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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-28
MARRIED

Kieht-Dumire-Mr. and Mrs o.
M. Dumire, Elkins, W, va an
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Lucille, to Vurl w. Right
son of Mrs. Mary Right and the
late Alfred M. Right, of Oakland.
The single ring ceremony was
solemnized in the Elkins Ev. U.B.
church at G:15 p. M on Friday,
April 8. Rev. George w. Simpson,
officiatcd.
The bride wore a Waltz-lcngth
gown of white nylon jersey over
matching nylon tafleta. She car
ried an open and airy bouquet cen
tered with white orchid corsage
and rows of white hyacinth florets.
Her only jewelry was single
strand of pearls.
Her matron of honor was Mrs.
Keith Dumire, sistcr-in-laW of the
bride. who wore a dress of pink
nylon over taffeta with white ac-
cessories. Her corsage was of hya-
cinth florets centercd with pink
roscbuds. Keith Dumire served as
best man.
The bride is a graduate of Davis
and Elkins college where she was
member of the Beta Alpha Beta
sorority. She is now commercial
teacher in Thomas High school.
Mir. Right attended Oakland High
school and is employed at present
by the Reynolds Transportation
company. The couple will reside in
! ElkinS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-28

Mrs. John G. Robinson returned
TO her apartment in Oakland Mon
day night after having spent sew
eral weeks with her children in
Eastern cities.
Members of the Samba club met
last Friday night at the home of
Mrs Walter w. Dawson. at which
time the birthday of Mrs. Loree
McRobie was observed.
Mrs Earl S. Lee was in Point
Pleasant w Va, ON Monday to as
sist in organizing a Women of the
Church group in the new Lutheran
mission church there.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Falkenstein,
Myersville, spent Sunday here with
relatives. They were accompanied
upon their return Monday after
noon by the formers father, J. NJ.
FalkenStein.
Willard L. Hawkins, county super
intendent Of schools. and Mrs. Caro-
line Wilson. elementary supervisor,
were in Baltimore on Tuesday at
tending a curriculum workshop
planning meeting.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kelley, of route ?. were
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houston, of
Morgantown, w. Va: Mrs. Clarence
Walter MiddletoWn, Va. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Schell, Deep Greek
Lake.
Sgt and Mrs. Ronald Bittner an
nounced the birth of son. Ronald
Lloyd, on Friday, April %, at San
Diego, Calf, where the former is
stationed with the U. S. Marine
corps. Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey L. Bittner.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvey NJ Richie
and family were in Johnstown. Pa.
on Saturday where they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Ritchie's uncle,
Samuel B. Jones. Mr.. Jones was a
brother of the late Dr. a. X. Jones,
a former pastor of the Red House
Lutheran church.
In the April issue of The Mary
land Teacher, is found a winter
scene picture of the Ruth EnloW
library, in Oakland The photo was
used in connection with am article
on the status of Maryland public
libraries and the need for more aid
to provide education for everyone.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-28
Awarded Full Scholarship

Frederick A. Thayer. senior stu
dent of the College of Wooster,
Wooster, Ohio, has been awarded
a full tuition scholarship at Duke
university Law School, Durham. N.
c., on the basis of his undergradu-
ate academic record and his high
standing in the nationwide legal
aptitude test. He will enter Duke
in September
He is a son of Mrs, F. A. Thayer,
Second street, Oakland, and the
late Mr. Thayer.
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Hoye-Merrill- Miss Emile Jane
Merrill. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Merrill, Deer Park, and
Edward Lowell Hoye son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hoye, also of
Deer Park, were united in marriage
on Saturday evening, April 9. Rev.
w. S. Patterson, pastor of st. Pauls
Methodist church, Oakland, per
formed the ceremony.
The bride wore a blue suit with
white accessories and a corsage of
yellow rosebuds
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Zimmerman,
of Deer Park, were the only at
PENDANTS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-28
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness following
the death of our wife and mother,
the late Mrs. Minnie May Miller
We also want to thank Rev. Carl
son and Rev. Smith for their com
forting words and those who gave
flowers and contributed the use of
their automobiles for the funeral
service.
Husband and Family
ADV. 1t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-04-28
With Our Men
In The Service

