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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Cornell, Bogort Pace Wins
In Columbia Meynber-Guest

University golf star. won over
second low medaliStS, Col. Ken
Smith and Jack Rountree, the
Bethesda club champion.
The second round will be
played today and if Bogart and
Dezendorf and Bobby Brownell
and Earl Skinker win. they meet
tomorrow morning in a semi
final. IS
First-rcund results:
Championship Night; Columbia mem
Earl sEinker and Bobby Brownell,
Chevy Chase, def. DR.. Hayden Kirby
Smith and Sam Delvecchio, 6 and 5;
Martin MCCARTHY and Gii Wiliett Primes 6Ss
A. @. Dezendorf and Ralph Bogart
Chevy Chase def. John Aolzberg and
Harold Hair, Washington. 9 and B;
James Crowley and Bill Ritter. Congres-
Burke. r.. Chevy Chase. 2 and i;
George F.. Miller and John Eisinger
Confessional def. Col. Ken Smith and
Jack Rountree. Bethesda. 2 and L; Page
Cornwel and Jack Barr. Chevy Chase
S eerd Ray sn aad Mf pck
and John Davis. Army Navy def. DR.
Howard Parker and Ben HartiG 2 up;
Dick Essex and George Cornell. Congress
sional def. Bill Werber and Larry 1mhohr
Kenwood. Lie holes. ~,
Carthy- Willett; Dezendorf-Bogart VS.
Crowley Ritter; Miller-EiSinger VS.. Corn
well-Barr; West-Davis vs.. Essex-Cornell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Appleton Quits Charlotte
To Scout for Senator'S
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CHARLOTTE, N. c., June 81.
Pete Appleton has resigned as
manager of the South Atlantic
League Charlotte Hornets.
!. Phil Howser, general manager
of the club, said Appleton would
work as a scout in the Pennsyl-
vania-New Jersey area for the
Washington Senators. who own
the Charlotte franchise. Howser
had no immediate announcement
as to Appleton'S successor.
Charlotte is in eighth place in
the Class A league, 141a games
back of the leading Jacksonville
team.
Appleton formerly pitched for
many clubs in both major
leagues, including the Senators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Emory Wins Senior Mems
Bay Sailing Championship
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, June 26.-Lloyd
Emory of the fishing Bay Yacht
Club in Virginia put together
two seconds, two thirds and a
first yesterday for 10 points and
the senior mems sailing cham
pionship of the Chesapeake Bay.
The championship, the first
won by a skipper from the
southern section of the bay, was
staged by the Chesapeake Bay
Racing Association, using the
Naval Academy's knockabouts.
Emory, a Hampton class skip
per. will represent the bay
against the best shippers from
five other yacht racing associa-
tions in an elimination series at
the Baltimore Yacht Club, Au-
gust 6. The winner will be ELI
gible for the National sailing
title in New Orleans.
Emory compiled 10 points in
the five races to nose out Del
bert Fang of the West River
Sailing Club, who had Is. Harry
Levenson of the Potomac River
Sailing Association, finished
fifth with 8 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Dell Bows in SemifinaIs
Of u. 5. Scholastic Tennis
BY the Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
June 26.-Second-Seeded Greg
DRY Grant of South Pasadena
Calf. and Maxwell Brown, jr.
of Louisville, KY. clash here to-
day for the National Interschol-
astic tennis singles champion
ship.
Brown pulled the big surprise
of the tournament yesterday
when he eliminated Mike Green
of Miami Beach. Fla. defending
champion, 81, Is, 60.
Grant disposed of fourth
ranked Donald Dell of Wash
ingtcn, D. c., SO, 60, IL.
in the semifinalS. His triumph
gave the perpetual team trophy
to South Pasadena regardless
of the outcome of today's match
with Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Lady Dunn Seeking
Sweep Of LaureI's
$4,000 Trofs tonight

