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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Reds Meeow Open
FoIIs on Sponsors
|65th Anniversary

Washington's first major. duck
pin tournament Of the season
will be held Sunday at the
Clarendon Bowling Center. It Is
the 22d annual Reds Megaw
Open, q six-game affair with top
prizes Of $50. SIS and $50.
Bill Bursey Of Washington and
Ernest Krouse of Baltimore viii
he the defending co-champions.
Each averaged 1855 last year
for the six games.
Competition viii start at ! pm.
with entries accepted UP to 9:45.
The entry fee is $685..
The tournament viii mark the
65th birthday anniversary Of
the noted bowler for whom 1t
was named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
3 Virginia Horses Seek
Fair Hill Timber Honors

FAIR HILL. Md, Sept. II
Especially Three Virginia horses
will challenge the winner of the
1855 Maryland Hunt Cup and the
mare that took the Foxcatchel
National Cup Steeplechase hert
tomorrow afternoon in the years
richest timber race.
The trio viii 60 in the SIS. 900
added Cecil County, a 3-mile
test over timber, which viii b
O. cofeature with the Manly
Steeplechase Handicap on q six.
race card. Post time for the first
race is 3:15.
Mrs. George r. Greenhalgh. jr,
Of Boyce. Va. won, the Trouble
Maker timber test last Saturday
with Dancing Beacon. Gillian
owned by Capt. J. B. Bentley o.
Warrenton. ran second. The
Virginia bid win be strengthened
by that pair and DR.. Joseph M
Roders' Star Salome, the winner
Of the Rokeby Bowl and now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
CIV to Stage Scrimmoge
Out of Town Tomorrow

George Washington's football
team win stage an out-of-town
scrimmage tomorrow as its last
heavy workout before opening
the season the following satur-
day against Virginia Military In
stitute.
This week has been 'condi-
tioning week" at CIV, with the
Colonials spending almost all
their morning practice sessions
In exercises and running designed
to tougher them for the coming
campaign. The lack of hot
weather during the fall practice
season which ordinarily would
have helped whip the players
into shape was the reason extra
emphasis was placed on condi-
tioning.
The 100-yard dash drills at
CIV revealed that Right Half
back Len Ciemniecki no longer
Is the fastest back in the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

/ School boy had plenty OF kick
Ito beat It. Creacy for top honors
in 2:08.7.
The womenss 60-yard dash
brought out a field Of five starters
and was won by Dorothy Ingram
unattached. Ann Williams. UNI
attached. ran a good second and
Lonnie White Of the Falcon Club
finished third. The winnin 9
times was 8 seconds.
Results:
Women's 6o-yard dash: /. Dorothy In.
gram. tunattachedD: ?. Ann williams
l1unattaehed1: 8. Lonnie White tFaicor
Track and Field Club. Time, 8 seconds
SS0-yard run: /. Leo Mccarthy tun.
attached. t2o-yard handicapl; :, 1t
Don Creacy tFort Meadel; 3, Jimmy
Spears iWashinEton Track and Field
Club. Time. 2:OS.7.
220-yard dash: l., Donald Whitaker
| funattsched): 2. Reginald Brown tFalcor
Club; 3. Peter Yates Unattached. Time
Mile run: I. William Sawyer tunat,
Jimmy Spears fwashington Track ant
Field Club. Time. 1855.
i 300-yard run: /, Ralph Brovnl Fal
icon Club: 2. Reginald Brown tFalcof
Club; 5. John Cook {unattachedl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Jim Reed Winner
iOf 200-Lop Race
AT Old Dominion

