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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
Sturs Reach SemifinuIs
In U. S. Girls Tennis
oHILADELPHIA. Aug.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 up.
The National Girls grass court
tennis championship moves into
the semifinals today with fourth
seeded Pat Maud Of San Mateo,
Calf, facing Barbara Brett, the
defending champion from North
Hollywood, Calf.
In the other semifinal. Rosa
Maria Reyes, Pan American
champion from Mexico City, will
meet Mimi Arnold Of Redwood
City, Calf.
In yesterdays matches. Miss
Brett defeated Mardel Railey.
Fresno. Calf. 6--3. 81; Miss
Reyes defeated Mary Ann Mitch
ell, San Leandro. Calf, 60.
2-6, 6--3; Miss Maud defeated
Diane Wootton, Santa Monica.
60, 2-6, 60, and Miss Arnold
defeated Joyce Pniewski, Ham
tramck, Mich, 6--l. SIS.
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Boys League Plays
|AII-Stur Contest
TONIGHT in Fuirfux

The Fairfax County l7-and-
under Recreation Baseball League
win have an All-Star game
at Q O'Clock tonight at the Fair
fax High School field. The COM
|peting teams will be known as
Southern and Northern.
The Southerners will have
players representing the Fairfax,
NAPLES Mill and Centreville
teams. Mclean. Vienna and
Oakton will be represented by
the North.
Pitchers will be limited to
three innings at the most. Cliff
ton Cole, Click Waring and Gene
Mills are expected to pitch for
the South. The North likely will
use Norman Littlejohn. Jim
Burch and Charley Munday on
the mound.
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LAST MILE TAKES
OVER 4 HOURS IN
MARATHON SWIM

KINGSVILLE. Ont, Aug.
rs R)--Marathon Swimmer
Ray Muench climbed out Of
Lake Erie early today, after
completing q 22-hour swim
across the 1s-mile passage
between Pelee Island and
the mainland.
He was barely able to
stumble up to q sandy beach
when he landed. The swim
marked the end OF an amaze
ing example Of endurance
by the 29-year-old Windsor
man. It took him more than
four hours to complete the
last mile.
For most Of that time. he
rolled helplessly In the lake
swell, within sight Of q stub
born, tired crowd Of about
100 persons who had waited
more than 10 hours to well
come him.
He finally gathered his
strength for q last effort and
stroked up to the beach.
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Women Golfers
In Ser1lifinaIs

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Aug. 26
R.-The uprising of the teen
ayers had been put down and
COLTS middle Seniors" as Jane
Nelson refers to the group in the
20s, had taken complete charge
Of the Women's National ANA
teur golf tournament heading
into this afternoons semifinals.
The first 18-hole match paired
Miss Nelson. a relaxed, wise
cracking. 27-year-old history
teacher from Indianapolis,
against Mrs. Scott Probasco, jr.,
Of Chattanooga, 25-year-old
mother Of a 7-month-old son.
The other paired Polly Riley.
advertising specialist from Fort
Worth. Tex, who'll be 20 tomor-
row. against Pat Lesser Of Sc
attic, a Seattle University senior
who at % is the baby" Of the
quartet. ..
Misses Nelson and Lesser
scorched the 6.413-yard Myers
Park Country Club course with
the best performances of the
week in yesterdays quarter fin
ais. Each was 3 under par in an
impressive victory. Jane trimmed
20-year-old Barbara McIntire of
Toledo. Ohio. 5 and 8. and Pat
smothered Mrs. H. S. Covington
Of Orangeburg, S. c., 7 and 6.
Mrs. Prohasco and Miss Riley
had to travel all the way, each
gaining a hard-earned 1-up VIC
tory. Mrs. Probasco. who as Bet
ty Rowland of Lexington. KY,
and Collins College, was national
intercollegiate champion a few
years ago. was Q down with four
holes to play, but rallied to edge
l7-year-old Anne Quasi of
Marysville, Wash.
Miss Riley, who scurries to the
press room after each match to
report 1t for a hometown paper,
busted l8-year-old Win Smith
Of st. Clair. Mich, in q grim
struggle that saw Polly unable to
win q hole after the 10th as they
halved the last six In an rinyield-
Ing struggle.
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BeImur Gunderson
Advances in Essex