Lady Dunn. 5-year-old mare
who has won both Of Laurel
Raceway's $4,000 trots this sea-
son, tries for a clean sweep to-
night when Laurel stages the
third and last Of its $4,000
trotting events.
She should receive her stiffest
competition from Pronto Don.
top money-winning trotter Of all
time, and Katie Key. who last
week won the $4,000 Invita-
tional Trot at Roosevelt Race
way. Others in the seven-horse
field who will get their last
crack. of the season at lowering
the Laurel and State trotting
record of 2:03.2 include Thun-
Iteration, Lord Steward, Duke of
Lullwater and Earl's Pied Piper.
Lady Dunn. owned by Carl
Scholl of Cincinnati and driven
by Harry Miller. has won six
of her seven races this year.
Her victory in the $4,000 Wash
ington Cup at Laurel was in
1904 fiat and last Friday she
copied the $4,000 Maryland
Cup in 2:04.8.
Katie Key was last years top
trotting mare and finished Sec
ond to Lady Dunn in the Wash
ington Cup. Her winning time
for the $4,000 race at Roose-
welt last week was 2:03.6 and
she previously won an event
at RoSecroft Raceway in 1904,
one-f1fth of a second of the
Maryland mark and swifteSt
trotting time in the State this
season.
Pronto Don holds the Mary
land trotting record along with
Ford Hanover and has four
world records to his credit, but
he has had a slow start this
year. He finished fourth to
Lady Dunn last week in the
Maryland Cup.
Last nights feature at Laurel,
the $4,000 KiwaniS Club pace,
saw Trustful Hanover come from
second place in the stretch and
beat Sturdy Jimmy by length
and a half.
Trustful Hanover, owner of a
world record pace at 2:02. set
at Roosevelt last year, returned
50. So so, 1920; Sturdy Jimmy
paid 81 and $3.50 and Mighty
Gwen, the show horse, paid So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Jimmy Bryan Heads LIST
AT Manassas Tonight

Jimmy Bryan, who finished
second in the 500-mile Indian
apolis race Memorial Day. heads
a list of nationally known driv-
ers who will compete in the So
lap feature IN the seasons first
Eastern championship race for
midget cars in this area at Old
Dominion Speedway, Manassas.
tonight. Time trials will be at 7
o'clock (EDT) and the first heat
at $50.
Other top drivers entered in
clude Jiggs Peters. third in the
Nation in midget auto racing
point standings: Johnny Parsons,
winner at Indianapolis in 1850;
Wally Campbell Johnny Thorn
son, Tony Bonadies. Len Dun
can, Ernie Mccoy. Joe SoSitlio.
Joe BarZda, Dick Brown and
Willie Compton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Official Victors Named
In Bermuda Ruce
BY the Assoei0ted Press

HAMILTON, Bermuda. June
Is. - Daniel D. Strohmeier's
Class D yawl Malay, a 41-footer
from Dartmouth, Mass, Is the
official winner of the 635-mile
Newport-to- Bermuda yacht race
on a corrected time basis.
Other class honors went to
the following:
Class A-Bolero, owned by
John N. Brown Of Newport. the
first yacht to finish the race.
Class BLCirce. a 55-foot yawl
owned by Carl Hovgard Of Rye
N. Y, fifth to finish in the en-
tire field.
Class C-Fjord III, owned by
Taul Decker Of Argentina
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Washington Polo Club
Host to Cornell Four

Don Bradley. playing from the
No. 3 position and the leading
scorer of the Washington Polo
Club, will lead his team against
the Cornell University Club at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at Barnsley
Field. The field can be reached
by driving out Georgia avenue
NV. through Silver Spring to
Olney.
Backing up Bradley will be DR..
Johnny Keller, Bill Beall and
Riggs Jones. Frank Laimbeer
will lead Cornell, which has some
of the top collegiate polo players
in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Matthias Off for Quantico
And 7 Years in Marines
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, June 25.-Bob
Matthias, twice winner of the
Olympic Games decathlon crown.
left today for Quantico. Va. to
begin a two-year stretch in the
Marine Corps.
Matthias is accompanied by his
wife, Melba. with whom he has
just finished a starring role in a
movie, The Bob Matthias Story"
Travelling by car. Matthias goes
first to Atlantic City. where he
will crown the winner of the ma
tional decathlon championships.
He is due at Quantico July Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Lou Johnson Winner
Of Lunhum Feature

