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VOICE OF FIREST0NE
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trinity Baptist have banded to-
gether TO nave a community va
cation Bible school and the last
two weeks in June, Mrs. Maxwell
was asked to be the director.
One of the incest honors Mrs.
Maxwell has received was being
asked to teach Choral reading in
the life and leadership training
courses by the Greater Council of
churches.
We learned that only the most
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THIS N THAT
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD
Ron Judy Earns Honors

Ronald =. Judy, son of Mrs.
Ruth Judy and grandson OF Mrs.
Marie Boswell, 1921 Fourth Ave.
So. Minneapolis. has earned many
honors during his high school
years. but one outstanding honor
Is that he was the one boy OF all
the boys attending Central High
school who was chosen winner OF
the First National Bank award,
The First National Bank award
is made annually TO the boy and
girl in the graduating class Of
each public senior High school In
Minneapolis, who, during his or
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The Third Attribute" 4 brilliant
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Jane Fromcn with songs tor the boya
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Ron Cochran. discussion chairman
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Study Of Spiders" Live ;aran,ulas
banana sp!dsrs and block widow
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efficient teachers qualify for this
position.
Most of us would feel we had
done more than our share if we
did half as much as Mrs. Max
well has done, but she is also a
faithful member Of ST. Peter A
Me. church, a member of the
Ladies Choral group, a teacher
in the Sunday School and our
church reporter.
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Congratulations, Mrs. Maxwell,
and you deserve one OF our largest
bouquets for devoting so much
time to religious education.
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Evening star., 1953-03-26
Quarter-FinaIists Meet
In Everglades Tennis
BY the Associated Press

PALM BEACH, Fla, Mar. 26
Mems singles quarter finals
matches will be completed today
in the Everglades tennis tour
nament, together with third
round mixed doubles and doubles
matches.
Three quarter-finals matches
on the singles program sent Vic
SeiXas of Philadelphia against
Mike Green of Miami Beach, Art
Larsen of San Leandro, Calf,
against Harry Faccini of Bogota,
Colombia, and Billy Talbert of
New York against Tony Vincent
of Miami.
Second-round matches yester-
day saw Vincent upset Gustavo
Palofax of Mexico City, ST,
6-1. IS, and top-seeded Gard
mar Mulloy beat Hank Osten of
Miami Beach, 60, 6-1.
Women'S Quarter-f1na results: ::
Doris Hart of Miami defeated
Jean Merciadis of Los Angeles,
Ga, 60; Thelma Long of
Sydney, Australia, defeated
Laura Lou Kunnen of Clear
water, Fla, 60, 60; Melita
Ramirez of Mexico City advanced
by default over Barbara David
son of Boston. and Shirley Fry
of Akron. Ohio, defeated Alicia
Wright of Guayaquil, Ecuador,
6-2. 6-8. "a
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Lions, One Down in PIoyoHs,
Yeorn for More Wureckis

Second-leading scorer with S6
goals and Al assists not counting
last nights activity, but he has
been effective on defense all
season.
Jets Score Quickly.
Last night Johnstown scored
twice in the opening period. Aft
er Warecki had hit on a great
shot from the side to make it
2-1 early in the third session,
Art Dorrington, former Lion,
clinched it for the Jets at 1915
on a rebound. Bibber O'Hearn
failed to check the swift Negro
winger. Warecki hit again at
1900 but the Jets, who played
fine defensive hockey all night,
were too tough after that.
Referee Ted Daily ruled a
faulty faceoff which nullif1ed a
Lions goal in the second period.
He later apologized to Andy
Brown, saying it was a tough
CALL" The Jets Gordie Hodgson
and Washington's Gordie Warn
er staged a brawl which brought
police on the ice in the second
period, but no one was seriously
injured.
The Lions play in Johnstown
in the second game of the play
offs tomorrow night and return
to Uline Arena Saturday night.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
TrackMeets, Baseball
And Tennis on Gus
Week End PROGRAM

Catholic UniverSity's spring
sports program gets underway on
all fronts this week end, with
the trackmen invading Virginia
for two meets while the tennis
and baseball squads open play
at home.
Coach Dorsey Griffith will
send the trackmen against
Naval Apprentice School at
Newport News Saturday, moving
to Williamsburg Monday for a
dual meet with William and
Mary. After the best indoor
campaign in the schools history
GUS track outlook is good, al
though the Cards won't be at
their best for their debut.
Griffith has six lettermen, in
cluding Connie Grant, the Ma
son-Dixon Conferences best
pole-vaulter. and Larry Schmidt
preseason favorite to take the
mile crown. Capt. Sammy Lee
in the sprints; Fred Favo, 22O
and 440; Tom AREN'T, quartz,
and half mile, and Jim Brennan,
mile and 2-mile, complete the
list.
Coach Bill Dorasavage has q
well-balanced tennis team ready
for Saturdays inaugural with
Wilson Teachers College and has
high hopes of keeping the Cards
long winning streak going. Hal
Freeman heads the list of re-
turning netmen.
Jim CaStiglia makes his debut
as Gu baseball coach Monday
when the Cards play host to
Mount Union. and the one-time
Georgetown star expects to have
a fairly strong team. Don Wen
deroff, a catcher with a good
throwing arm, appears to be a
find, while Castiglia thinks he
has a long-ball batter in Lefty
Curtin.
Joe Della Rata is available at
first base, and can help Jim
Whalen and Johnny Wilson with
the pitching if needed. Paul
Hallissey at second, Ping" Pow
derly at third, and Jim Hughes,
shortstop, complete the infleld.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Tennis Troupe Sharp
As Date Here Nears
BY the Assoeioted Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Mar. 26.
This was a good stop for the
underdogs on the international
championship tennis tour. The
Australians won both singles
matches and the Americans took
the doubles contest last night.
Frank Sedgman turned back
Jack Kramer, 6-3, Ga, and
now trails the American profess
sional champion, "a matches to
81.
Ken McGregor defeated Pam
cho Segura, IS, 10-8. Segura
still leads in the series, 42-14.
The touring stars played only
one set of doubles: Kramer and
Segura won, 6-3.
The Kramer troupe plays in
Uline Arena next Thursday night
and Washington fans are expect
ing a different brand of tennis
from Kramer than they saw
when he met Sedgman here jan
uary IA and IS.
Kramer, nursing a severe cold,
was no match for the younger
player and dropped straight-set
matches to Sedgman.
Tickets are on sale at Uline
and The FairWay.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Wilson Teachers 10 Play
Two Grid Games al Home

