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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-26
Army Baseball
States | Game

Only one game was scheduled
today In the All-Army Baseball
tournament at Fort Belyoir's
|Pullen Field as Fort McPherson
met Fort Ord at . pm. to find
10 final opponent for unbeaten
Fort Hood.
The winner today win meet
Hood tomorrow at 2 pm. and .
pm. II q second game Ii needed
In the double elimination tour
rley.
Host Fort Belvoir. representing
the Military Districtof Washing
ton: seth Infantry Regiment
tUSA-Europe) and Fort Lee. Va.
cd Army were three entries
eliminated yesterday by their
second defeats.
Mcpherson Of the Sd Army
won two games yesterday. GUST
ing Belvoir. Al, and Fort Lee.
go. Other results were Lee over
the 39th Infantry. Tel. and Foyt
Hood (4th Army over Fort Ord.
Calf. 18th Army. 2-l. In the
feature game.
Featuring yesterdays card was
the two-hitter thrown by Wilmer
(vinegar Bendl Mizell IN Nc
|Pherson's 40 win over Fort Lee.
|Mizell, st. Louis Cardinals left
handler, struck out 10 batters In
his first tournament appearance.
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Marlboro Next
On Racing Card

With the closing Of Bel Airs
race meeting on Saturday, the
minor track stables are moving
Ito Marlboro where the annual
To-day meeting opens October 5.
Post time at the Southern
Maryland half mile track viii
be 1880 pm. y
Marlboro is the last of Mary
lands i've minor tracks to OPP
crate this year. More than $780,
900 in purses win be distributed
at the Marlboro meeting and a
number Of stables which also
win compete on the mile tracks
win be represented in the entries.
Last year. when the meet was
In September. betting averaged
$409. 296. tops for the minor
circuit, and daily average at
tendance was $500.
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|MottingIyW Winner
IOf Marlboro Race

Mace Mattingly Of Leonard
town grabbed the lead on the
final i've laps to win the 25-lap
feature stock car event at MARI
lboro Motor Raeeway yesterday.
George Swanson led the 20
other entries for the first 20 laps
before his carhuretor faitered.
he finished fourth behind Mat
ltingly. John Brswley and Marv
Goldberg In that order.
Favorite Bill Morgan took fifth
place after winning the third
qualifying heat. Bill Dove and
Bobby johnson won the other
1.-TWO heats.
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High Gun in Line to Get
Bid to Laurel Classic

NEW YORK. Sept. Is R.
The King Ranch,s High Gun
sensational victor over Nashua
Jet Action and Telescope in the
|$106. 700 Eysonby Stakes. was II
line today for an invitation Il
the washington. D. C. Interna-
|tional, Laurel's classic grass race
November II.
Whether the strapping 4-year-
old son OF Heiiopolis- Rocket Cur
accepts is another matter fol
Owner Robert j. Kleberg and
Trainer Max Hirsch must put
their heads together to decide
what's next on the program.
High Gun Is nominated fol
several big stakes at the current
Belmont Park meeting as well al
for the rich Prix de + Arc dt
|Triomphe at Longchamp ii,
Paris. II Is expected that High
Gun win skip Frances richest
race October Q and take another
crack ct the $75. 900 -added Jockey
Club Gold Cup at Belmont &C.
tober is. He may meet Nashus
again In that marathon.
Last year High Gun led all thu
way In the Cold Cup, beating c
Nv. Whitney's Fisherman by three
lengths eased up. The Kinf
Ranch ace went to Laurel fol
the international. but injured /
hip on the grass course during /
workout, and was Withdrawn
The committee of turf writers
who invited American horses Il
the Maryland classic then Sc.
Ilected Fisherman as an alternate
land Eddie Arcaro steered him tx
q narrow victory over the French
mare Banassa.
Nashua, the Belair Stud'l
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ID. G. Women cycIist
Finishes Second

