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Evening star., 1953-07-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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Evening star., 1953-07-11

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Evening star., 1953-07-11

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Evening star., 1953-07-11

1852 TRAVELMAsTER
35 It, Dr.. bunk beds, shower. toilet.
Immac. throughout. Original cost.
S4,S95, family emergency necessi-
tates sac. sale of S3,500. Sorry, no
trade-ins: financing possible. Call
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Al coupe. clean. heater,
$500 cash. RA. 6-Sl39.

PLYMOUTH 194S 2-dr.: immaculate
gray finish; many useful accessories,
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Evening star., 1953-07-11

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white sidewan tires. seat covers,
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day. Oliver 2-6G22. -18
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Evening star., 1953-07-11

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radio, heater, Wv. tires. etc. Driven
approx. 5000 mi. by dealer. Will
LU. 2-S461, LU. 4-6S57. --12
DE SOTO 1859 Custom club coupe;
auto. shift, r, h.. 5000 actual mi.
This 1-ovner ca- is positively same
as brand-new. Must be seen to be
appreciated. $1,S95. BELL MOTORS.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
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maroon finish; fluid drive, custom
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dealers. please. Open daily, 9 am.
It'll 70 pm. -l2
DODGE 1851 Meadowbrook 4-dool
sedan; radio and heater. fluid drive
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Evening star., 1953-06-08
Conrad Ready for Open
After Winning Dixie Golf
Rv the Assoeioted Press

DALLAS, June 8.-Joe Conrad,
who had to appeal to the United
States Golf Association in order
to play amateur golf, held the
Southern Amateur championship
today and was ready to make a
bid for the National Open title
to boot.
The chunky little redhead,
who graduated from North Texas
State College the last week end
and will enter the Air Force as
a lieutenant August %, played
2-under-par golf yesterday as he
whipped Gay Brewer Of Lexing-
ton, KY, the defending cham
pion, 6 and 4, for the crown.
A couple of months ago. Con-
rad and five other North Texas
State College players were re-
moved from the amateur rolls by
the USGA for teaching golf at
the college and playing in non
college tournaments to which
their expenses were paid. Joe
wrote letters and got his friends
to do the same and the USGA
reinstated Conrad and his team
mates.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Pacific Coast Likely
To Approve Renewal
OF Bowl Pact Today
By the Assoeiuted Press

SEATTLE. June 8.-Renewal
Of the Rose Bowl contract be-
tween the Big Ten and the Pacific
Coast Conference appeared
headed for approval today as the
Pacific Coast Conference got
down to business in its annual
spring session, but the "how" Of
it might take a bit of settliny.
The Big Ten has approved the
agreement for another three
years. The present pact. which
pits a Big Ten football team
against the West Coasts repre-
sentative each New Years Day.
has another year to run.
But along with its approval the
Big Ten suggested that each sig
natory be permitted to follow its
own plan of naming a representa-
tive.
They do so now-technically
each voting on the team 1t
wants in the Rose Bowl. In
actuality. the team that wins its
conference title gets the votes.
except that no team may appear
two years in succession. II the
champion repeats, the runnerup
automatically gets the votes.
Some Big Ten members wish
to make it a two-year gap. It
appeared likely the Coast Con-
ference will approve the renewal
and name a committee to con-
fer with Big Ten bigwigs on the
suggested change.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Recreation Net Entries
Will Close Wednesday

Entries for the District Recre-
alton Departments annual ten
mis- tournament for men and
women will close at 6 pm
Wednesday with play to start
Saturday on the courts at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV,
The event is restricted to men
who have not been ranked in
the Districts first 10 in the last
three years nor reached the
quarter-f finals during that period
in the City of Washington, Dis
trict or Middle Atlantic champi-
onships and women who have
not been ranked in the first five
during the last two years. Pre-
vious winners also are ineligible.
A women's singles consolation
event is listed and an unlimited
mixed doubles section will be
added If at least IL teams enter.
Entries are being received at
the Recreation Department,
Adams 4-205O: the Tennis Shop,
National 8-5165, and the tourna-
ment courts.
Clint Price is the tournament
director. Further details may be
obtained from Frank Shore
referee in charge, at National
8-3947.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
New Sailing Trophy
Won by Scha||er