Lou johnson of Wilmington,
Del, roared home the winner at
West Lanham Speedway last
night before a ladies' night crowd
of 4,873 to take the 100-lap fea-
ture. Ray Hendricks of Rich
mond was second and Pee Wee
Pobletts of Baltimore third.
Mrs. Dorothy Wheatley of
Laurel, the mother of two chill
dren, got the biggest round of
applause. Entered in the 10-lap
feature for novices, she put on
a rousing finish to beat out 10
male competitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Richardson Faces Perry
For NCAA Tennis Crown

SEATTLE, June ga couple
of collegians who were team
mates on the United States Davis
Cup squad in 1858 clash today in
the finals of the National Col
legiate tennis championships.
They are Ham Richardson Of
Tulane, defending champion.
and Bob Perry of UCLA, whose
triumph yesterday in the singles
semifinals clinched the third
straight team title for the school,
He defeated Jacque Grigry of
Southern California, 3-6. IS,
6-3, IS, and Richardson
downed Ron Livingston of UCLA,
63, IS, 4-6, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Mrs. Hofheimer Wins
In Woodmont Golf

Mrs. Jeane Hofheimer shot
88-12-76 to win the ladies day
golf at Woodmont yesterday. Top
honors for guests went to Mrs.
Katherine Schrenek of Prince
Georges, 93-12-81, low net, and
to Mrs. Jerry Cush of Argyle,
Sc, low gross.
Other winners included Mrs.
Mary Sacknoff, 90-15-75: Class
B; Mrs. Loralp Rothstein, 107-
28-79, Class c, and Mrs. Stella
Shere, 118-34-84, Class D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Kenwood Women Beut
Army Navy in Tennis

Kenwood dropped the No.
singles match but recovered to
defeat Army Navy. Al, in a
Women's Inter-club Tennis
League match at Kenwood
yesterday.
Summaries:
SINGLES Ann Gray (AN) defeated
Marjorie Norris Kl defeated Helen
Ks defeated Nina Fitch 6SS. 6@4
DOUBLES: Joan Deigert and Felicia
Elmer lK) defeated Mary Chappell and
Nancy VisseSTing 90 - Vida Gei ss
Watson and Marjorie Smith, 6-3.
a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Brothers on Auto Team

The brother combination Of
Bill and Yves Morgan will ride
for the 10-man team of the
Northern Virginia Stock Car
Racing Association. headed by
Johnny Cramblitt. against a 10
man team of the Free State Rae
ing Club of Baltimore in the Is
lap feature at Marlboro Motor
Raceway tomorrow. Race time is
2:3O.
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Easter Is Fined 500
For Run-in With Pilot
By HE Associated Press

OTTAWA. June 26. = Luke
Easter, suspended from the Of
tawa Athletics Thursday night,
has been reinStated and fined
500. Easter had a run-in with
Les Bell, Ottawa field manager,
in which he grabbed Bell, but
players in the dugout broke up
the pair before any damage oc-
Cured.
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Runs batted in : Musial. Campanella
(2), Reese. Two-base hits Snider.
Robinson. Home run-Musial. Sacrifice
fly = Reese. Double plays-Gilliam to
Aston: Gillian to Reese to Hodges. Left
on bases-St. Louis, 3; Brooklyn, 5:
Base on Balls-Of Raschi, 2. Struck
out-By Raschi. 3; by Erskine, 3: Hits
OF Raschi. z in z innings: OF Presko.
l in / inning Runs and earned runs
on Raschi. 3-3; of Presko. 90; on
Erskine, IL. winning pitcher--Erskine
Time: $50. Attendance-23.1O7.
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Mrs. Duugherty Wins
Army Navy Golf Event

