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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

FORD '53
Custom "s" Fordor: owner. Fordo.
matte. r.. and h, A real beauty
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3146 Lee Hwy Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-9O02. Open TIL $50 Weekdays
FORD '4a Tudor; r. and h.: excel,
cond. inside and out. Leaving coun-
try, must sell: S465. ia. a-2o76.,
FORD 81 VIZ Fordor. excel cond.
Selling to take advantage of cash
disc. on new car. ia. 2-a0es. 10
FORD ~ customline VS. Tudor; g
tone blue finish with contrasting
all-leather matching interior: r. and
h., turn sienals and other aces.
sories; this car warranted q
months OF 5000 miles: extremely
good buy. todav only Sl.lg5.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
5000 Pa. Ave. sc. LII. 2-ase7
10
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'49 MERCURY
KenVOn-Peck CheVrOIet

One owner: beaut light gray finish:
equip with r. and h.. matching
seat covers: Just traded OF new
Chevy: exceptional value: only
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DODGE '53

MeadowbrooE 4-dr; sedan; smart
less interior Offset BY Wv. tires:
Gyromatic drive. de luxe r. and h..
turn sig. and host Of other acseS-
sories too numerous to mention. A
low-mileage l-owner car which must
Be- seen -,s and drysn to r.5 BE- sppr &c,
immed. sale to Sl.195.
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3051 M ST. NV. AID. 2-0l VI
OPEN Q TILL 8, SAT. TILL 6
FORD '54 SO" Ranch Wagon; r. and
h.. turn signals; low MILEAGE; light
blue finish, sharp. S1.S95; 2-das
money-back trial. 4-month writer
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer: l114
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO
Open ewes. til o; Sat. til 5.
FORD 1854 Mainline Tudor: seahazt
green: diplomats car. low mileage
Call OIL. 6-6971. 10.
FORD 1855: financial emsrgencie!
compel minister TO sell; fully equip.
1000 mi. S2.095. HE, 4-4659.
FORD Az Custom Tudor; ilnish II
lIg,it s s SPECIAL 7, oSiA Az, MoN N,D!ai
Sunday, sec Monday. HANDLEY'
FORD. 6323 Ga. ave. NV. ia
FORD 81 Custom IS" Tudor. spar
king orig. green; Wv. tires. Fordo
matte. r. and h. and other extras
credit KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga
FORD 81 Custom "sa Fordor; Ford
ometic. r. and i. and other extras
2-tone. 81 800. EN-. 2-9129. Il!
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4AAC4A w IA WV
i3051 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-0lSt
FORD "a Crestline Fordor, sreen;
with cd, r. and h., turn signals,
tinted glass, Wv. tires: 6.7on mi
Super cond Must be seen to appre-
ciate Will sacrifice. AID. 1920.
FORD 81 original owner: radio.
heater. scat covers, overdrive; only
$4,000 miles: highest bidder. Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

FORD '46 VS. Tudor sedan: heater,
sT1pEsA seiI 7so oS'i Ga. sSs nA.
RA 6-1122. 10
FORD 1947 Fordor: new paint Job;
beaut. ivory and green with Fordo-
matte. r. and h.. 130 h.p. Y-block
engine. Like new. 6.415 mi; 81 $50.
1000 Go. ave. ia. 9-4S0O. Open
Sunday. 10
FORD "a customline VS. Tudor
with radio and heater: tu-tone fin
ish and in excellent condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

7NIIENs DI ut IuAV --uUUI, II6HIHI
turn signals. custom seat covers
clean car in AL cond.: special
S777. written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS tFoRDl
30l0 r. !. Ave. NE. DE. 2-630s
CHEW. AS Aero sedan 2-dr.; goot
transformation; real buy. onl,
$3.50. JE. 4-1550.
CHEVROLET AS Fleetline 2-door
private party. original owner. T
and h., good tires. brakes recently
refined. runs good: S225. XII. 9-751 5
CHEVROLET 1853 Bel Air 4-dr.: 2.
tone. custom leather seat covers,
owner, immaculate condition; 81.
oAh TIL o-22ffR
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MERCURY 80