Wilson Teachers College, in
playing eight football games
this year, will play only two of
them at home, with Gallaudet
October 10 and Montgomery
Junior College November 7. the
last game on the schedule. The
Teachers open the season Sep
tember 10 with East Carolina
College at Greenville, N. C..
The schedule:
September 19-At East Carolina Col
September 26-At National Aggies.
ZOE octo6sn SeR00!i ~ Fst shiDpensDurr State.
october 10-At Gallaudet College.
October 17-At Trenton State. Tren-
October a3-At Apprentice School
(night), Newport News. Va.
. October ,317-At Montclair State.
November 7SMontgomery Junior Col
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Snead Is Man 10 Beat
As Golf Tour Moves
Into North Carolina
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

GREENSBORO, N. c., Mar. rs.
Colts touring stars move into
North Carolina tomorrow for
their annual two-week stay.
It begins with the $4,000
Greater Greensboro Open start
ing tomorrow at the Sedgef1eld
course. a par-70 layout measur-
ing 6,608 yards. One round to-
morrow and another on Satur-
day will set the stage for Sun
days 36-hole scramble for top
money of $4,000.
From here the stars will go to
Wilmington and the $4,000
Azalea Open running four days
through Easter Sunday.
Heading the list of some $50
entries is Sam Snead of White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, back
on the tournament trail this
month after sitting out most of
the winter. Although he has
played comparatively little tour
nament golf this year, Snead al
ways rates as the man to beat
here.
Four Time Winner.
Snead won the event when it
was inaugurated in 1898. The
Slammer won also in 1946, in
1949 and 1850.
The tournament is returning
to Sedgefleld after a two-year
run at the Starmount Forest
course. It was at Sedgef1eld
three years ago that Snead set
the tournament record of 269 in
winning by 10 strokes.
Last year Dave Douglas came
flying through the stretch for a
winning 277. The lanky New
ark, Del, star is among those
who'll be on the firing line to-
morrow
Others include Lew Worsham,
winner Of the Jacksonville Open
Monday; Jackie Burke, Julius
BoroS. Johnny Palmer, Cary Mid
dlecoff and most Of the top per-
formers of the winter months.
Strong Amateur Competition.
With Frank Stranahan, Dick
Chapman and Billy Joe Patton,
who has held the Carolinas Open
title in part or outright the last
two years, heading the amateur
list. that division should furnish
lively competition for the pro-
feSSionalS.
Tournament officials are look
ing for warm sunshine, after
heavy rains early in the week,
and expect to have the course
In good shape.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
By Bill Fuchs

This could be the big year
for the George Washington
High School crew, and for that
the crew is grateful to the peo-
pie of Alexandria.
So grateful are Coach Julian
Whitestone and his boys, in fact,
that tomorrow night they will
christen their new eight-oared
shell, "City of Alexandria," at
a celebration at their headquar-
ters, the Old Dominion Boat
Club. A parade starting at 8
o'clock in front of the Reed The
ater will get the celebration
under way.
The CIV crew. winner of the
Stotesbury Cup regatta in Phila-
delphia last year and runnerup
by four seconds to Belleville
IN. j. High in the Nationals on
the Potomac, are out to win
those races this year to show
Alexandria citizens it's apprecia-
ton. The Stotesbury, held an
nually in Philadelphia, is set for
May %; the Nationals one week
later at Buffalo.
Has Reason for Thanks.
The crew has reason to be ap-
preciatiVe. AS Whitestone, a
member of the Old Dominion
Club since he attended old Alex
andria High "a years ago, puts
it: If it wasn't for the Boosters
Club and the people of Alex
andria, CIV wouldn't have a
crew now"
Crew racing is an expensive
project. An eight-oared shell
will cost more than $4,000.
Transportation and other ex-
penses for the CIV crew this
year will come to about $2,5OO.
And neither the boat club nor
the high school has that kind
of money.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

day, and baseball has priority
over football.
The Packers home card also
includes the Chicago Bears on
october 4, Los Angeles Rams.
October II; Baltimore Colts,
October 18; Detroit Lions, No
vember Is, and San Francisco
Forty Miners, November %. At
least three games will be played
at Green Bay but Publicity Di-
rector jug carp said the break
down between the home grounds
and Milwaukee has not been
finally decided.
The Detroit Lions also an
nounced a siX-game home card.
starting September 81 with the
Pittsburgh Steelers. Other games
are with San Francisco on Oc-
tober II, Los Angeles, October
18; Baltimore. November 8;
Green Bay, November 26
THANKSGIVING Day., and CHI.
cago Bears, December 6.