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Evening star., 1954-05-05

crlnatlng INDIVIDUAL. OU. T-43oS.
DUPLEX; IL Gallatin st. n.e.-S7s
no.; heat and water furnished;
avail. May Is. MA. S-1265. .
TWO RMS, kit. and bath; S55 per
month, utils. incl, except gas for
cooking. OF. 4-956S; -
arranged bedrm. apt. now avail. in
this delightful area; S76.50. every
SHANNON & IUcHs CO. 1905 II Il
st. NV. MA. 8-2345. %
4123 4th ST. S.E.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
dinette, kit, bath: $50 mo, plus
MT. PLEASANT, 1899 Park I'd. NV
Newly dec: 1-bedrm. apt; close to
shop. center and transp.; furn. upon
request. Call after pm. Ho.
STA HoRNER PL. s.E.-Newly dec;
nv. rm., bedrm., kit, den. bath: sos;
quiet area; suit. adults. 10. 2-1710.
CONN. AVE, seI7-1 and 2 bedrm.
. SHOPPING area; EN- 2-7229;.
pvt. bath; $5S; To be inspected be
1859 PARK RID. NV. - Suit. for
dentist or business, first commercial:
ais r 7 sT. s.W.-ciesn. wv Sq redec. effic.;
shower; S62 mo. incl. utils. EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-19

Starting August /, Uniteds great new DC-7 ainlner'
begin histos fastest travel to Chicago and San Fran
cisco! No other airline offers you the wonderful comb
nation of speed and luxury youn enjoy aboard these
mighty, new s65 mph Mainliners
Deicousy hot, fuIl-course meals are table-served
in flight There's exclusive twin-cabin luxury, deep
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30

ARLNoToN--cLosE-IN
Bargain Cape Cod
8 BEDROO $50
Large liv. rm. with firepl,. family
size din rm., well-equip. kit. 2
l1x13 bedrms:. tile bath and side
porch on LIST d.; very large plas-
good closets UP; good bsmt. DE-
TACHED GARAGE, fenced yard.
nice trees and shrubs. Just 1 blk
on Wilson blvd-one Of our very
best values. See 1t and try your
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2O26 N. 18th st. ct Court House Rd.
Realtors. Open 8 Til 8. IA. 7-6161
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
FALLS CHURCH AREA
ONLY /
S13 200 CT

coLORFUL AS A CANDY
STICK; 3-bedrm. ramblerette.
Big kit. with disposal. beauti-
full landscaping, nice view, lots
Of extras such as storm sash
and permanent awnings; SfS6
mo-. plus taxes; no cash down.
Call now IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
Routh Robbins Realty, Inc.
Ole Virginia

StOne-anQ-Frame COIOIlIaI
Charm and spaciousness best de-
set on wooded u acre near Falls
Church: bedrms., IA baths. 1st-
A. beorm. and bath, spacious liv.
full bsmt.. paneled rec. rm. with
drepl. and built-in bcokshelyes; hot
water heat, approved CT for S21 700.
VIII 60, with 5ss down to qualified
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-490O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
QUIET 'UNASSUMING

Location. ADJOINING vIR-
GINA FOREST; brand-new,
ANTIQUE brick rambler. ABSO-
LUTELY TOPS IN WORK
MANSHIP. Many de luxe fea-
lures such as knottv-pine cab
inets. breakfast booth, an
over abundance Of work space
In kit, 3 bedrms,. MAGNIFI-
CENT DAYLIGHT RSMT. and
bath. THE BEST BUY ANY
WHERE. Only S2,500-$3, 900
cash needed. Hurry. dial ia.
10000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
SOUTH ARLINGTON
S13.50O. CT

All brick. lust OF Columbia
pike; neat knotty-pine recr..
rm.. lovely liy. rn1.. sep. din.
rm.. equipped kit, fenced yard:
a mighty good buy. no cash
down, shown by appt. ia.
10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
VIENNA
2 DREAM DEALS