Arthur X. Shaffer, radar seaman,
USN. son of Mrs. Alvey d. Shaffer,
of Swanton. is scheduled for the
Far East late in April aboard the
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The regular meeting of the Mayor
and Town Council of Oakland will
not be held until Monday, May g.
Mrs Harry A. Hanst Lewisburg,
W. Va, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs d. r. Sincell for a
few days.
Approximately 100 persons at
tended the workshop session of the
County Council of Parents and
Teachers. held Monday evening at
Northern High school. at Cove.
A turkey and ham supper is be-
ing served in the assembly room of
Bethel Methodist church in Mt
Lake Park this evening, beginning
at $50 o'clock. 1t is sponsored by
the WSCS of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence MerSing
had as dinner guests on Sunday.
April "a, Rev and Mrs. Blair Burr,
Loeb Lynn Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Ashby, Mrs. Martha Turney and
Mrs Daisy Lohr, all of Oakland;
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Bowman and
Miss Elizabeth Martin, Red House;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby led the group
in singing familiar hymns.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w Martin,
who were recently discharged from
the armed forces. are visiting at
the home of the latter's father. Mel
son w. Sanders. west of town. Mr.
Martin. Of Columbia Mo. was a
former first lieutenant in the air
force. while Mrs Martin was a
first lieutenant in the air force
nurse corps.
Alice Mae Beachy, student at
Alderson-Broaddus college, Philip
pi, w. Va, has been selected to rep
resent Alpha Beta Nu chapter of
the college at the National League
for Nursing convention at St Louis
Mo, the first week of May She will
leave Saturday, April 30 and re
turn to her classes at the college
on May g. She is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Beachy, of Oakland
Fourteen members of the Luther
League journeyed to Westernport
Sunday afternoon for Mt Top dis
trict Luther League rally They in
Guided besides the pastor and adj
visers. Don Wensel, Steve Wainer,
Bill Martin, Buddy Paugh, Jackie
Brooks, Jane Hanst, Jerry Wilt
Patricia Winters, Barbara Sanders.
and Carolyn Dusic. The leaguers
will travel to Morgantown for an
other rally on Sunday afternoon.
Within a week the Oakland com
munity will have had the privilege
of hearing three college choirs. On
Sunday the West Virginia Wesleyan
choir of mixed voices appeared at
the regular worship service of St
Paul's Methodist church. On Tues
day evening around 200 persons
heard the Gettysburg Seminary
choir of male voices give a pro-
gram of sacred music, directed by
Robert S. Clippinger Mr.. Clip
pinger accompanied the group on
the organ for several numbers. To-
day the Potomac State College
choir is appearing at Southern High
school while on tour through this
area.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
B-cc Beaten, rs,
In Legion Baseball

Bobby Shelton hit a single with
the bases loaded in the ninth
inning yesterday to give My
Maryland Post a 7-6 victory and
hand Bethesda Chevy Chase its
first defeat in the Southern
Maryland Division of the .Ameri-
can Legion Junior baseball
league.
Today's schedule lists Hyatts-
vile vs.. Clinton at Surrattsville
High School, Cissel-Saxon VS.
Colmar Manor at Taft Play
ground, B-CC VS.. Cheverly al
Maryland University and Green.
belt VS.. My Maryland at Green.
belt, all at 2 pm.
Beth ;-ch. ch. 200 Q02 011--6 9
My Maryland 100 600 031-7 q,
jenkins. Holtz ts) and Holmes; Peter
son and Doubleday.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
New Fuirfux Loop
To oOpen Tomorrow

The first baseball league fol
boys 17-and-under sponsored by
the Fairfax County Recreation
Department starts tomorrow.
Fairfax plays Vienna at 6 pm
tomorrow at Fairfax High School
in the opening game. The league
schedule calls for one game each
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
for the next 10 weeks, all at 6
o'clock at Fairfax High.
The six-team league will round
out its first week with NAPLES
Mills playing Oakton on Wednes-
day and Mclean playing Cen
treville Friday. Rained out
games will be played Tuesdays
and Thursdays.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Wake Forest Nine
Defeats Rollins fol
Place in Tourney

WINTER PARK, Fla, June
(PE.-Wake Forest clinched. the
District 3 title and won a berth
in the NCAA baseball champion.
ships at Omaha next week by
defeating Rollins, So. today be-
hind the nine-hit pitching Of
lefthander Lowell Davis.
The Deacons, winning their
second game of a best-of-t three
playoff, pounded. Rollins ace
Billy Cary and reliefer Dor
Tauscher for IA hits and prof1ted
further from poor fielding. Only
two of Wake Forests runs were
earned.
Wake Forest took the lead In
the third when Jim Dorar
dropped Tommy Coles fly for q
two-base error and Frank Nc.
Rae singled Cole across. Rollins
tied it up on Dickie Williams
grounder in the fifth, only tt
see Wake Forest go ahead tx
stay in the bottom half Of thu
inning when Lynn Holt singled
home Luke McKeel who hat
doubled.
Wake Forest 900 lie Q2x-76 "a
Cary, Tauscher ts) and Finnisan
Davis and Holt.
Evening star., 1955-06-05

