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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Landau, Royal Colt,
To Pass Up ST. Leger
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 24.-Landau.
Queen Elizabeth's star 3-year-old
colt, was withdrawn today from
the classic st. Leger at Dom
caster September IL.
Noel Murless, the queens
trainer, said no decision has been
made whether Landau will fly
to the United States to run in
the $4,000 Washington. D. c.,
International at Laurel Park,
Md. November 3.
The British horse Wilwyn won
the first Laurel international
race over the mile-and- one-half
grass course in 1852. Last fall
the race was won by the French
bred Worden H. |-
Meanwhile, Rufus Beasley's
BY Thunder has been made the
Stool favorite for the st. Leger,
last of the 3-year-old classics.
Strong support developed for
the colt after his runaway VIC
tory in the Ebor Handicap last
Wednesday and bookmakers at
Victoria Club moved him up
from the IL to ! quoted at the
last callover.
Canadian-owned Blue Sail, 100
to last week, now is second
favorite at 6 to /.
Never Say Die, the Kentucky
bred colt that won the English
Derby for Robert Sterling Clark
of Upperville. Va. and New York.
is third choice at Is to 2. The
colt was the early favorite to
repeat in the st. Leger.
Elopement. fourth in the
Derby, was backed down from
100 to 8 to 100 to 8. Landau had
dropped from Is to / to 80 to l.
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Practice Starts Today
Practice Starts Today
WI Eleven to Stress Speed
ToOffset Shortage Of WEIGHT
fAnother In a Series.J
By Bob Honson


Like several other high school
football teams in this area.
Washington-Lee has lost some
key players through graduation
and prospects for q successful
season will remain in doubt un-
til proven requirements are
found.
Coach Bob Waldorf. who
steered the Generals to a rs
record in his first year as head
football coach after seven years
in that position at a Battle Creek
Mich high school, has his
work cut out for him in finding
requirements for Chris Plain.
tackle; Doug Watson. end, and
Tom Huston. fullback, all of
whom made The Stars Northern
Virginia District first team last
year. a
THE team this year will be on
the light SIDE" Waldorf said.
However: he added, "a good
many of the players are fast and
well stress speed to offset our
Jack of weight"
Backfield Look Good.
sour backfield at this time
appears to be reasonably good
but we need more depth at the
tackle positions" Waldorf said.
Art Eberdt, 5-foot-11, 1S0-
pound first string quarterback
last year and extra point spe-
cia1ist is back and will be spelled
by Jim Simpson and Dennis
Damon. The ,halfback posts
probably will be filled from
among John Meroney, 5-foot-8
and 155 pounds and a fast, shift
ty runner: Ernie Cox, 5-foot-10,
ITO pounds, and Tom Calhoun,
about the same measurements
as Cox Co-Captain Jerry White
house, 5-foot-9, ITS pounds, used
mostly as a blocking back last
year will see considerable action
as an offensive fullback, accord
ing to Waldorf's plans.
Two other backfield candidates
may break into the starting line
up. They are Davis Wrinkle,
Washington Soap Box Derby
winner in 1850, and Walt Mon
roe.
Ends Light But Fast.
Tom Bransford, Tom Hyde
and Jerry Hite are the principal
end candidates. All are light
but fast. Waldorf would like to
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Beuu Butters Andrews

