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APARrMENTs FuRNlsHEn

l2S vICIOE ST. Me-. IN Pleasant
ave. rm., kit. bath, with liv, rn.
space; prac. new, modern; all utils.
incl; eple. pref; S75 mo. UN,
oNf:sfDR,1; furn. apt, With li7. WI In,,
$126;60 mo. By appointment. EN-.
$50 Up iGiiffisHUR ST. N.w.-weii-ihaSrn. NwwMiihS
eonv; tssnsp. RIA. 6-32s7. -l2
Children accepted. Apply bsmt. spt.
6301 Sth ST. N.W.-3 bedrm., SIX
mo-. adults. N No % pets. Utiis. 81 s incl, SS dSS
gSass gnSSanss RA. 6-6252; after $3.50. RA.
4Ie ef6 ST. s.w.-Bed-liv. rm.. ma and
$40; Infant allowed: conv. transp. to
mintafy Installations. close to Govt.
cctnce cctnce bIdgs. ME. S-5096. Iii
CxSL' ~ clean: 9 bedrms,, liv. rm.. kit.
adults; nice yards. WA. S-So$S.
1904 n ST. N.w.-conv. location,
DOWNTOWN. / and 9 rm. efiics.. nicely
S See:. sc SGompl. fHrn;; utils. incl; $40
Can Ii. 3-7Sbi. 'tV y 81 pp'e'
DUPONT CIRCLE-Lge.. beaut. furn.
bed-liv, fm,, pvt. bath for ] or q;
refgr. maid service. CO. 6-677O,
1913 New Hampshire ave. NV. -I5
TAkOMA PARK--6701 Eastern ave.
ASttrec: cool terrace apt; 2 rooms.
NV Nts sfcf1SNsSamssIl sffta SsR inSl Ssl' r.t.: IL 4vo
bedrmsy bath. kit, dinette. glaSsed-
tnclosed sun porch; suitable for 3
or 4 empl. adults; quiet neighbor-
hood; good parking and transp.
1925 18th sT. N.w.-Two-bedroom
apt. with extra-large cool living
room; all furniture new; rubber
foam mattresses; artistically deco
rated mrSt moor. 12A
TAX. PK.-Nr. Washington Sani.
tarium; emo. bsmt: apt; shower: pvt.
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LIVE

In one Of our beautifully furnished
bachelor apartments: wal-to-wall
carpet, drapes, bath with shower. etc
furnished: S69.5O per
mo. UP.
bedroom apis. also available from
S110.
Apply at desk. 1901 18th st. NV, or
cali MRS. SENNETT. ME. S-54O0.
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HOTEL 1440
ROOMS WITH BOARD

AIR-COOLED CLUB MASON, 1875 n
Hamp. n.w.-A de luxe club resi-
dence. sgles. AMI dbles. for mer
an share, room for ladies SIT wk
Snt. Snd up r.rH1si incl! fH Mn course Hso meals and
EMPLOYED LADY to share weli-ap.
bldg with one other lady. separate
bedrms. Bus at door. 90 min. down
town washington. Laundry mi. in
NEW iES1P'' HHmFasafRE HEEI asssffaG AvE.-sso wk.
laundry; TV; conv. to transp.; good
meals; sgle., for man. RA. 6-Go90.
RETIRED PERSON OR coUPLR-
Lge. room. with telephone, in pvt.
home; good food. JU. 7-7"SS. Ia
wksnEH " az s,. nee, sIn1 OpSnn'
daily maid service running water in
rms Bendix ecreation activities
Tv selected menu 1929 elst st
ny. Hu 3,5433 49,
and and sss asn.men a@n Fy F.s Bf5ei1 Ds ss4s ss.
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER and child.
Twin bedrm.; child care: TV, Ben
dix. 18th st. NV. sec. ia. 9-5307.
SUNNY FRONT ROOM for mother
and daughter. 3 to s years; meals
and care Of child; pvt. home; NV.
sec. TU. 2-6065 after $3.50 or Sat.
FIRST FL, nice rm., newly dec, nr.
bath; quiet Christian home; no drink
ing; good home cooking. Ii. AHA.
all day Sat-: after I: sun; Ia
ing dist. Govt Offices. rms, lee.,
nicely furn., clean; positively home
cookfng. meals; SIS wk. NO.
NEWLY FURN. HOME. in Mt. Pleas
ant sec: good transp.; rm., adj.
bath; home cooking. NO. 1904.
14OI 18th ST. N.W.-Large cool rms.
nicely furnished; selected menu,
TV. switchboard; reasonable.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASHMEAD PL NV
One-nalf block OF Conn ave-. over.
looking Rock Greek Park. away from
trafic doiSe: convenient tranSp ;
double and single rms. private
baths avalIabie: excel meals; rates
S17bO Wk I'D HO 2-3566
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APARTNAENTS EURNlsnEn
1911 PARK RS. N.W.

