tfcuars of which will be announced
at time of sale; the purchase price
above said rust to be paid IN cash
A deposit of S500;0O required. Con
chaser's cost, Adjustments made
Complied with within hirty Gays,
otherwise deposit forfe;Sad and the
property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion of the trus-
LOUIS YUDELEVIT.
ROBERT w K1DWELL.
jal5.17.2l 23.26 Trustees.
THOS ). OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
435 Southern Building
Evening star., 1953-01-21

Ten years ago-The Brook
lyn Dodgers signed Outfielders
Paul Waner and Johnny
Cooney, recently released by
the Boston Braves.