BOSTON, Aug. "a (P.-Veter-
an Jimmy Beau of New Canaan
Conn.,, employed a whitening
body attack last night while sue
cessfully defending his New
England middleweight boxing
title with an unanimous 12-
round decision over young Eddie
Andrews of Lowell in the Bos-
ton Arena.
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MeNeece lmpresses
| In Win Over Panter
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. "a. -
Fighting is fun," says Wildcat
Billy McNeece, a 22-year-old
former paratrooper who may
make a lot of money doing what
comes naturally.
The reddish-blond middle
weight from Central Islip. N. Y,
added to his prestige with a
decisive 10-round triumph over
seasoned Garth Painter of Salt
Lake City in lively scrap at
Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway
Arena last night. McNeece, a
1-to-2 favorite. outweighed Pam
ter. 1854 to 161.
Matchmaker Teddy Bremen
and Manager Irving Cohen today
began negotiating with Frances
Pierre Langlois for an October
II date with Wildcat Billy at
the Parkway. If they can't get
Pierre, the two hope to corral
either joey Giardello or Rocky
Castellani for the crowd-pleas-
ing McNeece.
McNeece, whose record now is
liz, won't be able ito go before
October II because of cuts over
both eyes. It required six
stitches to patch the cash over
the right orb and four for the
other rip.
In the other television bout,
Chico Varona, sixth ranking
welterweight contender from
Cuba, won a split 10-round de-
cision over 35-year-old frankie
Fernandez of Honolulu.
Varona weighed lat to his
rivals 1927.
Referee Ray Miller (5-4-D
and Judge Joe Eppy (7-3 IA
vored Varona. Judge Jerry
Carnegie scored for Fernandez,
GA.
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Minor Leagues
BY the Associoted Press

BY the Associoted Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Diego, 8; Sacramento. 2.
(Only game scheduled.l
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. 5-6; Havana. -.
Richmond, 3; Ottawa, q.
Toronto. IS: Syracuse. ID.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Charleston. Z; Indianapolis. i.
Minneapolis, g.; Toledo. 5.
Louisville, %; st. Paul, 5.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
OKLAHOMA City. u; Dallas. Oh.
Houston Ui I: San Antonio 10 2.
Beaumont, 5; Shreveport. 4 IA in
nings).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta, s.; Mobile, ..
MssnDi11s 6: G fita,a p.sH T.
New Orleans So; Birmingham, B.:
second game called after g innings t,
enable BirminghamS to catch trainl.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
MiFssInarrs - Esadin W,l Gma
%.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta, &; Columbia. q.
Jacksonville, Ia: Columbus, !.
Charlotte. ~; Macon, s.
Savannah. 9: Montgomery. 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City. 4 Denver. /.
Colorado Springs at Des Moines. post
poned.
Pueblo at Omaha. Cancelled. rain.
Wichita at Lincoln, postponed.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
York, Z: Hagerstown, 3.
Lynchburz, 3; Lancaster. q. :.
CEf-Petersbrrg. SIS: Norfolk. 81
Portsmouth. 81: Newport News
"A
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come up with a couple Of ends
who might be a bit more durable.
Ed Brown and Jim Palmer are
the top tackles at this stage with
Warren Beatty. Dick Burroughs
or Laye Smalley the chief candi-.
dates at center.
The guard positions seem to
be well taken care Of with CO.
Capt. Paul Cundiff. Bill Swift
and Vernon Seese.
Waldorf expects nearly 100 to
show up for the, first practice
session today. The squad will
work out both morning and
afternoon for three weeks in
preparation for the opener.
against Fairfax the night of Sep
TENDER 10 at wills stadium.
10 Games on Schedule.
The Generals will play a 10
game schedule with all games at
8 pm. except for the last against
George Washington High. This
game will be played at II am.
Thanksgiving Day, November
rs, at CIV.
Waldorf again will have Chap