A trophy in honor of Queen
Elizabeth's coronation was won
yesterday by Norman Schaller
in his Thistle as the Potomac
River Sailing Associations spring
series wound up of Hams Point.
The prize will 60 annually to
the skipper in the Thistle class
winning the race closest to the
coronation date. It was pre-
sented to the association by
Comdr. Henry Hewlett, a British
naval officer who has been sail
ing in the class here for several
years.
George Mckenzie, sailing
Yankee, won a special trophy for
the Chesapeake 20s class. The
big fleet raced in a good south
west wind to wind up a series
that began late in April.
Series winners, on the basis
of unofficial tabulations, in
cluded Harry Sindel's Vim, This
ties: Yankee, 20s; Col. Francis
Shearer'S Ca-Va, Lightnings;
Harvey LeksOn's Sleipnir II,
Comets; Bill Rushlow's Pursuit,
Snipes, and Len Penso's Trinket,
Penguins.
Lekson was the only skipper to
score double wins in yesterdays
races,
Evening star., 1953-06-08
] 7echnicoIities Strike Twice
To Cost Walt Davis Records
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ABILENE, Tex. June st
shouldn't happen twice to the
same man. losing out on a world
track record because Of q tech
nicality, but it did.
Walt Davis. the former Texas
A. q M. athlete who set the
Olympic high jump record last
summer, twice has seen appar-
ent new records wiped out be-
cause his takeoff area wasnr
properly measured.
The latest disappointment
came in. a special event of the
NAIA meet Saturday night when
Davis jumped 6 feet, 11A inches
to pass the world record of q
feet-11. held by Les Steers Of
Oregon.
A surveyor had been used tc
see that everything was official
but Davis took OF from the
grass, farther back than the
others. That turned out to be
five-sixteenths Of an inch higher
than the ground right under
the cross bar, and the subtrac-
ton left Davis with a jump Of
6 feet. 1015/16.
Last year in the Southwest
Conference meet at Dallas. Davis
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Six Cities CONSIDERING
New Baseball LEAGUE
BY the Assoeiated Press

FREDERICK, Md. June g.
Formation of a new baseball
league was discussed here yes
terday by representatives from
six cities in Maryland and Penn
sylvania.
Attending the session were
persons from Lancaster, Allen
town, Sunbury, and Chambers
burg. Pa, and Salisbury and
Frederick, Md. Cambridge. Md.
sent word it's interested.
One of the representatives at
the meeting said most of the
sentiment was for a Class D
circuit, with Lancaster and AL
lentown favoring Class B or C..
A committee composed of
Oren Sterling of Sunbury and
John Vickers of Salisbury was
named to contact a number of
cities in the immediate Pennsyl-
vania- Maryland area in an ef-
fort to line up more teams.
The group is to meet again
next month at which time the
representatives hope to form the
new circuit, to be known as the
Mason-Dixon League. Time and
place of the meeting haven't
been set.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Bill Cars No-Hitter
For Lee's Tavern
SandIot Feature