Jim Reed Of Peekskill, N. Y,
who finished second Labor Day
In the 500-mile classic at Darl-
ington, S. c.. won the 2o0-lap
NASCAR-sanctioned National
championship late model stock
car race last night at Old Do
Iminion Speedway. T.
Marvin Panch, Pacific Coast
champion, was second, and Bob
Welborn of Greensboro, N. c.,
third. Closest area flnisher in
the 75-mile grind was Bill Nor
gan Of Annandale who was fifth.
Reed took the lead on the third
lap and was never headed.
Tomorrow, Old Dominion will
stage it's weekly stock car racing
Wally Gore of Arlington. winner
of 10 features at the track this
season, win head q list Of leading
area drivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

trace. He didn't disappoint as he
took the lead after the first half
mile and turned on his usual
burst of speed to remain in front
the rest of the way.
The time was a so-so 500, but
the track was heavy from a
heavy shower couple OF hours
before post time. However. II
was creditable, for the track
record is 500, set by Whining
tons Star in 1858.
Diamond Hal finished second
a neck back Of Adios Harry
Torrid was third, a length and
q quarter back. Hittsota was
fourth.
Adios Boy, who'll meet Harry
again this season to continue
their rivalry, skipped the Good
Time Pace. His driver, Howard
Camden. says this second great
4-year-old son Of Adios doesn't
go for the mile and one-hal1
distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Virginia Back Out
With Knee Injury

| OTTESVILLE, Va,
Sept. 16 (R.-College football
for Kenneth Mauck, 190-pound
Virginia sophomore back from
Inwood, Va, has ended before
lit started-at least for the 1856
season.
Mauck injured his knee in an
early scrimmage last year and
missed the entire freshman cam
Ipaign. He underwent an oper-
ation and avoided contact work
until yesterday, when a few min
utes Of scrimmage put him back
on the cripple list for another
season.
The Cavaliers were limited to
Ia dummy scrimmage yesterday
with Quarterbacks Rives Bailey,
Whitley Clarke. Wilson Tinsley,
Nelson Yarbrough and Pete
Tucker calling the plays FOL
three teams.
/ Ralph Kneeland, l48-pound
Junior from Alexandria. alter
mated at right half in the first
backfield with Ron Jenkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Ryff Meets Lopes
In TV Bout Tonight

DETROIT. Sept. Is (R.-
frankie Ryn, acclaimed bookings
Rookie Of the Year" in 1854,
hopes to bounce back from his
only professional lose tonight
and resume his meteoric rise In
the lightweight rankings.
The bouncy, 23-year-old New
Yorker meets joey Lopes Of
Sacramento. Calf. in q nation
ally televised Hereunder from
Olympia Stadium.
(The fight win be televised in
Washington over station WRC-
|TV, at 10 pm.)
Ryff, currently No. 4 among
the lightweights, dropped his
first decision last May after rum
ming up II consecutive victories
las q pro. He was beaten in 10
rounds by Ralph Dupas Of New
Orleans, who is ranked No. 2.
Lopes, "a, has won seven OF
eight fights this year. He beat
| Featherweight Champion Sandy
lSaddler In q non-title Hereunder
and stopped Percy Bassett in
two rounds. His record shows 81
wins, II on knockouts, fou1
losses and two draws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Brodsher Gets off to Hot Start
In Opening Weeks Of Bowling

AT. the last digits AL games were
mines.
Coz Operative Press leads the
National Capital with q six-ganne
clean slate. trailed BY Club 400
and Bars Columbia Grin with
81 standings.
Last nights results. with the
top bowler Of each team:
Co-operative Press tRalph 0addi.
$3.50. 3: Brickerd's Plumbers I'D Boards
leg, sill 0: Club 400 woody VIM
klOw, 4l6). 3: Miracle Car wash GJeek
Bausch. 35el o. Tessitore Bnilders
XII 1charisy Heinbaugh, 349J. D; Bars
Five <Ben simmons, 3S0l, Yehey
forge Beer (Bits AmanueI 3q4). 2:
Rays Electric Motor fRay eehMartz.
sssi3. Tlansit BiiIisrds sBos win:
nms 3. S7si. 3: Jordan's Lumber sIiil
QIia s5zl Klns Bin rogntatn I. .. s d6sl s
SIlfs Trcssno $3.50 go Ma 2rzl Res e.
|eaGG Pontiac Martin Rhodes, 36S. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Sawyer Wins Mile in Meet
For Olympic Development