1911 PARK RID. NV.
$3.50. Bee ianitor. ~ A1i"
WALTER A. BROWN
1016 Vt. Ave. N. W.. Ma. s-1652
PENNA. AVE, DOWNTOWN
327 9th st. s.e.-Two rms, housekeep
ing apt, front; conf. fufn.; one
$42: 30 mo-; another. $50 mo.--in
Guiding utilities adults only. Man
agef, Apt. l. zig
FOR 2 OR 8 ADULTS
Apt. 2, 1912 Irving st. n.w.-Mod
newly return. apt. Of 2 rms, kit,
dinette and bath. Luxuriously furn
$50 mo-, one-yr. lease. Inspect b,
seeing MS. Venemann In Apt. 3
OWNER. RE. 7-2294 and EN-. 2-5670
-12
ROCK CREEK APIS.
ktseiensy tsssSaSS% s$s $so w:ek:; w:sk:;
Monthly Summer Rates 81 s$$YYs5" "Ii1' %
Maid Serv.. Linens. Parking Incl.
2411 goth st. NV. DE. 2-092t
COLORED-I6th AND < STs. NE
Nicely furn. newly decorated;
ss6n ss ats liz F Turn: di3 adas: sR f1ss sss 'ls'
cCL0RED@is6S cCCL0REDfey stSsf BRoGR D Of W vernol
ct. NV; nicely furn. front 2-rm.. kit
apt; empl. adults. RA. 3-7216.
CoLoRED-5so COLUMBIA RD
Ss mns aDs Walk ilsf so aoaasd aaS f5IESe 1ni1
COLORED-SC(l RLOCK or l7tl
PLACE N.E.-Two rms. kitchen an!
BATH. employed person. II. 7-0i77
CoLoRED-1sth AND KALOR1MI
Ho. S.S456. ~no'' A0'. 1s'
COEOEED@isth AND KALORAMl
RD. and 18th and W n.W.-1.rm.
kit. apt. Du. 7-o65e, 10 to z pm
CoLORED-1se4 MONROE ST. NV
Lovely efnciency. apt. at $72. go
bath. $1l5. utiis. included. See JAM
tor for inspection or call Mr.. Gill
Monday. EN-. 10000. LEGUM
cGEI cGGERRBER RBE REALTY co. IA
ssE s.S Sssh ia,I SSfss sss PVT Ss Ii b. nS ssS fss
coISREp@So: elEsT Il nGS6; 2, 1916 RmlaI MARYIaN1
AVE. N.E.-Ltv.. rm., kit, din. al
a'H. at,1s. IA. f sIsfS6 s4S5 co. ssS 18th hs st
COLORED - NO. 3, I113 10th 81
Me- rms. kit, din. alcove, bath
gas heat; $72.50 mo-, plus utils.
EE E. sAUL oGo" GO" 926 18th ST. NV
COLORED 1879 FAIRMoNT 81
NV. Liv. rm., kit. share bath
SOB 90 mo, util. inc. B. F. SAU
CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma. S-210(
COLORED - SEVERAL APIS. fur
nished and unfurnished; q child &C
eepted. Also bsmt. apt. Ho. 2-s191
COLORED-REFINED EMPL. CPLE
no children; two srooms, kit. an
COLORED-I4si r ST. NV, Apt. 2
= rms, KIT. and bath; $32 sc
1856. IL
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GARDENS
4IOI kAYWOOD u.