Mrs. B. r. Daugherty with a
so, minus Is handicap for a net
IS won the Army Navy ladies'
day golf event yesterday. odd 8
holes minus half handicap. Mrs.
E. CRYSTAL was next with
$3.50.
Mrs. w. r. Laird won low
gross with a AZ. Nine hole win
ners were Mrs. j. E. Bannon a
net a and Mrs. H. E. Evans a
4s-l2-S7.
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man. Thompson, Mays. Irwin. Error
Dark. Runs bstted in-Mays go. West
rum Lockman, Thompson. Talbot. Cara
giola. TWo-base hitS-Thompson (2).
Da~I. Lockmans williams Home run
Mays. Stolen base-Irvin. Double play
THOMPSON to- Williams to Locknian.
Base on bails-Off Rush. L; OF Cole. |;
of Jeffcoat, 2; OF Hearn. 4; of Girls
som, 1. Struck out-By Rush, L: by Cole.
:; by learn. 81; by Grissom. l. Hits
on Rush. In 4 innings; of Cole, 3 in
innings of Jeffcoat, / in innings;
on Hearn. 5 in 2 innings; of Grissom.
l ir innings. Runs and earned runs
90; of Hearn. %; of Grissom 90
Passed ball--Garagiola. Winning pitcher
-Hearn (5-3l. Losing pitcher-Rush
t4-Sl. Time-2:4S. Attendance-12.125
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Cincinnati - 22O O20 020-s
PITTSBURGH -------- OO3 O01 600
Runs-Adams. Mcmillan. Kluszewski
(2l. Temple (2l. Bailey. Smith; Allie
Cole, Hall. surkont. Errors-Ward. Allie.
Mcmillan. Runs batted in--Kluszewski
"a. Fowler, Adams; Ward CD. Merri-
Bell. Three-base hit-Merriman. Home
runs-Kluszewski t2l; Stolen base-Tem-
kont. Double plays-Temple to Mcmillan
to Kluszewski; Mcmillan to Temple; Pei.
cinnati, 6: Pittsburgh. IL. Bases on balls
@oH Fowler; H +: on su GF purk !; q
Struck out-By Surkont q: oy Fowler. J !;
BY Smith. 2; Hits-on Fowler; 2 In "a ~
Surkont, z in 8 innings; on Hetki ] in
I inning; on Purksy. in 1911: 2 innings s
OF Smith, 90; on Surkont. Ga; OF
Hetki, 90; OF Purkey. 2-2. Winning
pitcher-Fowler l6-3l. Losing pitcher
Surkont 1851. Time-2:4S. Attendance
%. 1927. =
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Nancy Gates Seeks Second
MARYLAND State Tennis Title
Special Disposeh to The Stor

BALTIMORE, June 26.-Nancy
Gates of Washington, who won
the girls 15-and-under singles
title yesterday in the Maryland
State Junior tennis champion
ships, meets Julia Kyle, also of
Washington, in the 18-and-
under finals today.
Miss Gates teamed with Carol
Coolidge of Bethesda. Md. to
win the girls 15-and-under dou-
bles yesterday over Annie Lomax
and Diane Kaldes of Washing
ton, 6-3, 81.
Bob Schwartzman of WASH
ington lost to Bruce Brian, 60,
60, for the boys 15-and-under
championship. Schwartzman
then teamed with Hugh Lynch
of Bethesda, Md, in the doubles
and lost to Brian and Charles
Abelson, IS, 81.
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Fights Lost Night

Dew 1G Rssse Maoi9H sduaF bi,adspba
stopped Lulu Perez. 1854. Brooklyn, II.
Louisville-Sid Peaks, 216. Charles
town, Ind. outpointed Ponce Deleon.
San Diego, Calif.-Charlie Powell.
215, San Diego, knocked out Al Spauld-
ing. 33O Oakland Calf. 2.
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Racing

Continued From Page AID
Prank Childs of Berseem an
nounced his horse would go.
Calumet Farms Fleet Bird
and Curragh King will be well
supported. Curragh King holds
two decisions over ImbroS.
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Milwaukee
PHILADELPHIA

Philadeiphia 900 900 600
Runs-Brnton (2l.. Mathews t2).
O'Connell (2). Crandall Error-BurgeSs.
Runs batted in-Pafko. Logan Y(2). Bru-
ton go. Mathews. Two.base hits--Ad-
cock. o'Connell (2) Three-base hit
sssemRru tome sacrincs Burdette
Double Plays-Morgan to Hammer to
Torgeson: Logan to Adcock, Left on
Base on bails@off Burdette. 5: on Mil
Burdette' 2: bvo Miller ;.. 2: Eitsm 3,7,of
10 in Ga innings; OF Konstanty. 2 in
Is innings: of Ridzik. 8 in innings:
Runs and earned runs-On. Miller. 5-5;
MRidSik. Winning pitcher-Burdette
$3.50. Losing pitcher-Milier (4-D.
Time-2:2O. Attendance-16.56O.
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Orioles, 5; A's,1