Monterey. A real knockout in gleam-
ing Jet black finish with Wv. tires.
custom hard top and he really gave
1t the best of care. Regular check
ups. garaged every night. and bath
every week Wait till you get be-
hind the wheel There is everything
youll need for eXtra-safe, COM
Portable driving Power-packed 115-
Merc-O- Matic to add to your driv-
ing pleasure; turn signals, back--up
lights, clear toned S-tube radio,
super duper heater and dcfroSter;
and harmonizing soft leather, 2
toned interior. Bring the family and
look it over to see what a real value
t is at only $ 4p5.
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CADILLAC '52 eonv.: fully equip.
incl. power steering tinted glass.
spotlights;. very clean: $2,495. Also
81 Cadillac cow, French gray.
Wv. tires: only S1.995. z other
Cadillacs to choose from. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. S-l1S5.
CADILLAC '53 coupe De Vile; 81. 900
mi; fully equip. incl. power steer
ing, Autronic-Eye, premium tires.
Only S2.995. 7 other Cadillacs to
choose from. PINEY BRANCH MO-
TORS. III. S-l1Sb ID
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'53 windsor de luxe sc.
dan: black. power steering. =; and
b.; auto. tEansm-: Wv. tires 1900
CHRYSLER 1913 Windsor 4-dr. Sc
dan; 1850 motor; heater; very good
cond.; pvt. owner. WO. 6-13S3
cHRYSLER 80 Windsor Newport
thard top), with Passionate trans
mission; radio and heater. brilliant
red finish. with rich interior: S796
PARKWAY-FORD
3O5I NJ st. NV. AID. 2-01s5
CHRYSLER 1850 4-dr. sed.: r., h.
Wv. tires: auto. transmission; less
than $4,000 NIL; owner. JU
s-451s. 10
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CADILLAC "a; will exchange for real
estate or real estate notes, OWNER.
ia. G-S0l0. Ill
CADILLAC '55 convertible: fully
equipped; new. Leaving country.
will sacrifice. EN-. 2-S9S4. Ill
CADILLAC SO '62" sedan; gleam-
Guiding excellent tires; week END
special, S2,1a5; CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1922 22nd St. NV. ST. $4,000
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SO CHEVROLET

I-oWncr !IU' 4-dr.: Powerglide
heater. defroster. seat covers. A rea
beauty. Spec. 81, I95.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
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AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

BUICK 80 Riviera hard-top convert.
tble, 1895: one owner. equipped
best buy in town. For credit ap-
proyal, call BILL ROSS. tn. 2-420O
7400 Ga. ave. NV. Open Sunday
10
CADILLAC 1862 ''62" hard-top
coupe: Hydra-Matic. power steering
custom radio and heater. Wv
tires, immaculate condition; safety
tested for your protection: 30-day
guarantee S2.295
PAUL BROTHERS (OLDSD
WIS. AVE. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV
KE. 7-l30S OPEN DAILY TIL s
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81 FORD-$645
Custom Tudor: beautiful sea mist
green: equipped with r. and b., seat
covers. A real beauty, priced to sell
quickly.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314H Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
IA. 2-90O2. Open Til 9:3O Weekdays
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PARKWAY-FORD

3051 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-0IS5
OPEN . TILL o, SAT. TILL 9
FORD 1947 Fordor; new rsint Job;
r.. h.. slip covers; motor Al cond.
$3.50. Terms can be arranged to
suit purchaser. MRS. MOONEY
HAM, co Starlight Inn. Sos Bal
timore blvd, College PIX. Md. TO
9-96S6. 10
FORD 1910 S-cylinder club coupe;
gray. Wv. tires. heater; excel
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FORD '46

FORD '46
Club coupe: full race engine, COM
pletely modified. Here's one for the
sport enthusiast. Cost for conversion
approx. $500. An outstanding value
at only S295.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
Largest Odds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ia. 7-S400
FORD 40 VS. Tudor; original black.
Very clean. Finest condition. Full
price. S295, cash or SIS down. $50
per month. FIFTY OTHER Low
PRICED CARS. WOLFE MOTORS,
1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-0l42.
Open Sunday, 10 to 5.
FORD SO Customline VS. Tudor:
with Fordomatic, radio and heater;
tu-tone Alpine and Sheridan blue
finish with nice interior, S1.345.
DADKWTAvT nPn.
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MERCURY 1854 convertible: fully
s espm1p n,, 1000 c.i actual miles; Sc goo.
MERCURY 80 4-dr.: WV. tires, 7.
and h.: peri. cond.; pvt. owner: S595.
10. 1-4272, IA. S-7S62. 10
MERCURY l947 club coupe. mechan-
ically perfect: new paint lob: very
clean: perfect tires; SOS. IA, 81
S009 10
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FORD 81 Custom IS" Tudor: Fordo.
matte, r. and h., turn signals. excel
tires: left door damaged but service
able as is: special S444.
TRIANGLE MOTORS FORD
3010 r. l. Ave NE. DE. 2-83O:
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NASH ~ Statesmen 2-dr.: beautiful
tet-black finish, ] owner. heater:
clean as new inside and out, low
mileage, Easter special; priced at
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CADILLAC "a sport coupe: power
steering power brakes: 81 $50. JACK
PRY. 14th and P SITS. est 1928.
CADILLAC AZ "62" sedanette: q :
owner black beauty; Wv. tires. Hy-
Many other cadiilacs to choose
from at PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
the home of quality cars. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS. JU. S-I1S5.
CADILLAC so go" Sedan: beaut
medium blue: fully equip. with Wv
tires. power steering, T. and h.. etc
J owner. exceptionally nice: S2,S95.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
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81 CHEVROLET