NEW YORK. Sept. rs (spe-
ciaD Ruth Sibley. the District
OF Columbia women's bicycle rae
ing champion. was second to
Mickey Finch. New York Uni
versity coed, in a mile sprint
today.
Miss Finch won in 2:5o.6. A
half test for boys was won
by 9-year-old Craig Speaker Of
washington in liza.
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TWO SAILORS TRIPLE WINNERS
Score Of Shippers Get
Evening Star Awards

lover Bill Heintz of West River,
Md. This gave Fordyce's Dutch
built Flying Dutchman top
honors. Heintz raced q Thistle,
Comet Crew linked
The hard-luck crew Of the
week end was aboard q Comet
from Pines Lakes. N. ]. Crew
member Roger Tardiff. is, was
stricken with all the symptoms
|of appendicitis and taken to
Emergency Hospital by the Red
Cross. He was released at the
end Of the day. TIs skipper.
John Sutliff, found anather crew
on the point and started out for
the windup race. On the second
lap the boat took a knock-down
from a strong puff Of wind and
the skipper twas thrown over
board.
MORNING RACES
Thistle Class: -Thistledovn, Joseph
vsndcrGaaz. Lake Hopatcong. ". j.: b.
Whimsy. Samuel Merrick. Bay Head,
n. p: 3--jimcap, Bob Harwood. WASH
Chesapeake ne; eos. Judy Contrary,
Gomdr; Dick REYNOLDS, National Yacht
bo Sns M %sts kniss. National r
Lightning Cas-: I--Sparks; Jim Gar
David shay. North Pisinfsld. \ -,
Hampton one-Desirn: I--Miss-Hap.
George Conrad. Norfolk: Envy, Tom
Brady. Portsmouth, Va.
LsSss Isi lake Hopste eaas F SNa ~.
sam FortsnSsas;f u. Hay Head.
H, passsr Cps s. asEry M asehT Rss
Hayen. N. J.: 3--Gyp. Marvin Myers,
Ssiss a siss; ggsse , Mssss;
roo. Burton Eaton. ToWson. Md: g.
Abb. George Brown. Potomac River
Sailing Association.
TEMPEST Cas-: i--Nq I. mary Jolly.
stormy Lady. vIrsinIa Raven; oWu; Or
Penguin Class: Icy; Charles n.
co oInasIa Yssa. Club S ,fea.0
pam. Edward cottsr. Potomac River s. A.
y Special race: wooden shoe. Jack
rordyce. PRSA:. 2-HighlandeT, Billy
Heintz. West River. Nd: 3--Nirvana.
Roger Norman. Gloucester. Va.
TROPHY WINNERS
Thistle Class: l-Harwood 401:
e-Merriek. 80; 3-Joseph Krafit. Alex
e chesapeake seal sos: i--Reynolds. TAT;
wells. 23.3; s---Knisht; 1873,
800: 3--Corrobee Carroll Buress, Bal
timore, Esq.,.
Hampton One Design. 1--Robertson.
46.4; THE jug. Brian B. Kane. r..
chsstertown. Ma. ~: 3Brady; -
AL: 3--Meyer,..47.7
Buster Class 1--Mote. @d.f: Myers,
35.5s b. BachmaI. s1.T.
Shine Class Munro, 324; -
Brown Bis; Pursuit, Bill Rushiow,
Washington, o.
Tempest Cas-. MARY Jolly. 9a.s:
2-Georse Collins. 1874: Joe OHara.
1877.
Penguin Class: I'LL. SOL: 2--Penso,
Special race = 1-oFcrdyce. So: Heintz.
Ss3; 3--Nirvana. As.
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ID. c. Mcrksmon Wins
|HummeI Skeet Title

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Sept. %
II .-George Deyoe Of Washing
ton. D. c.. Is champion Of the
Hummel skeet tournament fol
the second time. but 1t took q
perfect score to do it.
Deyoe broke all 100 targets
thrown for him yesterday to I'm
|ish one bird better than o. C.
Fulke Of Weston, w. Va. Third.
with 90 breaks. was w. p. Tanhill
of Stanton. Va.
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Ford Carries
|2-Sfroke Lead
Into Last Round
NEWTON. Mass. Sept. 26 (P1