We've been asked many times
lately whether black bass season
in Maryland tidal waters coin
cides with that Of the season
in non-tidal waters. It does.
Maryland's Game and Inland
Fish Commission sets the sea-
sons for nontidal waters, but
Maryland's Department Of Tide
water Fisheries rules over tidal
waters. Until the short session
of Maryland's Legislature in 1854
passed q law bringing the two
together on the black bass sea-
son, there had been differences
in opening dates from time to
time. Now they are the same
and opening day was June /.
We have a letter from Jim
Rathbun advising that Sports
mems Guides is publishing two
new hunting and fishing charts
of the North Carolina coast to
add to already famous fishing
charts Of the Atlantic Coast and
Chesapeake Bay. Believing that
North Carolina has a lot to offer
sportsmen. hunting facilities
have been added to these two
new charts. They may be on
sale at some Of the sports stores
here which previously have han
died these fine charts, but If
not, you can always obtain them
by sending 81 for each to Sports
mems Guides, SO Sabiston drive,
Swansboro, N. C. Jim says the
large mouth bass fishing in Cur
rituck Sound, Kitty Hawk and
the Alligator River areas is the
best he has ever seen anywhere,
including Canada. We've writ
ten asking if he'll reveal some of
his favorite spots to our readers
with instructions on how to get
there.
The Sportsmen's Guides maps
Evening star., 1955-06-05
OU INDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

are not accurate enough for
navigating purposes. but for
fishing they are without parallel.
Thousands of man hours have
gone into their preparation. Jim
Rathburn and his associates are
excellent sportsmen In their own
right and they've spared no ex-
pense nor effort to have them
right.
OF the new maps, No. Is takes
in Currituck Sound, to Ocracoke
Inlet. N. c., below Hatteras, and
No. l6 takes you on down to New
River, NC. No. II, coming up
next. will carry down to Cape
Fear. N. C. With each Of these
new maps is an insert literally
crammed with detailed informa-
tion. Names Of guides. with adj
dresses and cost per day. cover
ing charter boats for ocean fish,
ing, bass guides, surf guides.
deer hunting guides. boat liv-
cries and accommodations for
skiff fishermen, duck and goose
guides. quail guides. fishing piers.
etc. In our opinion, the infor-
nation given on the little insert
is worth the cost Of the map.
We cannot recommend these
maps too highly.
X + \ 4
The National Capital Casting
Club holds its annual accuracy
tournament at the east end OF
the Lincoln Memorial Rejecting
Pool today. with registration at
7:45 am. and competition rang.
ing through seven events, the
last of which. the ss-ounce
accuracy team event, beginning
at 4 pm.
During suitable weather. fish,
ing has been superb off the outer
banks of North Carolina this
past week.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Another 2-MiIe Mark Set
By Iron-Mon AshenfeIterI

PELHAM MANOR, N. Y. june
( R.-Just Is hours after set
ting a new American two-mile
record on the other side of the
continent. Horace Ashenfeltel
smashed the meet record for the
distance in the New York Ath-
letic Club games today.
Last night at Compton, Calf
the swiftie from the FBI ran
two miles In 8:49.6, the fastest
any American ever has done.
Ashenfelter few in to New
York after the Compton meet
hoped in a taxi and arrived
here a few minutes before the
event. He changed to his track
clothes and without the benefit
of a warmup whipped home in
0:04.7.
This eclipsed his own record
Of 9:10.6 set last year when he
performed a similar iron-man
feat. Gordon Mckenzie. the
perennial runnerup from the
New York Pioneer Club, was a
distant second. =
Tom Courtney of the host clut
also set a meet record. Arnie
Sowell wasn't around, So Court
Evening star., 1955-06-05