1-owner "210" 4-dr.; equipped wit
r. and h.. seat covers. An eXcep
tional value. Priced tn sell riqh
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PARKWAY-FORD

FORD 1854 Custom Tudor Ranch
WAGON: r. and h., 25tone finish:
E-W. hwy al Ga ave Sii s n1-
Md. JU. g-45UO. Open today
FORD %, Custom "S'' Tudor: 2-tone,
Fordomatic. r.. h.. turn sig: $945.
OWNER, JU. g-4Ol4.
FORD SO VS. Tudor: very clean;
1905. See at 5S5 N. Glebe I'd, Ar
hngton. Call RAY or HANK, ia.
r-7722.
FORD 40 Tudor; maroon; r., h;
S295. See at 5S5 N. Glebe I'd, Ar
lington. Call RAY or HANK, IA.
T-7722.
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OI,DS "a

"sS' Holiday coupe distinctive 2-tone
Offset by Wv tires: super-ranCe
Hydra. drive. de luxe radio. air
conc heater and dciroSter, turn sig.
ana a host OF otter features far in
ADVANCE Of manv new cars today.
insDt ction and teSt-driyirg to see
what real value 1t is at only
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Rosenthal Chevrolet Co.

t Used Car Lot
1921 Columbia Pike, AriiSgton, Va.
| Phone ia. i-ll16, Open Daily to Q
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1919 "ss" COW:
Hydra. r. and h., extras. good tires:
excel, mech. cond, $685.. EN-, q
2623. 10
OLDSMOBILE 1854 "9s" Holiday
coupe power steering. power brakes.
Hydra-Matic radio and heater;
1000 actual miles; two-tone green
lutely same as new throughout.
Must be seen 10 be appreciated:
S2,69j. BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis.
ave nv WO G-SOuU 10
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DE SOTO SO Custom Firedome 49,
4-door; 2-tone maroon finish, auto
trans. and h., turn signals; one
owner, very low mileage. Today's
bargain, S9a5.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1886 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. 1-9647
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Track Mark Falls
Twice in Rucinq
At Old Dominion

The drag strip at Old Domin-
ion Speedway in Manassas prob
ably is still steaming today after
the track record was shattered
twice in yesterdays action.
About 750 persons saw So en-
tries gun down the one-f1fth-of-
a-mile straightaway. and the big
noise was Dave Thompson OF
Vienna. who reached a top speed
of 1876 miles per hour on his
motorcycle. Earlier in the after
noon Jimmy Davis had set a new
mark with an even 86 m.p.h.,
also on a motorcycle.
Among the automobiles, Doug
Bennett of Toronto, Canada,
won the new sportsman class
when he brought his MIG home
in 17.2 seconds.
Other winners were: Glass AA,
Norman Blackwood of Mount
Rainier in a 1855 Buick; class
A, Gene Adds of Bethesda, 1855
Chevrolet; class B, ]. Wright OF
Lorton, Va. in a 1854 Mercury;
class c, Barry Taylor of Wash
ington in 1914 Ford; class D.
John Duffey of Bethesda in a
1855 Studebaker; class E, Ned
Stringfellow of Baltimore in a
1850 Ford; class G-H, Ronald
Petrelles of Bethesda on a mo-
torcycle.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Mayer Near Record
In Practice Round
For National Open