Wet weather, which has eaSed
up on weekday baseball after a
disasterous May. is still plaguing
the Sunday sandlot leagues. Sat-
urday nights rain washed out
II of the suburban games
scheduled yesterday, and none of
the four leagues were able to
play last Sunday.
Bill Carr pitched Lee Tavern
into a tie for second place in
the Prince Georges Suburban
League with a no-hit. 10. vic
tory over Accokeek at Turkey
Thicket.
Carr, a Navy enlisted man
from the West Coast who now
is stationed at Bainbridge, was
working on a perfect game until
he walked the first man in the
ninth inning. A double play
erased this baserunner, however,
and the 20-year-old right
handler finished by facing the
minimum of q batters.
The other two games in the
Prince Georges circuit were
postponed. They were: Silver
Hill at Phillips TV and Sham
rock AC at Showers jewelers..
The Upper Montgomery
County League alone was able
to play its entire schedule yes
terday. Germantown won its
sixth straight, defeating Bur-
louisville. 15-5, at Burtonsville:
Redland edged Dayton, 4-3, at
Redland and Colesville won its
fifth victory in six tries, a So
decision over Gaithersburg on
the winners field.
Only one OF four double-head-
ers scheduled in the Anne Arun-
del County Major League was
played. Gambrills defeated Her.
aid Harbor, 7-3 and SO.
The entire schedule in the
Old Dominion League was can
celed because of wet grounds.
Today's schedule Gall games
start at $50 p.mO:
FBI VS.. Union Printers on the South
Ellipse
Swift Electric vs. Indian Head at Ana
costa No. / field.
SNUG Harbor vs.. Jack Pry at Anacos-
tia No. 2 field.
l02Oth Air Force Wing VS.. American
Security and Trust on the East Ellipse.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Title Won by Conqueror
Of Virginia U. Golfer
BY the Assecioted Press

CHANTILLY, France, June 8.
Roger la Garde, 19-year-old
son of a French golf professional,
won the French Amateur Golf
championship yesterday by de-
feating Harry Bentley Of Great
Britain, 2 and /.
LaGarde defeated Ernie Arend,
jr., University of Virginia stu
dent. Saturday to reach the
finals. Arend was the last OF
27 American entries.
Bentley won the first hole but
La Garde squared the match on
the third and from that point
on the veteran English player
never was in the lead.
At the end of IL holes, La
Garde was 2 up and by the oath
he was 4 I'D.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Billy Boyce Retires
Riding Trophy With
Third Bel Air Win
Bv Bruce FoIes. Jr.

Fourteen-year-old Billy Boyce.
III, now has permanent pos
session of the wildwood Pony
Farm Challenge Trophy after
winning a third leg on it in the
pony and junior show at Bel
Air, Md, yesterday aboard his
Smokey Joe.
The trophy, awarded for most
points in the show, was won by
Billy in 1948 with Spice and in
1850 with Smokey Joe. Yester-
day he rode Smokey Joe to a
clean performance in the jumper
class for the blue and came back
to win the medium pony hack
plus minor awards to pile up
10h points.
The reserve grand champion
ship went to Randy Evans pony,
Troubador. With his owner rid
ing, Troubador won the large
pony hunter, and after a hard
fought battle with Phyllis Heflin
riding Thomas Zibelli's Trinket,
placed second in the large pony
jumper for a total of eight
points.
In the junior division Richard
Zimmerman's' Beltsville entry,
Pinocchio. with his owner riding
led the field with a win in the
Junior hunter class. A. S.
Dailey's Tiny, ridden by Bobbie
Gardner. 10, was runner-up with
a second in the hunter class.
District area ponies scored
high with Phyllis Heflin riding
Thomas Zibelli's Trinket to win
the utility hack class over Al
entries and large pony hack
class. Nancy Cobourn riding Car
roll Ann Ebeling'S Merry o won
the small pony jumper with the
only clean round at three feet.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Alberto Ascuri Wins
Hollands Grand Prix
BY the Asseeioted Press

zANDvOORT-ON-SEA, Meth
e<lands, June S.-1taly's Alberto
Ascari, world champion in 1852,
roared to victory yesterday in
the Grand Prix Of Holland auto
mobile race.
His compatriot and teammate
Nino Farina, also driving a Fer
rari, finished second and Jose
Froilan Gonzales of Argentine
tIird in a MaSerati.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Delayed $500 Trof
Has Feature Bi|Iinq
Al Rosecroft Toniuhi