Three-bedrm. brick ram
blers. facing each other; BOTH
AVAILABLE AT ONCE. Six
rms. equipped kit, dish
washer. big Yards, shady trees.
No cash down. Be first to
call and take your pick!
S14.500 and S14.950. BY
amt. IA $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
ALEXANDRIA
S1O.95O

Brick semidetached sparkler.
Has q GEORGETOWN interior,
liv. rm., dinette, equipped kit.
2 nice bedrms.. clean spacious
bsmt.. fenced yard with trees;
Will CT. no cash down. Phone
now. IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
ARLINGTON
MOVE. TODAY

Into this charming. prewar,
3-bedrm. bungalow, Just q step
to bus and major shopping
center; garage, tree-shaded lot.
breezy screened front porch;
only 81. 800 cash required: ter
rife value; vacant. Dial ia.
10000 At once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
ARLINGTON
INCOME

Available in this close in
Cherrydale home; 5000 mo-.
ment. Sep. entr. to upstairs
apt, new furnace. 2 ranges.
2 refgrs., 2 baths: older home
in good cond.; all particulars
by phoning IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
HOUSES EoR SALIVA. J
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
125 s. Hudson st.
Transferred Colonel's
3-BedrOom Colonial

within one block Of Arlington blvd. !.
this iivable home contains livine
room t16x20, with. fireplace and
room, de luxe Eit.s with DISPOSAL and
dishWasher. FIR6T-FLOOR HALF
BATH, On the second floor. master
bedroom (12x16). two other bed
rooms and tiled bath. Full bsmt.
with outside entrance; perfectly
Geo. Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Agents, IA. 4-1400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
BEDROOMS. 9 BATHS

A most aluring residence.
shrubs and flowers, attached
garage; screened I bresze way
mander transferred to West
Coast. Home now vacant; at
tractiyely priced at. $26.500.
Complete photo and descrip-
ton by coming by. 4763 Lee
hwy. or phone IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
FALLS CHURCH AREA
NON-GT Special,

Three-bedrm. rambler. on
level lot. with TALL TREES:
Navy officer leaving, MUST
SELL. Buyer assumes lge. 40
loan; total monthly payment.
approx. 500, incl. taxes and
ms: $4,000 PRICE. $3.50
DOWN. What a dealt Tele-
phone IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
FAIRFAX
EXECUTIVE CLASS

One-year-old, LUX URY.
STONE RAMBLER. adjoining
lake; privilege for swimming
and fishing. All rms. are
oversize: floor-to-ceiling stone
flrepl. in liv. rm., formal din.
rm., firepl. in bsmt.. plus at
trac. picture window, carpeted
throughout, outdoor patio.
Must be seen to be appreci--
ated. BY appt. only, phone
IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
ANNANDALE AREA
BREEZES
Lower Temperatures

IUWCI 4CIIlPCI dUU1 GO
Go with this property. To-
tan Area; new-house cond..
ANTIQUE brick rambler. Three
ige. bedrms.. Q firepis.. spIen-
did daylight bsmt.. 81. 000-se:-
#. lot, TREES GALORE. Air
Force major transferred; ST.
500 cash; priced below market
at S17.950; will sell fast. In
spection by phoning IA. q
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
Family HOME

i-bedrm. Cape Cod, only 8 years
old, in desirable section near
stor Wovs 'n corn;ses ana fense
back yard for the children. Only
$4,000: reasonable down payment
and assume q 4Sc GI loan. Call
today, 1t may not be here tomor-
row! XII. S-3106.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ANA SI', ls ~ 81 "a, 4 4 M ,, Va
owner-occup., 2-yr. -old brick RAM
bier. Three bedrms.. Iiy. -din. comb.
stairway to partly fioored attic,
full bsmt.; 8 blocks to schools and
shop. ctr, 10 minis. to Pentagon. IA.
5-Sf37. No brokers please. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
NEWLY SCIILPTURED