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13
R.-Dick Mayer, pro from St
Petersburg, Fla, shattered par at
the Olympic Club course yester-
day in such a manner as to make
him bear watching in the Ma
tional Open starting Thursday,
In practice, Mayer turned in a
sparkling 66. four under par.
The course record is IS. set by
Harry Cooper and Johnny Perelli
in the qualifying round of the
San Francisco National Match
Play Open in 1886.
Mayer. in scoring his 1924,
had three brides, one eagle, 13
pars and one bogey. He had Is
puts.
Sam Snead had a II. Claude
Harmon, 70, and Harvie Ward,
DR.. Cary Middlecoff and Smiley
Quick, all TBS.
Ed Oliver said he lost seven
balls on seven holes in deep
rough and added, Lead me to a
telephone. I want to wire East
for two gross of new balls"
Ben Hogan. who took a II,
said high rough around the
greens makes it hard to cut cor
ners on the dogleg fifth and long
18th holes.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Recreation Tennis
Continues Today

Neither seeded player-Bob
Cage or Arnold Kotz--is sched-
uled for a match today as the
District Recreation Department
tennis tournament continues at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV.
The mems singles provide the
entire program today, beginning
at 6:15 pm. with the following
pairings:
Larry Middlecamp VS.. John
Perry. Djoko Soeroto VS.. Phil
Dobyns, Ken Garrison VS.. Joe
Collins. Earle Brown VS.. Ralph
Silverman. Joe Magurn VS.. Rob-
ert Van Zandt, Russ Cooley VS.
Bob Schmitz. Bob Davis VS.
Stephen Axilrod. Jim Wright VS.
Bob Trevas, Bud Day VS.. Robert
Sadove and Cameron Murchison
VS.. Hayden Schilling.
The tournament opened yes
terday with first and second
lround matches in mems singles
and first-round in the women's
singles. The opening of the dou-
bles has been postponed until
Saturday and entries will remain
open until Wednesday night.
Cage defeated Ed Thomas
l6-0, 6-1, and Kotz eliminated
G. C. Cary. 6-1, Go, in the
mems headliners yesterday. Top
seeded Donna Floyd ousted Betty
Loomis, Go, 60, in the top
Women's match.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
District Cunoemen
Finish Fourth in
New Jersey Meet

NEWARK, N. j., June 13
(SpeciaD The Potomac Boat
Club from Washington, D. c.,
finished fourth in the New Jer-
sey canoeing championships held
yesterday in Weequahic Park.
Inwood Canoe Club of New
York City won team honors with
"a points, followed by Yonkers
ICC with 26 and Samoset &C
from Boston with %. Potomac
compiled Is points on the efforts
of three men in the kayak events,
Bill Schuette won the senior
Ione-man kayak race and teamed
with Wally Haase for second
place in the senior two-man sin
gle blade. Ken Clark. partici-
pant in the 1948 Olympics who
has been out of competition
since 1949, finished second in
the junior one-man event.
Clark and Haase paired in the
senior tandem kayak and took
third place. and Haase went on
his own for a second in the jun
ior one-man singles.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
TERP TAKES EASTERN TITLE
UCLA Freshman Breaks
World DecuthIon Mark

KINGSBURG, Calf, June 13
R.-A 1s-year-old UCLA fresh
man. Rafer johnson. is the new
holder Of the world decathlon
record.
He broke the former record of
1887 points by Bob Matthias OF
Tulare, Calf, over the week end
with a two-day total of 1858
points in the Central California
AAU championships.
johnson capped his effort with
q 5:01.2 victory in the 1900
meter run, final event of the
program. That was by far the
fastest he ever has run that
event and it added 251 points
to his total. Other events he
won were the 1O0-meter dash,
broad jump, high jump, high
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Four Virginia Stars
Get Yunks Tryout

A quartet of Northern Virginia
high school baseball players who
recently graduated have re-
turned from a two-day tryout
with the New York Yankees
farm club at Winston-Salem,
N. c.
I Pete Rockwell, Washington
Lee athletic director. drove
down and back over the week
end with First Basemen John
ITasker of George Mason and
Dave Urbanske of Washington
Lee, Third Baseman Don God
dard of Washington-Lee and
Pitcher -Outf1elder Ed Norris of
Mount Vernon.
None signed. but "they were
very much interested in Tasker
and Urbanske." Rockwell said
today. Both boys are planning
to shop around more. Tasker will
visit Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
and Detroit camps. Urbanske is
expected to work out in the Sen
Iators' tryout school this week.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Moylon Wins
Tennis Title