lney had the half-mile all to him.
self, covering the distance ir
I1:51.7. The former meet stand.
ard was 1:52.1, set by Mike Stan.
ley last year.
Harold Connolly Of the Bostor
AA, who only two weeks ago sci
an American hammer throw rec.
ord of 1876 feet, 10ka inches. came
through with an effort of 194 feet
8 inches. This also was a meet
record, erasing the old mark Of
187 feet 61a inches set by Sam
FELTON, in 1850.
Lindy Remigino won the 100,
yard dash in 10 seconds while
Ed McAllister of the NYAC took
the mile in 4:13.2. He had a Is
yard handicap.
Joe Gold of the New York Pho
neer Club, of with 10-yard
handicap, was the 440 winner in
48.2. and Chet Phillips of New
York, with a 12-yard margin
took the 220 in % flat.
Bill Bangert of st. Louis wor
the shot put with a heave Of 81
feet ~ inches and Bob Backu.
of the NYAC captured the weight
throw, Tipping the irons 40 feet
a inches.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Dominion League :
At Halfway Mark;
Vernon Top Hitter

The first division clubs tangle
with the second division entries
at 3 pm. today as the Old Do
minion League reaches the half
way mark in its 14-game
schedule.
Forestville, currently tied for
fifth place with Vienna, both
with 2-3 records, is given the best
chance to break into the top four
when it plays OWL Moose at
Occoouan. Moose has a 3-3 rec
ord, good enough for fourth place
at present.
Other games find the league
leader, Virginia White Sox (5-D,
playing Columbia Heights (0-4
on the Ellipse; Jack Pry t4-D at
Vienna t2-3 and Shade King
t0-4) meeting Colonial Restau-
rant (4-1) at Gfeenbfief Play
ground in Arlington.
! Meanwhile, Reds Vernon OF
Colonial Restaurant is way out in
front of the league batters with
a SAT average.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Wins
Junior Track

Howard playground, with Sc
points, won the ninth annual
Junior Olympic track meet, spon-
sored jointly by the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce and Dis
trict AAU yesterday at BannekeI
Recreation Center.
Langston was second with 80
points and Kelly Miller play
ground third with % points.
Summaries:
(S-9 Year Old
Broad Jump, Wong tRaymond)
lGeoreetown); 4. Murphy tMonroe). 4
feet 10 inches.
5o-yard DASH. williams tHoward)i
2, Parker kelly Miller; 3, Sprisg!
so0-yard shuttle relay--1. Fort Stan.
ton; :. Howard: 3. Langston; A. Hoover
S''l 'seonos' e'io-lI Year Old,
Broad Jump Hatchett walker
ett. (Rudolphl; 4. Roberts. tBurrvillel
. tset sSaysrd : ahehsii dssh-1. Roessop tHoxs,d,
Ssheppardl; 4. Baunssrd HLansston)
.pa!E aES tEsIIy aIIss5 IEsiess 5Hss ssss a. A'f
Young. i feet 3 Inches
2. S4SiSdhTa sends: ). snuSS,s Watts hoossf, s7.s
seconds ua.1s-Year-6ids,
Reyther Hearst): 8, Woodleys lHowa-dl
4, TAYLOR tFrsnncis, nnssd 1ses.d ,,.nco,n,.
isyi; I. Rassdaie 5LsnkisE,. 90 Sec
SsIy &ss Fs1s'issss'si' 4 a., H's: .:
Broad jump--1.. King tBundy); 2,
drsblsl:: 4. Mcoann tHearstl, 10 feet
14-I5-Year-Olds,
High jump, Wallace Kelly Miller) !:
2. HUGS lSousa1: 3, Alexander fChevy
chaseit Lyons Garry Farns). fleet
4sS-ysra relay, 5aslsyi ss ?, j Howard: .ra
= ffsSo-yards dssh-1, Tyler Tyler !Lansley,; J; ;
lLansley); :. Miles Dcuslas Dwellingsl.
Broad jampz..1. woods Peabody: 2,
sa5Gss Ws3s rsasansy sssasy. u Feet
t1s-I7 Year oids,
.. lgs Barnes Kelly MilierS: % 8, Pitts
tHoward: 4. Evans Gangstonl. 1o.4
seconds. -
2, Evans Gansston5 aas g. snE wills sHoRardS
4. Sommerville Howard. 25.1 seconds.
SOL. " Mccarthy tHoward; 2.
ardi: I, whiting tPayne,. 2:o6.5. ~.
Lsnsston): 3. Bovldins Tincofn); I,
T-mile--l. Johnston Mangstonl; 2.
Dosey (Kefly Miller): 8, wilson (How-
ard): 4. Lee fHowardl. k46.S ~
Broad jump. Dunlap fHowardl |:
2. Fly Langstonl: 3. Fantroy 81. L.
Youngl; 4. Sullivan BARRY, Farms).
81 feet inches
lass DWellines;'3. Hine: 4. Kelly Miller.
46.5 seconds.
Mile relay. Lansston: 2. Howard;
QSQ0 A.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
|DaIfonCapfuIes
I.4iO Skeet Title;
|Windup Today