MT. RAINIER. ND.
Just outside Of the District; I bul
fare: conv;. TO shopping center and
theater; nicely furn. apt, liv. rm.
dtnette, bedHm., kit. and bath: $105
incl. utils.: immed. poss. WA. 7-6200.
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ARLINGTON
Dawson Terrace
Apartments

/ AND Q BEDROOM UNITS
Available July l-15. Brand-new GUS
tom-built apis. Affording you ideal
living conditions; close shopping anG
schools, 10 minutes heart Of D. C..
spsce' Sh throuSh V; ventilstion. de rSs luxe
balconies. compl. laun. facilities and
storage space. See resident man.
aVer (Mrs. Francis) on premises.
on Lee highway Just beyond LIST
underpass, turn right to N. Scott
and Smythe SITS. Ia
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1904 q 81. N.W-Emciency / room
kit lis, s9EiPmsnt' bath all usii'' furn'
P.J. wAI.sHE. INC.
1l16 Eye et. NV. Ma. S-040S
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN desires sgle. rm.,
nights week. Box 211-L, Star.
12s
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1893 MONROE ST. NV Ice. rm.,
dinette. .kitchenette: dressing alcove
and bats; rent s;n $3.50 s67.s3Ix rw-s
''' MAURICE FITZGERALD -
1911 @ st. NV MA. S-33s0
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GOODACRE APTS.

several ! and 2 hedrm. apts., newly
decorated. New freproof bldgS.
Lge rms. closets. Hardwood parauet
floors. All cows. Excellent tramp.
and shopping: SS7 80 to 500. utils.
Silver Spring. Nd. 10. 6-7il1.
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp

929, q ST. .N.W.-Large bright ant,
refgr.. gas range, kitchen, dinetfS
space. liv. rm., hedrm.. dfessin9 Z
closet; heat and hot water fur.
A.'A'o' :. P'1.' g. xsSLIsHE. sSI INC.
Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. s-s4es
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125 VICTOR ST, NE.
Catholic Univ. vic. Duplex. liv. rm.,
dinette. kit, bedrm., bath. Open.
ia A-R757: ewes EN- 0.R3d0 -17
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ROCK CREEK APTS-

bedroom ------ $50 weekly
EMciency S35 weekly
Monthly Summer Rates $l25 Up
Maid Serv.. Linens. Parking Incl.
24ll goth st. NV. DE. 2-0927
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1910 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
L4EgRISVskH HPT IN EEw rHsS ToS APT sT spb6 2
BRAND-NEW FURN. CARPETEr
CORRIDORS. MASTER TV. OFF.
STREET KING. PRIVATE
BALCONY / BLOCK FROM HOT
TRANsP; S1l5 NO: SEE RESIDENT
MANAGER ON PREMISES. SIDNEY
2. MENSH & CO.. ma. 8-6440. -12
HAYWOOD GARDENS
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 455 Valley
;sttes' Kit; kit and bath; Duplex. $50
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DUPLE1