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June
13 (R.-Top-seeded Eddie Moy.
Ian of Trenton, N. j.. the
seventh-ranking player in the
United States. won the Blue.
Gray tennis championship yes
terday by defeating Allen Morris
the defending champion. 3-6
GO. 60. 1913.
Morris, of Presbyterian Col
lege and Atlanta, took the first
set and seemed headed for his
second consecutive title before
Moylan's sizzling returns started
hitting the base lines.
Mexico's No. woman player
Yola Ramirez. took the women's
singles title with 70, 6-3
6-3 victory over Jean Clarke Of
Birmingham, the defending
champion, who was seeking her
fifth consecutive Blue-Gray
victory.
After their torrid match, Moy-
Ian and Morris teamed in the
mems doubles but were obviously
too tired to live up to thei1
favored rating. They lost te
Gustavo Palafox of Mexico City
and Orlando Garrido of Havana
60, Ga.
Palafox teamed with Miss
Ramirez in the mixed doubles
to defeat Allen Harum and Karo
Fageros, both of Miami. 6-3
8-6.
The women's doubles title was
taken by Miss Clarke and Miss
Fageros. They outpointed Pal
Stewart of Rollins College anc
Sara Mae Turber of Evansville
| Ind. 8-6. rs.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
BLIND OARSMAN
GETS PRINCETON'S
TOP CREW AWARD

PRINCETON, N. j., June
13 (P).-Princeton Univer-
sity's highest honor for row.
ing was awarded today to a
blind oarsman, 22-year-old
Oral o. Miller of Ash
land, KY.
He won the unanimous
vote of the varsity crew for
this years w. Lyman Biddle
rowing medal, conferred an
nually upon the senior whit
has shown the best sports
manship and done most for
rowing"
Dutch Schoch, head crew
coach, says Miller possesses
more sheer courage than any
many / have ever known"
A history major, Miller
will receive a Bachelor Of
Arts degree at tomorrow's
commencement.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Squires Ride High
In Polo With Sixth
STRAIGHT Victory

With a six-game winning
streak. the Washington Squires
are riding on top in the Wash
ington Polo Association stand
ings. In a touch-and-go battle
on Barnsly Field at Olney, Md,
yesterday. they shaded the
Maryland Polo Club, SIS. on a
last-minute shot by Bill Beall.
1t was Beall's second goal OF
the game. Bob Gibbon also
scored twice for the Squires.
Frank Kovacs rammed home
three shots for Maryland and
Fred Kohler, two.
In the next league macth
Wednesday night at Barnsley
Field, Warrenton Polo Club will
meet the Virginians. a team
composed of Pentagon players
Evening star., 1955-06-13
By BRUCE FALES. Jr.
Special Correspondent Of The Star

| LANCASTER, Pa, June 49,
Experts were scratching their
heads today over the failure of
AL Marah El Hezzez in the three
day Lancaster Horse Show which
wound up yesterday in a mass OF
mud. The AL Marah Farms gray
stallion. champion Arabian horse
of America last year. put in
his usual good performances
Throughout the show. but still
was not pinned. He was ridden
by Mrs. Garvin Tankersley OF
Bethesda, Md. The week before
he won the grand championship
stake of the big Devon. Pa, show.
| Washington area horses won
only minor awards. Angelina j.
Carabelli's That Night, ridden by
Harry De Mawby. jr., placed Sec
ond in the model hunter and
third in the hunters under sad
die, and with Mrs. Gardner Hall
man riding was third in the la
dies conformation and the con-
| formation hunter appointment
CLASSES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude w.
Owens Sky's Light won a second
and a fifth and their Sky's I'm
preston a fourth. They were
ridden by Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hallman.
| Martha Sterbak of FallSton,
Md. rode her Catch Me and
Northlite throughout the junior
division, and ended the show by
taking the special equitation
Evening star., 1955-06-13
|Cheesecuke
Is Winner in
Saddle Debut