MANCHESTER. Mass. Aug.
rs (P.-Quarter-finals singles
matches are scheduled today In
the 2Sth annual Essex Country
Club women's matches invita-
tional tennis tournament.
The one remaining second
round singles match was held
with Dorothy Head
Knode Of New York, seeded
fourth, eliminating Karol
FageroS of Miami. Fla. Ga,
Go.
Results in yesterdays doubles
matches included Belmar Gum
derson, Army Chemical Center
of Edgewood. Md. and Ruth
Jeffrey, Melrose, over Mrs. Laura
Lou Kunnen, Clearwater. Fla.
and Yola Ramirez. Mexico, 6-4.
SO, rs, and Patricia Ward
and Shirley Bloomer, England.
over Judy Devlin. Baltimore, and
Sarah Mae Turber. Evansville,
Ind, 60, 60.
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|$loO, 900 Tropshoot Slated
After Mixup in Preliminary

yards following Q eS he was re-
ported to have scored in the
Illinois State shoot June 10. Had
the records been upheld, Rees
would have been disqualified.
lost several thousand dollars in
prize money, deprived Of the
title and disqualified for . year.
However. the executive COM
mittee's investigation following
an explanation by Rees showed
the Illinois shooter actually fred
q % in the Illinois State meet
and that he fred yesterday from
his correct yardage.
Maynard B. Henry Of Los An
geles, president Of the TAT,
promised o written explanation
Of the controversy later.
Mae Ramey, Miamisburg. Ohio,
gun club owner. took the wom-
ems title with q 90 bagged from
the 19-yard marker.
The Junior championship was
won by Samuel H. Kerr. l5-year-
old Steubenville, Ohio, high
school sophomore. who broke 96
from 10 yards.
Cliff Doughmarl, Morrow.
Ohio, shot only 81 from 26 yards
to pace the professionals.
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Hurtock's Two Winners
Give Him 26I-258 Leud

CHICAGO. Aug. % Dr.
Willie Hartack rode two winners
yesterday to increase his lead
for jockey-of -the-year honors
over Willie Shoemaker.
Shoemaker had one winner,
Pete's Folly $3.50. In the fourth
race at Washington Park. where
both jockeys are riding.
Hartack won with Gold Medal
t$10.20) in the first and Chicle
II t$12) in the eighth.
Hartack now has 261 winners
for the year and Shoemaker 258
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6-S, So, and help the Air
Force toward the Leech Cup for
the team championship.
Reed was presented the Riseley
Bowl by Brig. Gen. H. r. Paige,
director of the Marine Corps
Educational Center which played
host to the tournament. The
Leech Cup was presented to Col
Harris B. Hull, captain Of the
Air Force team. by James H.
Smith, jr., Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy for Air.
Completing the Air Force
sweep was Col. Nicholas Powel's
senior singles triumph over Emil
johnson, GO. 6-3. The day
before, Col. Powell teamed with
Col. Hull to take the doubles
title.
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VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug. 26 R.
-Trapshooting's greatest show
the Grand American Handi-
cap-was on tap today with
more than 1000 Of the Western
Hemisphere's finest scattergun-
ners fighting 1t out over the
l00-target route for nearly
500, 600 In prize money.
While the big field was firing
In the premier event, the shoot
ers were still talking about yes
terday's merry mixup which left
the winner Of the preliminary
handicap in doubt.
r. B. Rees of Heyworth, III.
today was declared winner Of
the event after the executive
committee Of the American
Trapshooting Association cleared
up q controversy regarding the
handicap yardage from which
he fred.
Rees defeated Weldon Hop
man, 23-year-old Buckley, Ill.
farmer, Is to 20 In q shootofi
after the pair defeated q field Of
1.759 by scoring 98x100. Records
in the Alta handicap ONCE
showed Rees, who fred from 20
yards, should have been at 81
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Newcombes ADOPT Boy