No, A. is4s B st. NE.
: rms. kit. din. ale, bath; scr. peh..
B. r. SAUL CO,
S25 18th st. NV. MA. S.2100.
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C0LORED-16th AND K STs. NE
bedrm.. lv. rm., din. .rn.. kit. t'led
bath; utils. furn. Adults. S95 mo.
CCL0REDiSyi CCL0REDMis6SSs sSs' BRoGK I Of Vernon
ct. NV; nicely furn. front 2-rm.. kit
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1107 11th ST. N.W.-1st floor, I
sePVel sSGM f fef.r di1stss T.Ss ;Iaee bath nsx
oy appt. only. See Mr.. Kent In
r. j. wALsHE. INC.
lib Eye st. NV. Ma. S-64o9
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH. lights. gas,
water, heat and phone furn.; S135
THOMAS Peo5 IA dlR5LE III SI1o4G At m-Modernl M14
bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit, bath: immed.
occupacy. $74.5O. ME. S-5400,. DI.
ROCKVILLE-2-bedrm. apt. in large
project; conv. to NIOH and Naval
HOSP: $3.50. incl. all utils; Also
NEWLY DEC. 2nd-fir. apt. LV. rm.,
bedrm. kit, tile bath; nd. sec.
S62.50. utils. incl. Adults only.
Details, HU. 3-aS44. Ill
THREE LGE. RMS, kit, bath. 1st
Catholic Univ: SIS mo. jU. S.5sSb.
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MT. RAINIER-3 rms. and bath, 500
mo. Convenient location. Children
EBGE Heifo@ii 81 RoGKcREEk SS;aRHiI PIX. at 53s4
Oakwood ter. n.w.-Lge. oaks and
gar. 1924 IT., liy. rm. with fire::
BafSs BstS; SOS fS5T 50 incl ntis. HneREsa AD a-7asS
NR. RS 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.@a
lge.,. airy rms, mod. kit, bath,
porch. storage space; all uttls;; /;
$S4.50. For appt., call HU. 3-9336.
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bath, small 1enceQ-ln rear yuLo. ~
s'ssssn sSS as SR. sR1f I5 aus pets t. IL A %sS
SILVER .IS. ,S: ssssG Sss:n' s:4 mo 8 is:
qtils.; ADULTS S1R HIM EE; 4-7q34FF qH3F4FF1clioU
pFlceG; st. nsw. issasE SIde.s EN- aIS a-Io7o. 10 ~.
AVALON APT, 2627 Adams MIL I'd
n.w,-l bedrm. apts. In newly re;
modelled bldg; SS9.5O and $92.b(
incl. utilities. Apply to tanitoIrs
l71e CONN. AVE. N.w.-studio apt
end a.: suitable for once and ~
| iiv. quarters. ,Bedrm., liv: rm.,, kit
rated; 500. For information cal
kEauS M5 Mn J. aGRBEk aHRfaH REarrY dM YsSSo g.
1854 LANIER PL. N;W.-EfnciencS
with pvt. porch; $3.50 incl. utiis
see tanitor for inspection ord or cal
hEauS M5i ail! i aSRfaH aSRBEh hHaLrx dM sSSo sS.
,7s. IANlER PL. N.w.-Bedrm.. Av
rm., Kit. and bath with pvt. porch
S95 incl. utils., See janitor Tor IN
Spsctiono ooTo or cal rfs4IM Mn ON GMESRBEEE MSasEE
1SI6 ii ST. N.w.-studio apt; 2nd
With vii nv; pvt. nn, porch; $S7,5s: For infS;
sall Mr. Gill illrHpNs MpHSsya aEEafr9 EM; SSoo eo'