william (Buzz) Sawyer. for.
sner North Carolina State miller
won the featured mile in the
District of Columbia AAU
Olympic Development track
meet yesterday at the Bannekel
Recreation Center.
Sawyer's time for the event
was 4 minutes, 28.5 seconds and
was good enough to win handily
over 1t. Don Creacy, former
Redlands University distance
star now stationed at Fort
Meade.
Donald Whitaker, 1S-year-old
Richard Montgomery High
School student. won the 220.
yard dash In as seconds. HI
beat Reginald Brown Of the Fal-
con AC and Peter Yates Of
England. running as an unat.
tached entry.
Leo Mccarthy. benefited b!
. 20-yard handicap. took thu
s80-yard run. The Cardozo Higi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

WATKINS GLEN, N. r.. Sept
is tSpeciaD The Washington
D. c.. region Of the Sports Car
Club Of America will be repre-
scented by 16 entries tomorrow in
the eighth running Of the Inter-
national Grand Prix races here
Four 50-mile events will pre-
cede the featured 100-miler on
the 4.6-mile asphalt course. More
that 100000 fans saw the races
last year.
The Glen Trophy event has
attracted six Washingtonians
They are Charlie Wallace and
Dick Thompson in Jaguar laos
Frank Pohanka and George Zu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Wrestler Turned
Evangelist Speaks
AT 7 ufner' S T oniqht

The Rev. Gene Stanley. wres-
tier and boxer turned evangelist,
will be heard at Turner'S Arena
tonight on the last program OF
10 series Of services conducted
under the direction Of the Rev,
John sMeares, pastor OF the
Washington Revival Center.
Before last nights gathering
Stanley, in a sermon mot an
limitation. but q Participation
Iof Christ" told Of his CONVEX
sion. On Seattle ferry with Q
group Of wrestlers. he was In
trigued when a referee produced
la Bible and began reading.
The referee invited him to at
tend services at the Seattle
Revival Center. It was there he
decided to quit the ring and
devote his life to religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

under lease TO Eugene Way
nough.
Going against them will be
Mrs. William Strawbridge's
Lands Corner, who took the
Maryland Cup in April, and Mrs.
I'M. G Walsh's Repose. the top
horse in the feature race here
last week. Four other timber
horses also are entered In the
Cecil County.
In the Manly Steeplechase,
Mrs. Walsh's Crag. Mrs. c. N.
IMayo's Billing Bear and Morris
IDixon's Palaja head the field Of
mime entries. Repose also has
been entered In this event and
might elect to 60 over brush
again.
The daily double. which closes
lat 2:45, win be based on the
two nat races which open the
lprogrem. There viii be two
heats for hurdle horses to round
tout the card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

The hottest duckpin bowler IN
town. 1t appears. Is Frank Brad
sher Of the District Minor and
National Capital Leagues. with
the Marathon Restaurant team
In the National Capital last
night. Bradsher shot AT. For
jenkins Sheet Metal the night
previous In the District, Minor
his score was AS.
His TALES In the two leagues
last week were 3S6 and 363. Thus.
for his first IL games Of the
season, Bradsher has averaged
1885, quite . performance for
q bowler with o normal average
Of ll8.
His consecutive zoos were odd
tiles. In the AS. all his game
scores ended In ives. In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Marlboro Offering
Twin Bill Sunday
To Auto Race Fans

A double feature. midget AMI
stock car racing. viii be offered
fans at Marlboro Motor Race
way Sunday afternoon.
Top drivers Of the United
Midget Racing Association. head
led by Carl Miller. president and
leading driver. will be entered
lin the midget feature. Others
lin the 24-car field include Shorty
Bowers, Jimmy Keegan. Joe
Zarbo. Jim Mckinley and George
Brutus.
The Northern Virginia Stock
Car Club will put on the second
Ray Michael Trophy race.
Elmo Langley, leading point
scorer at Marlboro with SIG
points. and runnerup Mace Mat
Itingly. with $40, are co-fayored.
Others entered include Bill Pru-
Inier, John Brawley. Ray Bar
bour. Bill Morgan, Bill Dove,
Gene Marohl, Marv Goldberg
and Bill Wynkocp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
BiIko Most Valuable
In Pacific Coast LEAGUE