COLONIA, N. j., Aug. 26 P1-
Don Newcombe, Dodger pitcher.
and his wife, childless during 10
years of marriage. have adopted
la 6-month-old boy. Mrs. New
|combe announced the adoption
yesterday and said the young
|ster is named Gregory Joel
INeWcombe,
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Kuc Back on Track

MOSCOW, Aug. 26 Pl.--
Vladimir Kuc. Russia's 5000
meter world record holder who
has been i'll since May, ran the
distance yesterday for the flrst
time since being sidelined in IA
minutes. 3.6 seconds. He COM
peted at Lwow and far out
distanced his rivals. His world
record time Is 1882.
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Chicagoan 1Up
On McFerren
After IS Holes

At the halfway point Of to-
days final round Of the Western
Junior golf championship tour
nament, Bernie Magnussen Of
Chicago held q 2-up lead oven
Gerry McFerren Of the host
Manor Club.
Magnussen shot q 2-over-pai
70 for the first IS holes Of the
36-hole final and McFerren had
10 rs. McFerren several times
was saved by chipping up for
one-putt green's after missing
with his irons.
Magnussen was 2 up on the
FIRST nine holes, and again
gained q two-hole lead before
the lunchtime break by scoring
q birdie four on the 18th.
Both are 1S-year -olds. neither
lis q picture swinger. but both
Iget results. McFerren will be a
sophomore at Maryland this
year and Magnussen soon leaves
for his freshman year ct STAN
ford.
Apparently "Up" Today
Magnussen was speaking of
past tournament achievements
yesterday and explained he lost
lin one event because he wasn't
I"up" for 1t, O term usually used
Iby a football coach. He appar-
entity is up for this one.
McFerren's golf game has
grown up all Of a sudden. He
won the Argyle &C. Invitation
earlier in the month. won the
medal in the Manor Club cham
lpionship last week with Tiff
las. and now has justified Frank
IEmmet's faith In the District
Junior golf program by being at
least q finalist In the Western
Junior.
Gerry had his shaky moments
yesterday but he staged q bril-
liant comeback to beat Warren
Krick of Woodmont. up In 10
holes. and then outsteadied Dave
Hill of jackson. Mich, 4 and Q,
in the SemifinalS.
MagnuSsen, q member Of the
winning Chicago District team
in the qualifying round Che shot
rs to McFerren's "a on Tuesday,
beat q teammate, John Voyda,
Q and / in the quarter finals. and
topped Bethesda's Bruce Kessler
2 and l, in the afternoon.
Kessler in Tough Half
Kessler had waded through
the tougher half Of the draw,
adding Lawrence Mowry Of New
port. r. l., to his victims before
he met Mowry. For the past sew
eral weeks Bruce has forgotten
his other sports and concen-
trated on golf, but for the Sec
ond time this year he lost in the
semifinals Of a big tournament
at Manor. Earlier. he was beaten
in the semifinals Of the Middle
Atlantic by Ralph Bogart.
Magnussen, a big. blond
youngster who looks several
years older than McFerren. set
10 record In winning the Illinois
High School title last month. He
went TO the third round Of the
National Amateur last year,
losing to DR.. Ted Lenczyk, a
semifinalist, 2 and /.
The oddly Of Magnussen's
performance is that he failed to
Equality for the Western junior
last wear at Chamnaipn. I'll
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press