1923 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Rsdrmn p
lfy. rm., kit. and bath: SS2; o9
Also eficiency apt: S67 30 incl
I Stis Mssa.s See sssdsMnt En- s5o ssoGS q fs EEc1 N
Vh1 rMngWn rMTy 70 10
rms rms, XII. and pvt. bath: S76 . mo,
incl. gas. elec. LA. 6-7646, ia
rm., Kit. and bath; pvt; entr.; utils;
insl tnsn;D exes sdal.s pTefe2reS ss7 30
Alex, e; s-iat2i ais s. Patrick st.-1-6edrm.
apt; tile bath. tanitor serv.; conv.
ONE-BEDRM. APT: utilities incl;
no ehildren oa no sPeS Pets' aSIans inGSi1ss W AVE-
DEsTRABLE 3-RM. APT; S65. In
cluding utilities. 441s 9TH st. NV
ENTIRE end FIR. pvt. home; 2 s Ssa,
5GsS 5m5 la liy' n nm; xri ft JA ana asSi4 ssia
spAS;OSs ba.6; ssa.5e: 5scee Settled adults only.
see apt. janitor. 529 @ st. Sc.
GREENLAWN APIS. Section 3. New
Hampshire and Eastern aves;; =
bedrms.. $97.50. All utils. incl; l.
fare zone walking distance to shop
ping. JU. S-593l. -13
1888 MONROE ST. NV lge.. rm.,
dinette. kitchenette. dressing alcove
I17i1-l7i3 PENNA AVE. N.W.-6
rms Mh1,RicP anq FEE FITZGERALD
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DE LUKE
Snacious studio rooms, in stately
mansion with sun deck. maid Serv-
ice. parking facilities. AD. 4-9676,
THE SOUTHERN CLUB
1765 Mass. ave. NV. - Home for
= discriminating guests; single. pvt.
bath; dhleS. dorm. for boys. ESpe-
cially suited FBI. NO. 7-S303. -12
$3.50 WEEKLY
1854 QUE ST. NV.
Single room: running water.
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244O 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn
liv. rn., bedrm, kit. and bath, Sll5
mo-, incl. utils. Apply switchboard
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136 p ST. Sc, $40 WEEK
SAM RosEY. Ab. 4-27o0
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Is1s;e1 E, CAPITOL sT:-2:bedr%,
coH7en. @Hd sptf ID mins. naxly ydoSsfn sssi
So so. GEORGE =. WORTH1NG-
TON T. SON, Ii. 4-7S42. ma
1914 GA. AVE. N.w.-s bedrms.. iiv
rms, din. rm.. lge. kit. 2 porches
I'm sfTSfpfS aSp KENSESx sHss NWSa NV !SS rms %o
GoVt. esSn; ladies adars? So. Her RA s1iss6. @1S
1906 goth ST. Sc. Apt. l., Open
sunday. Three rooms and bath,
5000 FLOYD z. DAVIS CO,
1929 K st. NV. MA. S-0362. -l2
EXTRA MODERN, 1.bedrm
Positively no rent increase. Near
busline. See Janitor at 11l2 Sa'
vannah st. Sc, or call 10. 2-I25o
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AND 2 bedrm. furn. apts.; D. c
and Md; StlO-Sl26.
HAIORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
5009 wisconsin Ave. MO. 6-292:
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FOR 2 OR 8 ADULTS