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16 R.--
Big Steve Bilko, who socked 81
homers for Los Angeles this year
has been named the most
valuable player in the Pacific
Coast League by the Baseball
Writer'S Association.
Bilko was presented with a
$4,000 check from a soft-drink
manufacturer after being selected
yesterday. He also was presented
with the Tony Lazzeri Memorial
Trophy donated by Western Air
Lines, for capturing the home
run championship. His 1928
average was second high in the
league. He played for st. Louis
and Chicago before coming to
the Angels this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

ern Conferences. an unofficial title
claimed for him last season.
The fastest halfback at CIV
and one they are willing to
match against any in the con-
ference-now is Mike Sommer.
the former Wilson High star. A
step behind him is Ciemniecki.
and the unofficial order among
some Of the other speedy backs
is Halfback Pete Spera. Quar-
terback Bob Sturm and Fullback
Dick Claypool.
Coach DO Sherman told the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
luncheon yesterday that the
Colonials would be better team
this year. with q bigger and
faster line and with q backfield
two deep in every position.
Another social affair will come
up Sunday when Colonials. Inc.
the CIV sports booster organiza-
ton, stages its kickoff party at
IS pm. at National Airport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Is D. c. Sports Cor Drivers
Set for Watkins Glen Races

Iver In Austin Healeys, Marine
Capt. Maurice Ashley In a Nor
lgan Plus 4 and Dick Hopkins In
Ia Porsche Speedster.
The Collier Brothers Memorial.
another 50@miler. will have Oak
leigh Robinson, Dick Nash, Tom
Fitzslmmons, Dave Lewis, Foxy
Carter. Nick Ryder. Bill Long,
Frank Baptista and Zuver. all
driving MGs from the WASH
lington vicinity.
Paul Norair will be the lone
IWashingtonian In the Seneca
Cup, driving his Jaguar. Duncan
Black Of Baltimore already has
qualified his 4.5-liter Ferrari In
the feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Texan
Leads Tourney
In Philadelphia

| PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ls R1.
Doug Higgins. . virtually tin-
known pro from Midland. Tex.
held . two-stroke lead over the
field and q new course record
today as the second round Of
the $4,000 Daily News Open golf
tournament began.
The 28-year-old Texan shot q
I30-34--6l over the newly revised
ID, 243-yard Cobbs Greek public
links course yesterday to head
Jerry Barber Of Los Angeles and
Bud Holscher az Apple Valley,
Calf, who shot identical 3l-35
l6e over the par So layout.
The Philadelphia course proved
easy for the touring pros Is one
other player. Leo Biagetti. VII
lloughby. Ohio. carded o 81 and
mine others matched par.
Higgins round included i've
brides and one boyle. His putter
was accurate throughout.
Grouped in the SO bracket
lwere Ted Kroll. Bethesda. Md:
bob Rosburg. Palo Alto, Calf. !;
marty Furgol. Lemont. H.; 30
lWininger. Oklahoma City. Okla;
Jimmy Clark, Laguna Beach,
Calf; Wally Ulrich, Rochester,
MINI; Gardner Dickinson, Pan
lama city. Fla: Art Wall. IT,.
IPocono Manor. Pa, and Gerald
lKesselring, Toronto.
The field plays IS holes more
to-day and tomorrow and winds
Iup the 72-hole competition Sun
lday with another round.
First day leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Redskins Drop
Durham, Give
Him Office,Job

u .
Leonard ebuW durham. rookie
Redskins tackle who won his
footbaIi sn,,rs with the Army in
,..,.- ..,....,, 49,. ~,
ssA va ae ~ 80
Win work Tor the ciup during tne
season and get another shot 81
= line ;oh rext wear
The 6-foot-l 2i6-uountler VA,
one AZ the SQUADS youneer mem.
hers st q ana was 4 mite tot
green this wear. But Line Coaci,
Nal Evans who spotted MIN n
.Japan figures the experience
Gained this wear In training carnr
and SIX exhibition carnes. blu,
|the Tact that hem be biqper mex
autumn. are ii Durharn's favor
Durham, win assist Genera
Manager Dick MCCAIN. Thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
|Trotfers Open
al BrandYWine

WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. l6
(SpeciaD. - Brandywine Race
way win open a 3o-night pari-
mutuel meet tomorrow night.
with post time at $40.
The inaugural card will fea-
ture two stake events. the $1,000
Inaugural Trot and the $4,000
Kent Pace.
The Inaugural Trot. to be run
In two divisions. viii bring out
such fast class performers as
Boot Key. Long Song. Mircale
Hill. Newport Express and others.
In the Kent Pace. among
other good ones, will be Selec-
tor. Singing Sword. Direct Wall
nut and True Bear. It win be
staged in three divisions.
Race Secretary Jim Lynch
already is lining up Mondays
program. which win feature the
5000 Delaware State Pace. to
include world champion Adora.
Date Knight. Highland Boy,
jug Chief. Irish. Snipe Reward.
Vernon Ellington and other top
performers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Mike clendenin Named
SPORTS PubIicist at Gu

Michael Clendenin, q senior
in the College Of Arts and Sci
ences, has been appointed sports
publicist for Catholic University.
He succeeds Jack DAILY. staf1
writer for the News Service. Ma
tional Catholic welfare Confer
|ence.
Formerly the sports editor and
editor-in-chief Of The Tower,
Gus undergraduate newspaper.
Clendenin is on the staff Of the
Washington Bureau Of the New
York Daily News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Mrs. Stewell Wins
Trophy at Bethesda

Mrs. Ralph Sewell won the
Atwood Trophy, awarded in a
match against par tournament
at Bethesda Country Club. Mrs,
'Sewell was 4 down and shot q
04.
Mrs. Ben Whiting and Mrs.
William Hodges tied for second,
each 5 down. while Mrs. Ace
johnson and Mrs. Everett Felber
were each 7 down and Mrs,
Richard Goodrich was 8 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
HoroId Hair Coins
SemifinuIs

| Harold Hair, the defending
champion and fayorite. has
gained the seminal round Of the
washington Golf and Country
Club golf championships.
Hair moved along with q
I4-and-3 victory over Tex Common
yesterday. In other matches.
Jack williams defeated Chick
Featherstone. 5 and 4. and DR..
John Hoge defeated Lew Swart-
won't, 6 and 4. Billy Martin ale
ready had reached the round OF
-four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Openings on Teams

Eastern Branch Of the Boys
Club Of Washington has OPEN
ings on its 120-pound and
I17-and-unde football teams.
Youngsters interested in the OPP
|portunity should phone Eddie
LaSo at Lincoln 6-0949.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
TEXAS SCHOOLBOYS
PLAY ANCHORAGE
ELEVEN IN ALASKA

DALLAS. Tex, Sept. Is
(R.-The Huntville tTexo
High. School Hornets left
here yesterday for Anchor
age, Alaska, to play Anchor
age High School tomorrow.
A Kansas City. Kans.,
contracting firm contributed
$1,000 for the trip and gate
receipts at the game are
expected to take care Of the
rest of the costs.
Twenty six Huntsville
players are making the trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

A LOT OF RACQUET Pat Ward of England warns
up for her match against Mrs Raymonde Jones'
Weber for the District women's championship to-
morrow at Columbia Country Club. The 26-year-old
Wightman Cup player, who lost to Doris Hart for the
United States title at Forest Hills last week. and
Mrs JonesWeber hoped to wrap up the doubles title
today-Star Staff Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
Newberry Defects
Furmun First Time

GREENvILLE. 8. c.. Sept. l6
tR. - Little Newberry College
scored the first upset Of the
South Carolina football season
here last night with l4-0 VIC
tory over FurInan Of the South
ern Conference. It was the first
time Newberry has beaten Fur
man in football.
Newberry dominated the entire
game, spelling the debut OF
Homer Hobbs. Furman's head
coach.
The Indians scored in the Sec
ond and fourth quarters and
then STAYED OF q Furman drive
that carried to the Newberry l.
yard line. Newberry used only
six subs.
ssyberry ------- 2 Z & d ID
Newberry scoring: neutrality-suspicious.
II yard rum, Blarico (6-yafd pass from
Bunordt. COMMUNICATIONS t21.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-12
County Al Group Wins
Sixth of Show HOnOrs