Runs--Limmer, Abrams, Kryhoski.
Piering CO; cOSn Err0rsnHpnter c e.;
ca. Renna, Stephens. Two-base hits
KryhoSpi, Limmer. DierinR. Renna. Dou-
BILE play-Young to Hunter: to Kryhoski.
more. 10. Bases on balls-Off Van Bra
bant, 2; of Burtschy. /: Of Pillette. 2.
Struck out-By Van Brabant, A; by
Fricano. 5 in O innings 1faced s batters
in 1st); by Van Brabant. 6 in innings;
by Burtschy. 2 in 4 innings. Runs and
Brabant, IL; on Burtschy. 90; OF
Pillette. 10. Wild pitch-Van Brabant.
Balk - Van Brabant. winning pitcher
-Pillette (5-S). Losing pitcher Fri
cano $3.50. Time-2:2S. Attendance
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Laurel Graded Handicap
Billy Direct
Selections
For Saturday,

1-Buttercup, Betse B., Kaka
Hanover.
planners Band, Victor Lou.
Busy Chuck.
3-Jane Majesty, Swift Rip.
Candy Kiss.
Alive Session, Time Bomb,
Ohio Boy.
5-Willis L., Averill's Peggy, The
Refugee.
6-Lucky Duke, Fort Apache,
Raider Direct.
7-THUNDERATION, Pronto
Don, Lady Dunn.
Gold Coin, Eloise Moon, Bob
by Brewer.
Longshot daily double - BUT
TERCUP and STURD Y
DEAN.
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Chicago ------------ BIO UlI UUx-b
Runs-White, Jensen. Lepcio. williams,
Carrasquel. Fox, Minoso. Fain CD. Ri
vera. Errors-Keegan. Lepcio (2J, Con;
solo, Cavatetta. Olson CD. Runs batted
cavaretta. Williams 12i. TWo-6ase hits
Jensen, Lollar. Three-base hit-Minoso.
Home run-Williams. Sacrifice-.Bolling.
to Carrasouel to Fain. Left on bases
Boston, 8: Chicago. 10. Bases on balls
on Nixon. 2: OF Keegan, 3: of Cleay-
enger. 8. Struck out-By Cleavenger. 3.
HitS-Of Nixon. 8 in / inning faced
2 batters in 2nd): of Cleavenger. 3 in
42s innings; OF Kiely. Q in 3 inning;
of Hudson. O in innings. Runs and
90; Of KeeGan "A OF Cleavenger,
2-2: o Kelly. 90. Hit by pitcher
BY Nixon Uollar). Winning pitcher
Keegan O1-2) Losing pitcher-Nixon
(5-7I. Time-2:47. Attendance-35.-
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Dodgers, 3; Cards, !

Totals 81 6 2413 Totals % g 81 IL
/ Grounded out for Grammas in Sth.
Doubled for Raschi in 8th.
3 Ran for Frazier in Sth.
st. Louis - 100 600 OOO-1
Brooklyn - 210 900 O0x-3
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Braves, 7: Pills, O

Totals 80 1879 Totals 81 8 ~ 10
/ Ran for Burgess in 9th.
Singled for Konstanty in eth.
3 Lined out for Ridzik in 9th.
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Giants. 6:Cubs. 2

Totals 81 "A 8 Totals "a II % 10
Flied out for Rush in 5th.
Safe on error for Tape in 9TH.
Grounded out for Cole in 9TH.
Struck out for Jehcoat in 9th.
Ran for Garagiola in 9th.
Chicago 600 OlO 1902
New York - O32 OlO OOx-6
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HunS-McU0uRaIU III. COLLINS TN
Mantle, Berra. Woodling, Brown, Bauer,
Rizzuto, Reynolds. Error--Rosen. Runs
Rissuto. Reynolds, Miranda. Two-base
hits-Strickland. Woodling. Three-base
hit-Bauer. Home run-Collips. Sacri-
Collins to Rizzuto to Reynolds; AVila
to Strickland to Rosen: Carey to Nc
Dougald.. Left on bases-.New York. 8;
2; on Mossi. I; on Reynolds. 2; on Mar
leski, L; on Hoskins, l. on Hooper, l.
Struck out--By. Garcia, q: by Reynolds,
6; BY Hoskins, Hits.0f Garcia. in
Narleski, | in 2 innings; of HoskinS, z
in 2 innings, OF Hooper. in innings.
Runs and earned runs-Of Garcia, Ga:
Hoskins. 90; on Hooper, "A Winning
pitcher--Reynolds l9-D. Losing pitcher
Garcia l9-5). Time-2:52. Attend
ance-49. S0S.
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Major League Box Scores
Chisox. 6: Red Sox. a