Ant. 2, 1912 Irving st. n.w.-AGod.
newly return. apt. Of 2 rms, kit.
dinette and bath. Luxuriously furn
$50 mo-, one-yr. lease. Inspect BY
seeing Ms. Venemann In Apt. 8
OWNER. RE. 1894 and EN-. 2-5670
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I 11E MAUn1 I
701 10th st. NV; lge. sgle. and twin
rms: near Govt. bldgs., downtown
shops. theaters. Reas. wkly. rates.
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COLoREn--5ao CnLuMRIA

N.W.--3-rm. apt, clean and attTac.
furn !; q MINIS. walk to Howard Univ,
conv. TO trAnsp. TU. -2-3976. .--12
COLORED-3OO BLOCK OF 18th
PLACE N.E.-Two rms, kitchen and
BATH, employed person. Ii. 7-0lT7.
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CARLTON PARK
2Io1 N st. NV. Bright, airy rooms
with running water. daily maid
service. From $50 mo. Also weeklS
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g., IoI4 Q ~; N;W6 :16 "a 49,,
ly. Double. SIS weekly. Every room,
with running water: nr. modern
showers and baths. Each room with
air circulator. Delightful garden and
porches for guest. Conv. location
nP Whita HouSa IA
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1 lf6O OGDEN ST. N.W.-Lovely, lge.
furn. bedrm.; mod. kit, pvt. bath;
S12 so wk.; empl. lady. HO. 2-3625.
14th ST. N.W.-Two lge. rms, stove
and refgr.; end H., share bath. Cali
weekdays after 3 p.n,, NO, 7.2bl6.
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Harbor Terrace
ADJACENT TO
NATIONAL AIRPORT
ar HaSy A NTYNnYA VIA

Z BedrmS., $8U.75
Per Mo-, Incl. Utils.
Excel transportation Pile spgliea-
Mon. Fri: $3.50 to 1880 am. Phone
MA. A.R221
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APT.-Private bath;
block from carline. 4S v st: NV
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Junior Golfers Scores Count
Double at Chevy Chase Club

johnson and Bob Anderson de-
feated Charley Given and Hal
Roddy. the medalists, l up. Rit-
ter's birdie gave the Ritter Earl
Draper team a 1-up victory over
Tom Wheeler and Billy Shea.
Dr. ] j. Radice and DR.. Neil
Campbell won / up in % holes
over George Cornell and Ted
Pierson, the defending cham
pions. Pat Gregg and w. w
Bayfield, defeated c. E. Hintley
and Charles DeZevallor, / up in
20 holes.
Argyle's two-man team cham
plonship reached the final as
Andy Oliveri and Joe Connell de-
teated Bill August and John
Beckham, 3 and 2, and Lafe
Franklin and George Taylor won
3 and 2, over Arnold Prada and
E. Wiley.
Dr.. William Wolf and Phil
Berman. trophy donors in their
own right. stuck in there for a
share Of the Fishman trophy at
Indian Spring defeating Tommy
Plowman and c. M. Wood. 3 and
2. Doug Jackson and Max Wool
defeated Denny Hevener and AL
Schneider, 2 and /. in the two
man team event. Dick Bird and
John Shaw defeated Stan
Abrams and Howard Grant. / up,
and Bert Ansell and DR.. Sanford
Randall won. S and 4. over Eddie
Ault and Meyer Ehrlich.
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Potomac Craft SWeep
!. Thistle Title Races;
Bay Star Boats Win
SpeeleI Dispoieh 70 The S,o'

DELTAVILLE. Va. July 90
Potomac River shippers have
made a clean sweep of the Cen
tral Atlantic thistle class cham
pionships which ended on Fish
ing Bay here yesterday.
Placing one-two-three in the
four-race series were Harry
Sindle of Fort Belvoir. Va:
Frank Marquardt Of Alexandria
and Bob Harwood of Washing
ton. All are members of the
Potomac River Sailing Associa-
ton.
Marquardt is former national
champion of the class.
GIBSON Island, Md. July 90
Especially - Chesapeake Bay
shippers STAYED off an invasion
of Northern sailors to win the
bay Star class championship and
the Gibson Island Challenge Cup
for Comets in a series here yes
terday.
Bob Ray of Washington's Co.
lumbia Yacht Club won the
Comet series despite 10th place
in the windup race. The flee
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Mrs. Olson Again Wins
Snipe Glass Racinq