Rustic rambler-A SHOW
PLACE! Setting Of glorious
trees. near country club. Big,
big. rooms incl. sep. din. rm..
picture window In liv. rm., 8
twin-bed rms. 2 baths. attrac.
daylight bsmt. paneled in
knotty pine. unique new styled
roof. We're first to. lift the
home. Phone ia. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
ARLINGTON
CHAIN BRIDGE

Just down the hill from
this charming white brick
home; FIRST-CLASS LOCA-
TON. Lge. liv. rm.. firepl.,
spacious din. rm., kit. 2
bedrms.. tile bath. screened
porch, garage, recr. rm.. flrepl.
Only 1900 cash, balance in
] trust. Call quick! Quickl
IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
FOR SALE BY OWNER

I COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Al-brick rambler on levei wooded
acre; lge: paneled rec: rm: with
sized bedrms.; deed-end ST.; near
school. $500 North Upland st., ArI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
SOUTH ARLINGTON
s MINIS PENTAGON

~ 4v&44No. 4 A4N = 3A\N<AN
3-bedroom. lh-bath brick
rambler. 3 yrs. old. Six spa
cious rms, de luxe kit.. tre-
cond. Wide corner lot. TOP
NEIGHBORHOOD. Priced to
sell quickly at $19,950. terms
to suit. Can IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
ARLINGTON
FOR YOUR SAKE

And the sake Of your FAM
lily, remember. the best insur-
ance for the future is home
ownership. This fine brick
Cape Cod. in 9 FIRST CLASS
is the best of all for you
and yours. Downstairs bed
rm. and bath, 2 twin-bed rms.
and bath up: hall entr.. stone
firepl.. formal din. rm.. bsmt.,
2-CAR GARAGE, beautiful
Handicapped grounds. Shown
BY appt. only. Telephone IA.
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
COMMERCIAL.

IMAGINE! NO MONEY DIN.
To a vet ON this 4-bedrm. bungalow.
Also easy terms to non-vets. A
lovely home with stove, refgr.. dish
washer, paneled din. rm., rear porch,
hsnt.. gas furnace, level lot Near
all conveniences. Only S12.50a.
AL SMITH REALTY
XII. s-6652 Ewes, TIE. 6-2e57
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ALEXANDRIA

Near Blessed Sacrament and George
bedrms. and den Tor 5 bedrms..I
full basement has bath and lots Of
room for recr. rm.; large liv, rm..
with frepl.. din. rm., beautifully
equipped kitchen. This Is an un-
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
KI. $4,000 Exclusive
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GI-S15.80O

Brick and Masonry rambler in Falls
Church. 3 twin-size bedrms., sep.
din. rm.: lge, lot: close TO shopping.
. n public si had pssochiai SCHOOLS
LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-9400
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uouses eoR sALk---vA
ARLINGTON
ESSENCE OF LIFE
A HOME

Pretty red tapestry brick; 9
10 liy. rm.. firepl.: formal din.
rm.. bsmt,. side screened porch.
det. garage; AROUND COR
NKR FROM NEW GRADE
SCHOOL; OF VALUE AT SOL
500. $1,000 cash, balance %
years. Please call today. ia.
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ARLINGTON
REAL INEXPENSIVE
S11950

Easy to live in. easy to
maintain. easy to pay for:
5-rm. brick home. Finished
bsmt.. new oil burner. storm
windows. shaded fenced yard.
Around corner from theater.
4 buslines and restaurants;
will CT. Just l, so hurry. Call
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Airman's S 274 SpoiIs
Boros Bid for Title
-
BY The Associofed Press