CheeSecake, chestnut mars
owned by Laura Lee Shreve. il
lof to a late start, but a promis-
ling one, in the seasons horse
show competition. Ridden by hel
owner, Cheesecake captured the
hunter championship of the
Redland show yesterday on Mar.
tins Dairy Farm at Olney, Md.
in her 1865 debut.
She won the ladies working
hunter title and paired witt
Blanche Johnson's Valbo fol
Ipair-of- -hunters honors. She was
first in the hunter sweepstakes
and fourth in working hunters
and piled up 1874 points. Valbc
took the reserve with 1872.
Open jumper honors went te
Bobbie Gardner aboard hel
brothers Tania, who scored nine
points to shade Mrs. Fred j
Hughes, jr.'s Hi Ii, with eight
points.
Martha Sterbak. after showing
all day Saturday at the Lam
caster, Pa, show. made a quick
"trip to win the large pony classes
with her Northlite. Nancy Lee
Cobourn, who also performed al
Lancaster. rode her Surprise to
victory in the medium pony
division.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Colorado Ace Signs
With Forty-Niners
And Tribes Farm

SAN FRANCISCO. June 13 (P,
- Red Strader, coach of the
Forty-Niners announced yester-
day that Carroll Hardy. Univer-
sity of Colorado and Shrine
Game star halfback. has been
signed to a San Francisco foot
ball contract as well as a Cleve-
land Indians baseball contract,
Strader quoted Hank Green
berg, general manager of the In
dams as saying Hardy could try
his luck in both sports.
A three-letter winner each in
baseball, track and football at
Colorado, Hardy will be playing
with the Cleveland farm club at
Reading, Pa, in the Glass A
Eastern League.
Evening star., 1955-06-13
Failure of Arubiun Champion
MARKS Lancaster Horse Show

Iaward for riders over IA years oi
age. The under-14-years equita-
ton award went to Nancy Lee
lCobourn of Fallston. Miss Co
bourn rode her pony Surprise to
win the small hunting ponies
under saddle.
Jumper varmup-1. ri A.. Dafhn''
Bedford; 3, Millarden Farms Injur
Ice d 3 ri Ia: a Ps1s snGn.r Sun R.lImsn BesT NJ R.d
Model hunters-1, Mrs. Charles Gov
ern's Pocket Mouse; 2, Angelina J; Cara
eardner esi Tnhs aallmsns MSas Phsbes: ana T.
Cochran's Country Boy.
Knock-down and out Il. Samue
Magid'S Little David: mrs. HUSH Bar; pdt
Lightweieht conformation hunter
Mrs. Myron E. Merry's Fox Fellow; 2
Hush Barclays Timber's Last; 4. Pocket
Ladies' conformation hunter-1. Pocket
Mouse: 2, Mrs; Myyron e: Merry,
PHA open JUNIPER. Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Haymond's Andante; Bedford
3, Intun Joe; 4, MI. and Mrs. Hay
q
Green hunter stake, Irl A. Dsffin's
Fair Orphan: .. .Timbers Last; 3. Entry
John Sterling: 4. Mrs. Roland Mccsll's
| Gala Tennant
Green hunter champion-W. J. Brew
ster's Pincushion: reserve. Gala Tennant
(tied with Mrs. Sallie j. Sections Eden
Roc, decided on hack-o1).
Working hunter stake. Kimberling
| 2. Mr.. and Mrs. Banks H. Talley's, Briet
owens sky's Impression; 5, Jenepher
.McLean,s Monty ,To;;,,, p; 9, Me-. Mr.: and Mrs
Working hunter champion - Cottage
Den: reserve. Kimberling
Conformation hunter stake-1, Stride
way; 2, Timber's Last; 3. Gen. and Mrs
Charles Lyman's Little Boo: 4 eSr:; ME-
Light; 6, Mrs. HUGH Barclays Sailors
Conformation hunter champion-Jer-
album: reserve, Sailors Wench.
Open Jumper stake. 1njun Joe: 2
Samuel Magie's First Boy: 3, William
Teter's Cherokee; 4, Jack o'Lantern; 8
Little David.
Jumper champion-1njun Joe: reserve
] tie between Little David and Andante.
Evening star., 1955-06-13

hurdles, discuss and javelin, plus
| a tie for first in the pole vault
MONTCLAIR, N. j., June 13
Jap. Perry Moore. 23-year-old
Navy veteran representing the
University of Maryland, is the
Eastern regional decathlon
champion. He next goes to the
national championships July IL
iat Charlottesville, Ind.
Moore moved into first place
of the rain-soaked two-day COM
petition yesterday with victories
in the discus and javelin. finish
ing with 5,179 points.
Lyman Frazier of the Balti-
more Olympic Club. the first-day
leader, finished second with
5,046. Third was John Kuhns. a
Il6-year-old high school athlete
from Matawan, N. j.