Montgomery County's All con-
tingent to the annual McDonogh
school fair last week took far
more than its share of awards
for top dairy and beef animals.
ms became apparent when the
totals were calculated and gave
the County's youngsters more
than one-sixth of the honors post
ed. Nearly all of the Il animals
shown from the County won
awards. And from all counties in
the State, 442 cattle were entered.
Top honors were won by Nan.
cy CHM, Dickerson, who has the
Grand Champion Guernsey,
Brays Island Luck Milady; vii.
liam Selby, Jro Laytonsville, who
showed the Grand Champion HoI.
stein, Cochran Toni Ginger, Carol
j. Mills, Travilah, who won the
designation of Champion Jersey
showmanship, and Frank Krick-
er, Brighton, who received a sill
yer trophy for the best fitted
beef animal in the show.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-12
UIn10nTakes
Legion Helm
In Ceremony

Jerrold Ullman, TWinbrook,
will be installed as Commander
of Henderson Smith Edmonds
Post sc of the American Legion
at official ceremonies on Sunday,
May %.
Mr.. Ullman, who lives on Lee
May Road with his wife and
three children, is a Commissioner
of the United States Court of
Military Appeals. He recently
was elected commander of his
Naval Reserve unit for the com.
ing year.
Other officers elected at the
May meeting at the Post club
house include: first vice com
mander David Jennings; second
vice commander, John Roush ;
third vice commander, X. T.
Bard; fourth vice commander,
William Kennedy; fifth vice com
mander, Arthur Cole.
Adjutant, Samuel Sacco;
finance officer, William Fur.
mage; sergeant.at-arms, Michael
Keller; historian, Levin S. Come
ly; senior color bearer, Grafton
Lumsden; junior color bearer,
Albert Jones; service officer,
William Gregory
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-12
Lady WeIder
Is HOnOred
BY Industry

Bernice the Welder - the only
lady Welder-iron works executive
in Montgomery County and the
whole U. S. A. - got an award
last week.
1t was the only award of its
kind in the history of the Ameri-
can Welding Society, but Mrs.
Bernice M. Mcpherson of Cal
therSburg is still keeping the
same size steel hat on her comely
head and she heats the torch
for the B. and NJ. Welding Com
pany of Gaithersburg of which
she is president.
The award in question was
presented to Mrs. MCPHERSON as
she retired as chairman of the
Washington section of the
American Welding Society last
week.
In presenting her with a past
chairman's pin, Harry Ingram of
the New York headquarters of
the Avs said:
Il consider it a great honor to
make this award to the only
woman to hold such office in the
history of the society,""
Other officials of the industry
added to Mrs. McPherson's
laurelS in the course of the even.
ing which was complete with
buffet supper attended by scores
of prominent figures in the steel
and iron industry throughout the
area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-05-12

Other County prize winners
were:
GUERNSEY
Senior Yearling Heifer tunder
IA years. LIST. Nancy CHM, Dick.
erson; 2nd. Marilyn Sheppard,
DickerSon.
BROWN SWISS
Senior Heifer Calf (under n
years. LIST. Ashton Welsh, Rock.
vile; Senior Heifer Calf lover II
years. LIST. Elwood Fraley, Der.
wood; Senior Yearling Heifer lex.
hibitor over IA years. 3rd. David
II. Butts, Gaithersburg.
HOLSTEINS
Junior Heifcr Calf Cunder II
years. 9Th. Gloria T.. King,
Clarksburg; 9th. John L. King,
Gaithersburg.
lover IA years. 1st. Patricia l..
Messer Gaithersburg; 9Th. Jane
King, Clarksburg.
Senior Heifer Calf (under II
years. 18th. John L. King, Jr,
Continued on Page. A.