Rained out Saturday night
the $500 Symbol Gantle Trot
gets feature billing tonight on
the harness racing card at Rose
croft Raceway.
Tonight will be Ladies Night, !"
with all women admitted on
payment of tax only. For those
who can't make it. an hour and
a half Of the program-includ-
ing. it is hoped. the Symbol Gan
tle-will be televised over Station
WTTG (Channel 81. Television
times are 8 to 9 pm. and IL to
1880. Off1cials hope the feature
trot goes of during the last
half-hour of televiSion.
Feature Held Over.
The rains came Saturday night
after the first four races had
been held with the result that
the last half Of the card replaced
the last four races originally
scheduled for tonight. These in
clude the sixth race, a $4,000
free-for-all pace, and the SYM
Dol Gantle, in which Yankee
Hanover heads a field Of eight
outstanding trotters.
A world record for the trot is
not outside the realm of possi-
bility tonight. Stars Pride set
the world mark for the mile on
a half-mile track, 2:0O35, in
1851. Yankee Hanover, owned
by Mrs. John L. Wehle Of Scotts-
vile, N. Y, did 2:031s his last
time out last year. Ford Hanover
did 1908 for a Maryland record
at Laurel last year.
Won 20 Out OF %.
Yankee Hanover, who will be
driven by Frank Erwin, won 20
out of % races last year. Johnny
Simpson, who holds the record
of $333,136 in earnings for a
single year. will drive Ford Han
over, owned by Lawrence B..
Sheppard and Charles N. Myers
of Hanover, Pa.
Others entered are Hadley
Hanover, Risen Sun, Army, Lady
D., Bluejacket and My Mary M.
Dillon.
The Rosecroft record in the
pace, broken twice last week,
could be lowered again tonight
in the sixth race. Roadmaster
set a track mark of 2:04H
Thursday night. only to have
TaSSel Hanover shave one fifth
of a second off the mark the
following night. Chuck Volo.
who has a mark of 2:0235, will
head the field tonight. Also en-
tered are Ado. Abe, My Horse,
Freddy Hawk, True Kitty and
Spruce Up.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Dodgers Get ; SchooIboys

BROOKLYN, June 8 R.-
The Dodgers today signed three
Oklahoma City high school
stars who graduated this spring
from Capitol Hill High, winner
of the State title for the last
two years. The three, Outfielder
Don Demeter, Shortstop Jimmy
Davis and Second Baseman Bill
lie Davidson, will join Shawnee,
Okla, of the Class D Sooner
State League.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Young Judueo Field Day

Beth Weyman, Chuck Gerber
and Arthur Neustadt turned in
double victories in the third an
nual Young Judaea field day held
at Rock Creek Park yesterday,
Miss Weyman won the 40-yard
dash and was on the winning
12O-yard relay team. Gerber won
the senior boys shot put and
8O-yard dash and Neustadt took
firsts in the Junior boys shot
put and 60-yard dash.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Totals 80 92413 Totals % s 81 II
"Walked for Frieano in Sth.
fnr Waln in Sth


walked for Hogan in 9TH.
Philadelphia ---- 600 003 00O-3
Cleveland ----- Oul oVV 9VxII4
Mitchell, Strickland, ,McCosky. Wynn.
Error-Joost. Runs batted in-Doby,
Michaels, ,Mcohse (2l. Mitchell AyiIs' Ayi1s
Sacrifices-Michacls. Glynn. Double
piayswJoost to Michaels to Robinson:
strickland to Avila to Glynn. Left on
sssssnhib5affislDaof bases on bafismo Bishop, 3; Oh Fri
cane Snoo i; Il OF wynn. 3; on Hcskins, 3:
Struck out-By Bishop; 2: by Wynn 2;
81 :nnines: off Fricano, o in y inning:
on Fanovich. o in inning: OF WYNN; 8
in 81, innings; of HoskinS' 1 ,n,nr. in rs
Runs and earned runs-Of Bishop. 4-3;
OF WYNN, 3-3. Hit by, pitcher-Bishop
(Dobyl, Fanovich (Simpson). Passed
I3-D, Losing pitcher-BiShop (3-3).
Time-2 :43 Attendance-"o.6Sl.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
CumberI rIand Race Meeting
Set 70 Begin Saturday
BY the Assoeioted Press