NEWTON. Mass. Sept. 26 (R.
Doug Ford. National PEA
titlist from Yonkers. N. Y. today
carried q two-stroke lead with q
9-under-par 207 into the final
round Of the 72-hole Sponsors
Golf Tournament at the Charles
River Country Club.
The 33-year-old Ford strug-
gled to a par SO on the first nine
yesterday. but coming In he reg
istered an eagle 8 on the 400
yard 10th hole and added three
brides to finish the round in q
fine So.
His tremendous finish before q
1900 crowd enabled him to take
over first place in the compete
ton for top money OF $1,000.
Art Wall. jr.. of Pocono Manor.
Pa, and the halfway mark lead
er. Fred Haas OF New Orleans
and Claremont. Calf, were
,deadlocked for second after 50
holes with 2O9s. Cary Middle
cor Of Memphis. Tenn, the nom
practicing dentist. was one
stroke behind them.
The only others close to Ford
at the three-quarters mark were
Jackie Burke. a Texan playing
out Of Kiamesha Lake. NY. and
Fred Hawkins Of st. Andrews,
H.. who were tied at 2l2.
The 6,431-yard. par 70 course
was surprisingly fast after a
heavy rain which washed out
scheduled third round play
Saturday and put OF the final
round until today.
Gene LittIer, the 1858 National
Amateur champion who was tied
with Ford after SO holes, lost his
touch and took a three over
par rs. boosting his total score
to 214.
The ton scorers.
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| Two golfers who have beer
knocking at the door OF clut
championships for the last sew
eral years both came through
lover the week end. Johnny Els
linger ct Congressional and Dick
lKreuzburg at Columbia.
| Eisinger, who lost In the semi
idnals at Congressional and the
lanals at KenWood last year,
never was up until the 35th hole
lin q i-up victory over Bob Cham
ldler at Congressional. Eisingel
lagain Is In the Kenwood final
where he plays Buddy sharkey
next Sunday.
Kreuzburg. . former Kenwood
Irunnerup and rinnerup and
lsemiflnalist at Columbia In the
lpast four years. beat Karl KEEL
Herman. up In an l8-hole final
Eisinger was four down x
Chandler after IA holes Of thu
first round and at that point
Chandler had not had q DOGGY
but Eisinger gradually whitfield
1.-THE lead and squared the match
ION the 34th with q par and went
/ / up on IS. He dumped In Q IA
foot birdie putt on the last hole
Ito avoid extra play, as Chandler
was close to the pin in two
Chandler had 70-76 and Eisin-
Iger 75-7I.
Krenzburg waded through the
tough half Of the draw at CO.
|lumbia where he beat Earl Skin
Iker, Ray Swearingen. Richie
lEdmonston. s. s. Fletcher and
IKellernnan in q row. Columbia
played long and wet all last week
land Dick won each match the
same way. by outchipping and
|outputting his opponent on the
long par tours.
Kreuzburg's wife is the wor1-
ems champion at Columbia and
today she opens defense Of her
little.
Other flight winners at Con-
Igressional:
second oeorse Brandt defeated Tor
shaw. 8 and 1: consolation, Dr.. E. g
| Kirehner defeated 3. n. Becker. 4 and 5
Third-pI 3. Q, Pslland dsfesssd, e Z
aaRl ssasis s.isa. aap / Tos. e.
pourth-w. p. Maroshek defestss
John Perkins. up. l9 holes; consol4'
isSn; pr, 81 z H. seani0n d'fes'sd !
Fifth-c. A. Gamaiier. H., defeatet
pr. 3. Z. Bean defeated +. Q. Sutton
sixth--E. I. Dieudonne. H.. dsfesses
lc q. Berry. up; consolation, Or. y. J
Radice defeated d. J. ward, 2 up.
eeventh--W b. steele defeated .Dr
5. !. M eEalnsy dsfsassd ! II. ). smith
E sRd Is, N. s<Svey defeated ". :
GallashsE; z and l; consolation. 3;
II. Mailer defeated & G. Nasei. / up.
:, Ts nth sna sassr defeated stan
Club championships ct other
clubs:
BROOKE MANOR FARMS.
Al Shorb and Volney Burnett
meet in the semifinal feature Of
the championship next weei
END. with the other match be-
tween Dick Graveley and Dewey
IPeake. Graveley defeated Jim
Peake. I and .: the elder Peake
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powerful s-year-old, found the
older horses too tough Saturday.
las he finished third on q sloppy
track, with High Gun rushing
up from last place to nip the
Maine Chance Farms Jet Action
by q head at the wire. Helioscope
was fourth and the oyer-matched
Mr.. Turf NTH and last.
Nashua probably win try to
redeem himself against the
handicap stars in the Gold Cup.
which Is at 2 miles compared
with the Sysonby's mile and one
eighth.
Nashua already Is invited to
the Laurel international. He got
the bid after he defeated Swaps
in the 800. 900 match race at
washington Park.
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Eisinger and Kreuzburg
Capture Club Golf Titles