RENO. Nev.--Milo Savage, 162. Salt
Lake City. stopped John Houston. 1857,
t5s zNo ofaIii sawyer, ,4s
Los Angeles. stopped Ike jenkins. l46.
NEW YoRK.-Tony osslisrdo. 1s2,
RgSeeeklyn; o1tp2inted Johnny orsen'
TOkYO.--Jiro. sawada. 1917, Jepsn
stopped Masashi Akiyams. 132h,
ToKYo.-psnny Kidd. 113. Philip
Japan. 3.
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MINOR LEAGUES
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle 8; San Francisco. Q.
Sacramento. IL; Los Angeles. /.
Oakland 5. San Diego. 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis, 3; Charleston. 2.
Toledo. Q; Louisville, !.
Minneapolis. l6-6: Omaha, IA.
Denver. IL; 81. Paul. 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal. 11-14: Buffalo. o..
Toronto, 6; Richmond. !.
Havana. As; Rochester. IA.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
MMs emDhis, s; 6s 1.sls SSsa,
Mobile. ID: Birmingham. 90.
New Orleans, 10; Atlanta. 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas. 5: Oklahoma City, 4.
Fort worth. g. Tulsa. 9.
a sSTsssport p IS San B aas2n1St
EASTERN LEAGUE
williamsport. 6: Binghampton. 4.
Schenectady. &: READING. o.
Jamestown. .; Eimira. o.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln 5; Colorado SPRINGS. 4.
Sioux City g: Wichita, 1.
Pueblo. Z: Des Moines, 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte. 8: Macon. B.
Columbia. 4: Augusta. ].
Columbus. 81; Jacksonville. 2.
last game, IL inningsl.
MONTGOMERY. s.: Savannah. 10
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Lancaster. 4: Lynchburg, 8.
Portsmouth. 3: York. l.
Newport News, 4: Hagerstown. o Cent
anne postponed. curfew).
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AIR FORCE WINS fright foreground Of
the Air Force accepts the L Cup Of service tennis s9Pse
By Col Hull won the tennis Guam
andan at the Marine Hugh shared IN the doubles victory
teamed with Der take the doubles crown Corps
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Apply WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSN, 2003 Eve st. NV. --l6
GIRL, white. settled, complete care
motheriess home, . small children.
No objection l child. Live in. LII.
3-O062: ewes, AP. 7-S603. III
FREE CAREER TRAINING, real est.
and ms. LOYOLA INV g. REAL
ESTATE, LIZ. $4,000, HE. 4-4400.
RoNNA DANCE SUPPLIES. INC.
making dept. Exceptional opportu-
nifty. 1913 Eye st. NV. Ia
BEAUTY is OUR BUSINESS-It can
be yours too! Choice AVON terri
tories available now. Call Dl;
7-0221 and have our personnel
manager show you how you can
earn S50-S60 per month. -16
WANTED-,A good reliable expert
To live on place. Separate quar-
ters consisting OF bedrms., bath,
ny. rm;. pvt, e ;5.t Phone snSs
IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert,
educated woman. age % to 80. TO
assist local director Of childcraft
work. Interesting, well paid; I'M
usual opportunity for right woman.
Write giving age. education. expert
ence and phone. Box 1908. Star.
ADD $50 sea TO YOUR MONTHLY
INCOME selling AVON cosmetics to
your co-workers. Call Mrs. Dunn,
DI. 7-022l. -10
PART TIME-Earn S35-S55 during
early eve hours with Westmorland
car; white. UN. 4-7o97. 10
LADIES, to sell Christmas cards IN
spare time; big commissions; no
experience. nee; nothing to invest.
You can earn UP 10 $40 wklv.
comm. Write at once for samples
on approval. LIBERTY BELL, Dept
ISL, $50 Greenmount ave, BALTIC.
., Md.
SETTLED WOMAN, white, some
nurs. eXper., able give hypos, TO
assist with housekpg and care one
invalid Sml family, good liv cond
pvt. rm Reas. time Off Sl25. and
full malnt. TIE. G-US3g, after 10 a m.
81
COLLEGE GRADUATE
2I-2S years. for permanent position
of responsibility, requiring initis-
tive and Judgment; experience help
ful but not essential. Call COUR-
TESY ASSOCIATES, Ma. S-l4l2.
$50 to ; 10