CUMBERLAND, Md, June g.
About 400 horses are available
to take a crack at the $50, 900 to
be distributed during the Today
race meeting starting Saturday
at Fargo.
The feature races will be the
Manley Memorial on opening
day and the Clifton w. Handi.
cap on the last day, June "a.
Edgar Reynolds, new general
manager, is hoping the trend
upward in betting will rejuvenate
Fairgo. The track last year took
in only $1.S89,754. the lowest in
nine years.
The track has designated
Thursday, June 18, as Governors
31y in honor of Gov. McKeldin
who will attend the races.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Box Scores Of Yesterdays Major League Comes
indians, 8-4: As, 4-3
Totals SO 62412 Totals 20 8 27 9

sWalked for Schieb in seventh.
tStruck out for Fanovieh In ninth:
PhiIadelphia - 100 200 000-4
Cleveland ------- 900 52l O0x-S
Runs-Joost. Zernial, suder, Michaels.
Avila (2), Dolby (2), Westlake. Glynn,
strickland, Upton. Errors = Mitchell
Fanovich. Runs batted inMJoos1,, Ger
Dolby or, Feller. Michaels (scored on
Mitchell'S error; Two-base hits-Suder
(2I. Michaels. Westlake. Home runs
Joost Zernial. Glypn. Upton. Dolby. sac
rifce-Feller. Double plays-Michaels to
Joost to Robinson; Ayila to Glynn: Left
on bases-Philadelphia, 5; Cleveland. 3.
Bases on balls-Oh Martin. l; of Schieb,
/; on Fanoyich. /: Of Feller. 3 str91Sk 1T
Ms-tin SnM6S GG.S in AZ ,nninss: on Schieb, in
% innings: Oh Fanovich. l in 2 innings.
Runs and earned runs-on Martin IL; 4;
Feller, 4-3. Hit by pitcher-By Martin
DOLBY; by scheib (Tiptonl; Passed L ball
BY Upton. winning pitchsr-Eelier
(2-3. Losing pitcher-Scheib d-4)'
Time-2:36.
Evening star., 1953-06-08

Runs-Baumholtz, (2); Miksis. (3).;
Fondy. (2); Kiner, (2); Hacker. williams,
Dark, Thompson (2). Irwin. Errors
Miksis. smalley. Runs batted in-Thomp-
son 3, Lockman, Fondy, 4, Kiner. 2
Miksis 2, Irwin. Sauer. Garsgiola. Two
base hits-Dark. Baumholtz, Lockman.
Three base hits-Baumholtz. Home runs
-Kiner ca. Fondy. Miksis. Thompson.
Williams to Lcckman; Left on base
on Hacker c2). of II Ieonard % 0u D. OF
Hitler 81, Oh Connolly %; Struck out
sen 4, by Corwin ]. by Hitler /. Hits-Oh
Hacker. 10 in innings; Of Leonard. |
OF corwin. / in 2 innings; OF Hitler. z
n3nS. IN 2 innings: mn Of ksnnedy. 3 in V in
and earned runs-Oh Hacker 5-3; of
Leonard 90: of Jansen 5-5; Of Corwin
Connolly 90 Balk-Hiller. Winning
pitchsr17lHacker l2-e!; Losing pitcher
$4,000 (eStimated.)
Evening star., 1953-06-08
1OO-Room Hotel Planned
By Garden State Track
BY the A.soeioted Press