HENDERSONVILLE, N. c..
April ga young Air Force
Officer held the Carolinas Open
golf tournament championship
today. Julius Boros of Southern
Pines still waited for his first
win since his big year in 1852.
Dow Finsterwald. "a, of Ath-
ems, Ohio, stationed at Pope Air
Force Base, birdied the 18th and
17th holes yesterday and won
the tournament by one stroke
over Boros. His 274 total, 10
&uhder par. was good for 1925.
With 275 Boros was five
strokes ahead of Mike Souchak
of Durham, who finished third.
Second place take was $24O.
Finsterwald turned in a morn
ing round of 81 for two-stroke
lead and after nine holes in the
afternoon led by three. The
lieutenant met trouble on the
1lth and had a z for the par 4
hole which put him even with
Boros. From then it was a fight.
Souchak closed with his third
So, after an eXtravagant open
ing .76, for $50 which was
worth $170.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Redskins Sign Deputy Sheriff;
Ray Krouse in Giants Fold

The Redskins will have the
law on their side, if not order.
in training camp next July with
the signing of Tackle Charlie
Sitton, a 6-foot-3, 220-pound
deputy sheriff from Santa Ana,
Calf.
Sittc'n, who played football at
Montana and Santa Ana Junior
College, is assigned to the Office
of Sheriff Jim MuSick, former
Redskin fullback. who recon-
mended the newest recruit. Sit
ton wanted a tryout last year
but was ineligible to be signed
as his college class had not been
graduated.
Meanwhile, Tackle Ray Krouse,
a Washington resident and for
mer Maryland star: End Jim
Duncan. and Guard George Ken
nard have returned their signed
1854 contracts to the New York
Giants. The Redskins are still
angling for Krouse, who would
prefer to remain in Washington
if a satisfactory deal could be
arranged.
The Baltimore Colts also were
busy in the front Office, getting
Jim MeSSinese's name on the
dotted line. MeSsineSe. q Little
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Methodist Cage Teams
Compete at Westminster

The third annual basketball
tournament of the Baltimore
Conference of the Methodist
Church will be held today and
tomorrow, starting at 6 pm.
at Western Maryland College,
Westminster, Md.
The tournament is divided
into three classes, junior, senior
and unlimited, with eight teams
in each class. The Junior cham
pionship game is to be played
at 2 pm. tomorrow and the
championship games in the
senior and unlimited classes will
follow.
Teams entered are from
Washington, Baltimore, Hagers-
town and Cumberland, The
teams from this area are CAL
vary, Epworth, Metropolitan,
Bethesda, Mount Rainier. Chevy
Chase. Woodside and Marvin
Memorial Churches. the latter
two from Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Hank Ford on Tigers Golf Team
Playing Hoyos Tomorrow

Hank Ford, who brought the
1852 Maryland junior golf title
to Kenwood Country Club and
now is a sophomore at Prince
ton, has made the Tigers golf
team for tomorrow,s match with
unbeaten Georgetown at the
Georgetown Prep course.
-Four places on the Princeton
team were awarded to upper
classmen and there was a quail
flying round for 10 candidates
for the last three places. Ford
topped the 10 players and won
the No position.
The first Washington area
showing of the new inStructional
golf film, Keep In the Fairway,"
produced by Life and the PGA,
is scheduled Sunday night at
Prince Georges for club mem
bers. guests and members of the
Middle Atlantic PGA.
The 38-minute film, previewed
at the Masters, is supposed to
be the best golf film made. The
cast includes Fred Mcleod. CO.
lumbia pro. who shows how to
the senior golfers. There are tips
for the fat men by Ed Oliver
and for the tall by Cary Middle
coff. etc. Lew Worsham is in
cluded in the cast.
Mary Ann Downey, Balti-
more'S star amateur golfer and
a regular on the women's cir
cult, played Prince Georges yes
terday with Sally Carroll, for
mer West Virginia women's
rurnerup and also an ex-District
star. and Mrs. George Noble of
Kenwood. The golfers were
testing the course well in ad-
vance of the Women's National
Capital Open here May 1916.
Eighteen of the top % names
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Horse Upkeep Costly

The cost of maintaining a race
horse is from $40 to $12 a day.
For this sum the trainer feeds
the horse and arranges for his
handling and conditioning.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Black Fights Klein
In New York Debut
ey the Assoeioted Press