Totals SO PAS Totals SO 10 81 IA
! Ran for Cavaretta in 9th.
Flied out for Kelly In 9Th.
Hit home run for Hudson in 9th.
Boston - 020 900 002--4
Chicago ---- $40 oil O0x-6
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Yunks, II: indians, o

Totals 38 14276 Totals "a % IL
Reached 1st for Noren on error in 3rd.
2 Singled for MoSsi in 3rd.
8 Struck out for Narleski in 5th.
Struck out for Hogan in 18th.
Singled for Hoskins in 9TH.
6 Grounded out for Hooper In 9th.
New York OO7 600 O31-11
Cleveland ---------- 600 900 600 o
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RedIeqs, 8; Pirates, 4

Totals So 1927 Q Totals SO ~ ~ 1.
Tripled for Adams in 9Th.
2 Popped out Surkont in 9th.
8 Struck out for Hetki in 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-26
Area Girls MonopoIize Berths
Middle States 7 ennis Finals

Cato. of Haodonfield. N. j.. and
Jane Feise, Narbeth, Pa. 6-3,
Ga and Miss Floyd and Miss
Lynch defeated Sally Leid, Eph-
rata, Pa, and Carol Heffelflnger,
Bethlehem, Pa, 1913, 60.
Miss Hufty and Miss Kuhn
qualified for the older doubles
final with a 4-6, 60. 6-3 VIC
tory over Jane Meleney and Miss
Lynch of Bethesda.
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Weber-NikkeIs
Weddinu Held

Miss Esther Ruth Weber,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Charles Weber of New Richmond,
Ohio was married August % to
Mr.. John Nikkels, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johannes Gerardus Nikkels
of Silver Spring. Elder Leslie
Hardinge officiated at the cere-
mony which took place in the
Silver Spring ,Seventh-day Ad.
ventist Church. A reception was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Schneider.
Mr.. Nikkels received his Bach
elor of Arts degree in June from
Washington Missionary College
and is studying at the Theologi-
cal Seminary in Biblical Ian
guages for his Master of Arts
| degree.
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Miss Cochran
Engaged to
Mr.. Spear

Mr.. William Pearsol Cochran,
jr., Counselor of the American
Embassy at Taipei, Formosa, and
Mrs. Cochran announce the en-
gagement of Mr.. Cochran's
daughter, Margaret Field, to Mr..
Harold Samuel Spear, son of
Prof and Mrs. Joseph Spear of
Boston
Miss Cochran is a graduate of
the Madeira School and Smith
College and attended the Uni
versity of Lausanne, Switzerland.
She is the granddaughter of Col.
and Mrs. Aristedes Moreno of
Washington and of Mr.. William
p Cochran of Pasadena.
Mr.. Spear was graduated from
Harvard College and the Har-
ward Graduate School of BUSH
ness Administration.
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around September 6 to get the
children in school. Eldest
daughter Albertina. who just
finished at st. Timothy's, will
enter her freshman year at Bryn
Mawr College. Jan H. Van Roi-
Jen. Jr., will be at Groton while
young William will attend Beau
voir. Another daughter, Digna,
will attend prep school in New
England.
The Ambassador of Japan
and Nine. Iguchi have a son
Norio who will ,be attending
Syracuse University. and Am
bassador and Nine. Shabandar
of Iraq have a very precocious
daughter who is entering Mount
Vernon Junior College at the
age of Is.
The three children of the Gu
ban Ambassador and Sonora de
Concheso all attend school IN
the States. The eldest, Aurelio
F. Concheso. jr., was graduated
from Culver at the age of Is and
now is in his second year at the
Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology. Daughter Maria Teresa
attends the Mesdames of the
Sacred Heart Country Day
School and a younger son. Car
los is at Landon.
Mumliqat Ali, the daughter of
the Pakistan Ambassador, will
enter George Washington Uni
versity this fall to study child
psychology.