CAMDEN, N. j., June 8.-Gar-
den State Park is going into the
hotel business.
Plans for a 100-room hotel
to be built near the track have
been announced by the track
president, Eugene Mori. It will
be known as Cherry Hill Inn and
is being constructed with the
Idea Of furnishing accommoda-
tions near the track for owners
and trainers.
Mori said the estimated cost is
SIS million.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Billy Ferguson Resigns
As St. Joseph S Coach
BY the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, June g.
William j. Billy Ferguson,
dean of Philadelphia,s college
basketball coaches, has resigned
as st. Joseph's College coach be-
cause OF business pressure.
The Very Rev. Edward G.
Jacklin. Sd, president Of the
college, announced Ferguson's
retirement and said no steps
have been taken to name a sue
ceSSor for Ferguson. who COM
piled 317 wins and 208 losses
during his quarter century at
the college.
Ferguson, an assistant vice
president of a Philadelphia bank,
said added duties there made it
practically mandatory" for him
to resign.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Boys and Girls Tennis
RescheduIed Toduy

Postponed yesterday because
Of rain, the District Tennis As
sociation's tournament for boys
and girls will be resumed at
4 pm. today on the Rock Greek
courts.
All matches scheduled yester-
day will be played today.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
La SoreIIino Takes
French FiIIy Classic
By the Assoeioted Press

CHANTILLY. France. June 8
Paul Duboscq's La Sorellina
yesterday won the rich Prix de
Diane. Frances top race for
three-year-old fillies. nosing out
j. Decrion's Banassa by a head
In third place was the Com
tesse de Nicolay's Hurnli, who
had been well-regarded before
the start.
The 2,100-meter, 4 million
franc event was run in 2 min
uteS, 14.8 seconds.
La Sorellina paid about Is to l.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Rosecroft Graded Hondicop
TONIGHTS RACES-POST TIME, S:15 PM
Billy Direct
Selections
(For Monday.)

(For Monday.)
1-Stoneridge Ensign, Pat Rea,
Express Hanover.
2-The Longilander, Johnnie
McElwyn, Betso B.
3-SANDRA WORTHY, Battle
Up, Toni Darnley.
4Sir Lullwater. Jerry D.. w. r.
Spencer
5-Rudagar, Ethel Lady, Mitch
ell Hanover.
6-Chuck Volo, True Kitty,
Freddy Hawk.
7-YANKEE HANOVER, Ford
Hanover, Risen Sun.
S-Nancy Dear, True Key, Prince
Darnley.
Best bet-Yankee Han over.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
(called end Of 7th. darkness)

Runs-ssuet, Kiner. Jackson (2). Nc
cullough. Dark. Gomez. Error-Miksis.
Runs bstted in-Jackson (3), Smalley.
Dark. Mccullough. Mueller. Two-base
hit-Thomson. Three-base hit-Jack-
son: Home runs7Jackson. McCulloush.
Sauer to Fondy to Jones. Left on bases
-Chicago. 8: New York: IL. Bases on
balls-Of Jones. g.; OF Lown, /; OF
Hitler, p. of Koslo, 2; OF Corwin. 2;
of wilhelm, L.; of Jansen, l.. Struck
out-By Lown. 3; by Hitler. L; by VIII
helm. 2. Hits-Oh Jones, 8 In 4 in
nings: on Lown, In 3 innings: on
Koslo. In l inning; OF Corwin, o
In Is inning; on wilhelm. q in .3Hs In
nings; on Jansen, 2 in / inning; on
Hitler, o In l inning. Runs and earned
runs-On Jones, IL; on Lown. IL:
Wilhelm, 90: on Jansen, 80: Oh Hiller.
90. Hit by pitcher--Jones (Williams,
Dark. Winning pitcher-Lown (2-1)
Losing pitcher-Kosio (O-6). Time
2:1S. 1S4.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Ace at Prince GEORGES

Jack Evans scored his first
ole-in-one in IL years of golf
Saturday when he canned a s.
iron shot on the 186-yard 18th
hole at Prince Georges Country
Club. Witnesses were Clint Har-
mon, Art Frank and Don Porter.