NEW YORK, April 23.-Jed
Black, another college graduate
welter from the stable that sent
Chuck Davey to a title shot,
makes his New York debut to-
night against joey Klein at st.
Nicholas Arena.
The 10-round televised match
will start at 10 pm, with two
judges and a referee scoring on a
round basis and a supplementary
point system.
(The telecast will be car
ried by Washington's WNBW,
channel 4. The radio broad
cast will be aired by WMAL)
Blacks 27-1-1 record is almost
as promising as Davey's was be-
fore he ran into Kid Gavilan.
The only defeat suffered by the
Michigan State alumnus was in
a four -rounder october /, 1852,
to Herbie Schoen. Two months
later he knocked out Schoen.
The first time Black hit the
big leagues was in his 10-round
draw with Chico Vejar at Chi
cago Stadium February 10. He
floored Vejar for nine in the
seventh round of a battle that
had fans yelling for rematch.
He has an unbeaten streak of 26
fights.
Born in GAINESVILLE, Wis, Black,
"a, now lives in Oak Park. Ill.
Klein's record for 35 fights
since 1851 is 22-8-5, with only
four knockouts, one a year. He
did knock out Rocky castillo in
his last start, March s, at Day.
ton after outpointing castillo in
Brooklyn last year.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Hill Gail Retired;
Raced Too Iona,
Trainer EXPLAINS
BY the Assoeioted Press

SAN MATEO, Calf, April %.
Calumet Farms Hill Gail,
winner of the 1852 Kentucky
and Santa Anita Derbies but a
bad actor on the race track,
was retired today with earnings
of $335,555
The stallion, winner of IL Of
80 starts, was ordered sent to
stud by Mrs. Gene Markey.
owner of Calumet, in a telegram
to Trainer H. A. (Jimmy) Jones
at Bay Meadows.
Jones explained the retire
ment of the 5-year -old son Of
Bull Lea simply:
Hes been racing too long.
Hill Gail is like Joe Louis,
He stayed around too long and
he got knocked out. He should
have been retired four months
ago or even a few months be-
fore that"
Jones said the one-time ace
had developed an incurable
tendency to bear out. Hill Gail
started twice at Bay Meadows
and it took two guide ponies to
get him into the starting gate.
He ran very wide on the turns
and finished out of the money
both times. He was being
prepped for the 100000 Bill
Kyne Handicap at Bay Meadows
May /.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Racing
Continued From Page C-1)

NNOIltlIlucQ C1Om rage I-1l
one-eighth event, and pulled
away to length victory.
The Walmac Farms HasSe-
yampa was second by nose,
and the Maine Chance Farms
Black Metal finished third by
another nose over Sunny Blue
Farms Admiral Porter. The
stewards. however, disqualified
Black Metal for interference,
and placed him fourth, giving
third money to Admiral Porter.
Goyamo paid his supporters
$5.40, $3.50 and $3.40. He was
timed in 1:503s on fast track.
Woodvale picked up a purse Of
$24,29O.
HaSSeyampa returned $500
and $3.50 and Admiral Porter
paid $10.40 to show.
Jockey Tony DeSpirito sent
Black Metal into the lead at
the start, and he battled head
and head with Admiral Porter
for a mile until Goyamo came
up in the stretch and went on
to win. Black Metal was BEAR
ing out down the stretch, in
terfering with other horses, the
stewards ruled.
A spill in the fourth race
robbed Jockey r. L. Baird, lead
ing winner at Keeneland, of a
chance to ride in the Blue
Grass.
Baird was thrown from his
mount. Tenedos. who broke a
leg in the fall. Taken to a hos
pital in Lexington. the Jockey
was not believed to be injured
seriously. He was to have ridden
Super Devil in the feature.
Goyamo. who won his first
major stakes race for the Wood
vale colors in the Blue Grass,
will race under those same silks
in the Derby. However, mo-
ments after the race it was an
nounced that Mrs. w. Alton
Jones, wife of the head of Cit
les Service, Inc. had become
a half owner of the handsome
bay 3-year-old son of Boya H.,
Mother India.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Pirate Officials Term Skinner
Best Natural Hitter in Years