Mrs. Beth Olson of Beachwood
N. j., is the Middle Atlantic
Snipe class champion for an
other year. She clinched the
title here in winning the final
race off Hains Point yesterday.
This gives her a second leg on
the John o. Young Trophy. and
with one more win she will re-
tain 1t permanently. She scored
33 points.
Runnerup honors went to John
Stilimun of Money Island, N. J.
Third in the series was Bill
Rushlow of Columbia Yacht
Club here. Stillmun had 80
points and Rushlow, Is.
In the final race sailed in an
eight-knot northerly. Stillmun
Mrs. Olson and Rushlow con-
verged OH the finish line in a
close bunch. The Beachwood
skipper just nosed out Stillmun
by inches. with Rushlow very
close aStern.
Following a buffet lunch al
Columbia Yacht Club. prizes
were awarded by Walter Collier
chairman of the race committee
for the week end and former
commodore of National Yacht
Club
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Junior golfers from Canada to
Virginia fiocked to Chevy Chase
Club today for the 18-hole medal
play round that was to serve two
purposes.
Thirty-si of the youngsters
were playing for seven places in
the USGA's national junior golf
championship at Tulsa starting
July 20. Nearly 100 were ex-
pected. including the 36, for the
qualifying rounds for the Middle
Atlantic junior tournament. The
low Is were to make up the title
flight in the latter.
The field included 10 Canadian
youngsters here for the Simpson
Cup matches Friday at Colum-
bia. Match play in the Middle
Atlantic will be played tomorrow
and Wednesday at Columbia.
With the ball rolling a country
mile because of the drought,
some low scoring was expected
in the Middle Atlantic PGA Pro-
Amateur tournament today at
Washington Golf and Country
Club. More than 20 pros were
scheduled to play. each taking
two host club members as part
ners.
.Vern, johnson holed a 35-foot
putt on the 18th and Bill Ritter
rolled In a >35-foot approach
shot on the same hole to CO.
star in quarter-f1nal matches of
Congressional's two-man team
championship yesterday.
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Sa|a and Sandy Open
Week ~ Boxing
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, July 20.-Lee
Sala of Donora. Pa. and Randy
Sandy Of New York, a pair OF
capable middleweights, open the
weeks national boxing program
tonight at Brooklyn's Eastern
Parkway. Their l0-rounder will
be televised at 10 pm. by Du-
mont including Washington's
WTTG.
Sala is a veteran of 81 pro
fights, winning rs of them.
Sandy has lost only one of his
professional starts. to Willie Troy.
The heavyweight class comes
up with a good match Wednes-
day at Chicago Stadium where
Dan Bucceroni of Philadelphia
meets Tommy Harrison of Los
Angeles. (The bout will be tele-
vised in Washington by WTOP
at 10 p.m.)
In the latest ring ratings. Buc-
ceroni was No. S challenger to
Rocky Marciano and Harrison
was No. 6.
Upstate New York is buzzing
over the Billy Graham Carmen
Basilio rematch at Syracuse Sat-
urday night. The two welters
drew a $4,000 cate June for a
New York State title fight. won
by Basilio. The State champion
ship again will be at stake in
the l2-rounder. (The ABC 4tele-
cast will be carried by WASH
ington's WMAL at 8 p.m.)
Evening star., 1953-07-20
Texas Go|iing Clan
Welcomes MayfieId
After St. Paul Win
BY the Associated Press

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 20.-
The golfing wizards from Texas
today welcomed into the clan
Shelly Maytield. winner yester-
day Of the $4,000 st. Paul Open.
Mayfield will have to cover a
lot Of ground to reach the stature
Of the Hogans. Nelson's and De-
maretS but his 19-under-par 269
In the st. Paul tournament gave
him a start. It was the first VIC
tory Of his tournament career.
Young by golfing standards.
the 29-year-old six-footer took
the $2,400 f1rst-prize money from
a field dotted with veterans.
Mayf1eld, whose home town is
Seguin. Tex, but now plays out
Of Cedarhurst, N. Y, was clus-
tered with six others who were
one and two strokes behind
Freddie Haas heading into the
final 18 The big blond wiped out
the two strokes separating him
from Haas midway through the
front nine and held a one-Stroke
lead at the final turn. He poured
in four brides for a 80 on the
back stretch to go with his 80 on
the outgoing nine for a 7-under-
par IS.
Dutch Harrison of Ardmore,
Okla, battled him down to the
wire and was second at 271; two
strokes back.
Haas of New Orleans wilted to
a u with three straight over-par
holes halfway through the
round. That gave him a fifth
place 274 behind Sam Snead, at
272. and Marty Furgol at 273.
Mayfleld was virtually error
less throughout the 72-hole
struggle. He was over par on
only two holes, both in the first
round, to click of 18 hole totals
of SO. Ct, 68 and IS.
Money winners.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
By The Assoeiutsd Press