John C. Dalton, jr.. . favorite
I'm the all-gauge competition OF
the 18th annual North-South
|Skeet Shoot. will 60 after that
title at 10 am. today at the Ma
Itional Capital Skeet and Trap
Club near Rockville. The all-
gauge, windup Of the two-day
affair, Is q 100-target shoot.
Dalton warmed up to the task
Iby winning the .410 champion
ship with 47x50 yesterday. Other
championship winners were
George Deyoe Of Washington
with q perfect 1oox100 In the
l2S-gauge and William Hollinger
of Harrisburg. Pa. with 98xl00
in the 20-gauge.
.41O Gaugs
Iwashington. 47x50.
lnslsn sas. 4s7s6 l. Harry T1laRs Wiei,. s:isi
4sssls = SS.n. SS Glen SGsTi ssTnis se'sS Hs
Class c-I. =. Il. Hollinger. Harris
lFisburg. Pa. 4lx50.
Twc-man team champion--Dalton and
lWright, 92y100.
Two-man Class Al. Chet Critics and
Floyd Gilmore. Detroit. S5xl00; z
Two-man Class B-1; ;.M " M. NJ Hoiiinse,I e
King and Hunter Galloway Of Green's
lboro, N. c.. ,S2x100.
20 Gauge
Champion-Deyoe, 100x10Q.
Class Al, Dalton esxloO' 2. Gallo
Class B@ailmore. ssx1oo; .. VIII
Class CT, Ray Idol. Detroit. s5xl00;
Harris Richards, S5x100.
Two-man team champion-Deyoe and
williams. l96x200.
Two-man Class Al. Wright and
Dalton, 191x200; q, Critics and Gilmore
Two-i,an Glass B-w. NJ. and r. NJ
fi'n 20 GAUGE
Champion--William Hollinger; 9sx100,
IcaiiaWsy Of Arlington. e5xi0O.
Class B-1, King. 97xl00: 9, R. r.
Bogie. Lake saranac. N; r., g7x100;
Class .C--1,. w. W. Kirk III. Chevy
Chase, Nd. 94x100: 2, D. A. Clark,
lMayfield. Va. S6x100.
Two-man team championship and
Galloway. 1alx200.
Two-Inan Class A-Dalton and Wright.
TWo-inan Class B-Hollinser and John
Ktse}uwer HnFrishfffr. 1Q0Yo00
Evening star., 1955-06-05

Three-year -olds--1, shardygass. Mrs
A; x. Randolph; q Spade Rock; MRS Mrs.
Theron sager: b nad war 1ennIe., aI1entrse Bsiian
Ponies under saddle. Foxhollow
Little Dipper Foxhollow Stable; 2. Pow
der Pun, Loliie Lawrence; B, Acron,
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BRITISH GOLF
Continued from Page C-l

Continued from Page C-1
on the 27th green where Joe
showed he was the coolest man
on the course. After that, Slater
kept fighting and managed to
win another hole. but the title
was not for him.
/ On the homing 9 Of the morn
tinN round. Conrad shot . S6.
That was even fours and Q re-
markable score considering the
weather for this par 35-36-71
L I6,647-yard layout. The Ameri-
can had gone out in Al for q
II total to 80 for Slater.
During the afternoon from the
10Th to the 9th holes, the Wake
field machine tool manufacturer
went out in 35. Conrad took SO
in this period when he was IN
eclipse.
On the final seven holes. after
sinking his crucial putt, Conrad
really hit his stride. He did
those seven holes in 26 strokes.
No one played better golf than
that in this week long tourna-
ment.
will Defend Next Year
Conrad said at the presenta-
tion ceremony he would most
certainly return next year to de-
fend the fine silver loving cup.
He goes to Paris next week for
the French amateur and then
back to his base near San Mar
COS, Texas. Later, he will try for
another victory in the Southern
Amateur.
Lord Derby, Lord Lieutenant
OF Lancashire. presented the cup
to conrad. |
Replying. the Texan referred
to the rainy weather and said:
WED pay a million pounds for
good rain like that in Texas
He described Slater as zone OF
| the finest players he had ever
been matched against. He de-
serves a big hand for he put out
some wonderful golfers during
| the tournament"
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS
speeiai Correspondent Of The star