pie' Marvin as backfield coach,
Mike Millen as line coach and
Harvey Shipman as jayvee coach
and scout. Millen and Shipman
formerly played at George Wash
ington University.
The schedule:
September 10-Fairfax.
September 17-At Northwestern.
September 24-St. Johns.
october 1--Gonzaga.
October Sat Portsmouth.
october 15-Mount Vernon.
october 22-Bladensburg
October 29-Thomas jefferson,
November 12-At Hampton.
November 25-At George WASHINGTON
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Fights Last Night
By fhe Associoted Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK-Chico Varona 147,
Havana. Cuba. outpointed frankie
Fernandez, 142a, Honolulu U0,.
BROOKLYN.-Billy McNeece, f65h.
Central Islip, N. Y, outpointed Garth
Painter, 1871, Salt Lake City 10l.
BOSTON.--Jimmy Beau, 100, New
Canaan, Conn. outpointed Eddie An
drews, 1856, Lowell, Mass. G2).
LOS ANGELES. Charley Green.
1902. Los Angeles, stopped Sal Flores,
162b Anaheim Calf (61
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LAYOUT ARTIST
retail layout artist with
imagination and flair. A rare op-
portunity to spread your wings in
iuilIGass APpIY EMPLoYMENr sDaPf, OFFICE
THE HECHT CO.
F ST. AT 7th NV.
SALESMAN, aggressive
young man with ability to figIre
plans and submit. bids for kitchen
e9uipment to contractors. Must be
BARBER 4 ROSS Co. 5th and v
SITS. ne. DE. 2-O5Ol, Ia
ENGR., must be exper.
In residential and commercial de-
sign contemporary. Salary or as
and qualifications. Box 37O-E. Star.
ARTIST Tor sdyertising aEsncy; some
BACKGROUND OF artwork for news
paper reproduction. Pleasant work.
Ing conditions with amiable agency
personnel. Vacations. sick leave.
Insurance. disqualification benefits,
for promotion. Ideal spot for right
person. Salary commensurate with
ability and experience. Bring samples
to MR.. CHAPPIOS. Suite us Allan
tic Bldg. 930 r st. NV.
AUTO BODY SHOP FOREMAN. must
be experienced. Large suburban Ford
leadership. The man that we select
will be In complete charge of pro-
duction in our body department:
Apply TO- Mr.. Keeney, MONROE
Silver Spg.. Md. JU. $1,000. 10
COUNTER SALES
Wholesale. experienced in United
Motors and Autolite preferred. Call
MR.. BLAKE LOCK. DU. 7-4631
or come n 3276 M st. NV. 10
AUTO LUBRICATION MAN. must be
experienced. sober ad reliable. 5h-
dav week. Paid vacation. Excellent
salary and working conditions. Ap-
ply In person. Mr.. johnson. CAL
VERT MOTORS, 1141 East-West
AUTO tTs; MECHANIC. front end man.
bear. equipment. Also general me
chanic. Apply in person .KNUPP'S
AUTO SERVICE, 4O12 5th rd., N.
Arlington. ia. 7-4191. Ill
AUTO MECHANIC, exper. only: pref.
Kaiser and WHY'S; good hrs.;. ex-
eel. pay and vac. with pay. Apply in
person. REDS K.F. SALES & sERv.,
A1ro Il ) MEcRAN1cs Ii Ran ,trueks, for eeMc
truck dealer; See Mr. 0BTien, CEN CEN
st., Alex. Va, ov. 3-1500.
AUTO MECH. (3l--Gen. repair shop,
Evening star., 1954-10-10
THE EVENING STAR

ADVERTISING DIRECTOR to take
complete charge of entire program
for leading builder-realtor. Com
plete experience not essential; eX-
cellent opportunity for person with
aptitude for arranging advertising
and promotion schemes, lay out,
copy writing. etc. Paid vacations,
employe benefits, permanent future.
ADVERTIsiNG V SOLICITORS, expert
enced; tickets and program. Room
20. 1901 g st. NV.
ADV. NOVELTY, FITS over telephone
dial: fast seller: liberal comm. !;
free samples. ACME MFG. 67F
Chelmsford St, Boston %. Mass. =
Evening star., 1954-10-10
BRANCH MANAGER

BRANCH MANAGER
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Earn $4,000 first year; lifetime Sc
curity, prestige. Requirements: Sin
cere desire to benefit your commuS =
nifty, Imagination and initiative.
ment experience preferred. For local
interview, mail resume with teie-
phone number promptly to Ma
TIONAL SAFE DRIVERS ASSN.
1901 10th st. NV. Washington D,
D. c. ID
BRICKLAYERS. See Chas. Goode on
job at Lee Crest, behind Tyler Gar
dens in Falls Church or phone JE.