Calf, is a resident of San Diego.
He broke into organized baseball
III 1851 with Mayfield (KyD of
the Glass D Kitty League. In
20 games he hit .472. getting so
hits for IS total bases.
It wasn't long before Skinner
was moved up to Waco CTexas)
of the Glass B Big State League,
where he continued his torrid
hitting.
After Waco came two years in
the Marines. He was one of the
outstanding service stars.
Before his tour of duty with
the Marines. Hickey invited him
to the DeLand (Fla) training
camp after the 1851 season.
1T was then that I started
taking notes on him." hickey
declared. "A few months ago
when we learned he was getting
out of the Marines we invited
him to spring training. He was
sensational, so we decided to
carry him with us for awhile,
even if he wasn't on the roster.
Now, look what he's done"
Haney first used Skinner as a
pinch hitter in a game against
the Phillies. He singled. A few
days later, against the Giants,
he again singled in a pinch
hitting role.
Then Preston Ward, who had
started the season at first base,
faltered at the plate. Skinner
got his chance in the regular
lineup and has been there the
past five games, climaXing his
efforts with two singles, a double
and a ringing triple yesterday.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Two Boys Club Leagues
Open Seasons Tomorrow

The Boys Club of Washing
ton midget and junior baseball
leagues open their 26th seasons
tomorrow morning with six
games scheduled on three dia-
monds.
Sherry Robertson of the
Washington Senators organiza-
tion will throw out the first ball
at IL am. at Costigan Field,
1925 S street NV. The senior
(17 and undep league will play
its games during the week.
Tomorrow openers:
Midget U2 and under)-H. B. Leary
VS.. Brentwood Boys Club at Costigan
Field. o am; Sealtest VS.. Harmony
Lodge at western High School, 9 am;
Corson and Gruman VS.. Murphy's ESQ
at West EllipSe, am.
Junior ia and underl--Georgetown
Lions VS.. Merrick Boys Club at Co.'S
tigan. ! am; Eastern Branch "A, VS..
Prince Georges B. c. on West Ellipse,
II am: Judd g. Detweiler VS.. Eastern
Branch ''B' at Western, IL am
Evening star., 1954-04-23
in women's pro golf have been
promised for the event.

in women's pro golf have been
promised for the event.
Mrs. Roy Brooks defeated Mrs.
Tom Wilder, 2 and l., in the
title match of the women's S
putting championship at Manor
Country Club.
Jim Gibbons will preview his
weekly television golf show to-
night at GAS on Station WMAL,
including information on the
tournaments at each club spon-
sored by Gibbons. Witty Cox,
the Congressional pro, a regu-
lar on the show, will be back.
Ton1ght's guests will include
Merrell Whittlesey of The Star
sports staff.
Oscar Funk and Bill Henry
matched the lucky blind bogey
number in the Almas Golf Club
competition yesterday at Be-
thesda. Funk turned in 93-17-
76. and Henry 111-35-76. Mar
shall Hatch had low gross of 83.
while tied for low net of 73 were
Gene Diez, Ralph Esly and Omar
Regmeir.
A successful 30-foot putt on
the last hole gave Joel Freedman
a 1-up victory over Johnny Owen
in the 36-hole final of the East
ern vacation special tournament
at Indian Spring.
Mrs. Eli Amanuel won the class
Alb test for women at Indian
Spring. carding 88-12-76. Mrs.
Stanley Levy was tops in CD
with 98-20-78.
Mrs. w. K. Bolitho won the
point tourney at Bethesda with
36, followed by Mrs. Albert Cas-
savant with "a. Points were
based on eagles, brides, pars and
bogeys, with handicaps.