HAVERFORD. Pa, July 20
The 54th annual Pennsylvania
State tennis championships
open today at the Merton Cricket
Club here with Vic Seixas, ma
tional clay court champion. an
odds-on-favorite to win his third
straight title.
The women's competition,
meanwhile. may be close because
OF the withdrawal of Maureen
Connolly, national women's clay
court titleholder. The Wimble-
don queen announced earlier in
the week that she was going to
bypass the tournament to take
a well-earned rest. The little
San Diego star had won the
Pennsylvania title the last three
years.
Seixas. 4 Philadelphian, and
Miss Connolly added the clay
courts titles to their growing list
Of honors yesterday in Chicago.
Little Mo" defeated Althea Glib
son of New York. Ga. Ga. in
a 52-minute match. Seixas
routed Hamilton Richardson of
Evening star., 1953-07-20
CapozzoIi Nosed 0uI
As Three Americans
Thrill Italian Fans
By the A,see,niad Pres,

TURIN. Italy. July 20.-Ital-
ian racing fans got a real thrill
here yesterday when 1t. Warren
pruetzler Charlie Capozzoli and
Fred Dwyer ran almost a dead
heat in the 1900 meters as a
touring American track and field
team defeated an all-star Ital-
ian team.
Druetzler. former Michigan
State star and now an Army Of
f1cer. and Capozzoli, Georgetown
graduate, were clocked in the
identical time of 3:51.4, but the
judges award Druetzler the VIC
tory. Dwyer. Villanova's mile
star, was only two-tenths of a
second behind. Fred had one
victory for the day. however.
taking the 800 meters in the
good time of 1897.
Other Americans perform
anceS were impressive. Josh
Culbreath'S .51.3 in the 400-meter
hurdles was only Seven-tenths of
a second off the world record.
Art Bragg of Morgan State won
one of the days two 100-meter
dashes. won the 200 meters in 81
seconds fiat, and anchored the
winning 400-meter relay team.
George Brown won the other
100-meter dash. took the broad
jump and ran the first leg on the
400-meter relay.
400 Meter-1, James Lea,
United States Oos Angeles; 2,
Luigi Grossi. Italy, O:47.7.
High jump, Ken Weisner,
United States (Milwaukee): 2.
Pierluigi Sara, Italy. 2 meters
(6 feet 61a inches.
Discus-1, Adolfo Consolini,
Italy: 2, John Ellis. United States
Lafayette College,: 3. Giuseppe
Tosi, Italy. 1851 meters CTS
feet II inches).
400-meter relay-1, United
States Brown. Culbreath, Lead,
Bragg. O:4l.
Evening star., 1953-07-20
D. {. Polo Team 10 Meet
Philadelphia Wednesday

Beaten by the Philadelphia
Polo Club yesterday. 8-6, in a
hard-riding match at Norbeck,
Md, the Washington Polo Club
will try to square matters in an
indoor double-header with their
conquerors Wednesday night at
Kennett Square. Pa.
A faster but shorter game. the
indoor match promises to be an
other free-scoring affair and If
Washington breaks even it will
be feather in the young team S
cap. Yesterdays victory was the
seventh straight for Philadel-
phia and confirmed suspicious
that it is one of the better teams
on the Eastern circuit.
One unusual injury marred the
match. DR.. John r. Keller of
Washington was forced to retire
in the fourth period when his leg
was slaShed by a horses teeth
during a wild scramble for the
ball. Five stitches were required
to close the wound.