WILDWOOD, Va, June A
young hunter named April Coli
picked a golden June Afternoon
to win the grand championship
of the Blue Ridge Hunt Horse
Show here today. Ridden By
young Terry Drury Of Orange
Va, and owned by Langbournt
williams, master Of the Rapidar
Hunt at Rapidan. Va, April Colo
was well out in front at the enc
OF a long but beautifully handled
program, which wound up 8;
classes on split-second timing.
Edward Weiss jamie T. tool
both the green conformation
hunter championship and tht
green working hunter reserve.
The green working champion
ship was Waverly Farms Ban
shee's Baby.
Only the pinning of champi-
onship ribbons Jagged during
the day. There were three ties
for reserve. jamie T. and Little
Party, owned by George Offutt
III of Warrenton, were tided or
points behind Banshee's Baby
Little Party also was tied back
of jamie T. in the green con-
formation division. but won thai
reserve after the judges hae
eliminated Penn r. Perry's
Mountaineer.
The tie in the conformation
hunter championship was be-
tween mother and daughter
Nina Winthrop, the owner Of
Hourless Time, and Mrs. A. c
Randolph, who owned Blue
Ghost. Blue Ghost took the re-
serve tricolor.
Only the pony championship
was clean cut. Ballantrae's Ball
erina was champion and Lollie
lLawrence's Powder Puff, reserve
A newcomer to the show game
John Petition Of Middleburg
knocked off the two top honors
with Gallery Lad. a son o.
lGalerius, to put it at the heac
| of the line in the 2-year-ole
class, while his yearling BY
Happy Bucky out Of Good Selkt
continued an unbroken winning
streak.
One rough fall brought tht
Clarke County Red Cross Chap
tiers new ambulance for ar
emergency trip to Winchester
Hospital with 17-year-old Linda
jenkins OF Frostburg, Md. Riding
her gray ribbon winner, Curl
osity, Miss jenkins came a crop
per on the stiff post and raj
outside course and barely missed
being crushed by her somer'
saulting mount. First reports
Indicated that she had suffered
a broken jaw.
Three-year- -olds--1, shardygass. Mr.
A. X. Randolph: 2, Spade Rock; Mr. MMr,
Theron Sager: 8, War Bonnet, Ballan
! trae; 4. Tutors Choice, Ballantrae.
Ponies under saddle, Foxhollol
/ Little Dipper, Foxhollow Stable: q. Pow
der Pun, Loliie Lawrence' 3, Acron
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Wins Tennis Letter

AMHERST, Mass, June 4
Especially Pierce Gardner of
Chevy Chase. Nd, was awarded
his letter in tennis at Amherst
College. Gardner had a 5-4 rec
ord in singles matches this sea-
son. The team had a As season
Gardner is a graduate Of Lam
don School.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
Archers Holding
Tourney Today

American Field Archers will
hold their second open tourna-
ment of the year today on the
new course near Centreville
va, with 28 field round In
the morning and % broadhead
in the afternoon. Trophies will
be awarded in all classes.
Shooting will begin promptly
Mt 10 am. (EDT).
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BOYS BASEBALL SCORES

Lions Club, 4: Falls Church Movers
spitlsr's Pirates. IL; Koons csrdinals
a GAL Majors).
fremont ESQ Tigers. u: Robertson'i
Raiders, 2 fAL Minorx).
Falls Church civitan. IS: Gro. 10
~ MoNTGoMERY COUNTY BBA
Eastern Div. I Midgets
Takoma Tigers. 10; Arcade sun
shine, 4.
Potters Cleaners vs.. ss Recreation,
Eastern Div. II Midsets
Silver Spring Lions, 8; st. Berns-
dette'A g.
Sligo Brandyiew. 8: Cakery Keith, Q.
Western Div. Mideets
Carrier Drus. 20; Oliver Appliances.
/.
Central Div. Midgets
Parkway Cleaners, 21; Edsemoor b.
Kensineton Blue Jets. o: st. Catherine
Cave Ford, IS: dlenview Rockets. g.
Northern Div. MidEets
Metro Home, 13: Rockville Kiwanis. o.
Doneily Constr, 23: oarrett-Twin-
brook, 3.