defeated Doug Jones, / up In
he holes: Burnett defeated Fred
lSmeltzer, 8 and /, and Short
won over Claude Jenkins. 2 and
is, IN quarter finals.
ARMY NAyY-Col. H. O.
Bench defeated Col. G. Babb. s
and Q. and Mai. Don O,Neil won
over Col. A. Berg. 3 and 2, In
feature matches as the FIRST
round was completed. The sur
Ivivors included Col. H. F. Nich-
Eols, seeking q third title. who
won by default.
s BELLE HAVEN--John Anon.
|75-74-149 was good for medal
Ihonors in the Belle Haven play
Joe I.aSalle. the defending cham
Ipion, passed up Q crack ct the
medal. Frank Woolley. D former
champion. was unable to COM
lplete his qualifying due 70 q
business trip. Clint Harmon waf
second with $50 and Maurice
i eBosquet. present senior and
former club champion, had 152.
GOOSE CREEK-There1l Be 9
new champion at Goose Creek
with Brewster Cornwell taking
care OF last years winner. r. B
(Stretch) Flanagan. s and 5, In
Ia fifst-round match between two
players big enough to be pre-
basketball centers.
Cornwell meets Jim Doukas. :
land 2 winner over John Alder
imam, In the quarterfinals. John
fraser shot . 10 and had TO do
lit for q 1-up triumph over Bill
lBrownrigg. Walter Hardy beat
Eddie Frank, 4 and 2, with .
back nine Of 50 and plays Fraser
next.
EAST PoToMAC-Mrs. Heller
Konopa. the defending cham
tpion. viii meet Mrs. Joyce Hays
in the final Of the women's
championship. Mrs.Konopa de-
Ifeated Eileen Myers. i6-year-old
cheer leader at Wakefield High
| Q up. and Mrs. Hayes won, 2 and
II, over Kitty Ward.
KENWOOD - James EmeliC
II
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BY MALCOLM LANIBORNE. Jr.

BY MALCOLM LANIBORNE, Jr
The 1855 Presidents Cup Re.
gatta ended lin q blaze Of sun
light and q smart breeze yester.
day on Hams Point. and q score
Of shippers went home with The
Evening Star trophies.
Winners and runnersup Of the
two-day. three-race series re-
ceived their silver bowls from
Jacquelyn Mccartney, regatts
princess. in the presence Of re-
gatta and District officials. in
GLIDING District Commissioner
Samuel Spencer who Is an ac-
tive yachtsman.
Two of the winners scored
three firsts during the program,
which wound up the regatta sea-
son in Washington. Charlie I'll
of Arlington, one-time dinghy
champion from Brown univer-
sfty. wasto skipper In the PEN
gums, while Jim Carson Of Phil
adelphia took the honors In the
Lightnings.
On winning u. s. Team
Carson was q member Of the
winning United States team that
raced in Argentina last winter.
Another member Of that group,
David Shay of North Plainfield,
N. j., finished second.
Smart sailing and a break al
the start put Comdr. Dick Reyn.
olds over the top in the Chesa.
peake 20s class. He was tied or
points with Tony Wells goins
into the final race and nearly
missed making the starting line
in time. As it turned out, he was
at the right spot at the start and
soon went into the lead. He kept
his Judy Contrary there to the
finish. Wells was second In Strut
away and therefore second in the
series.
Another area winner was Bot
Harwood who skippered Jimcar
in the Thistle class. He finished
third yesterday but had enough
points saved up to take the tor
prize over Samuel Merrick Of
Bay Head, N. j. Joe Kraft. who
happens to be chairman of the
committee that selects the tro-
phies, won himself a third place
In the Thistles.
Other Winners Listed
Harry Mote Of East Haven
N. j., was Buster class winner
with 1t. Marvin Myers Of thu
Metropolitan police placing sec
ond.
Other first-place shippers were
Ronald Leuvelink Of Lake Ho.
patcong, Comets; Bruce Munro
Of Lake Mohawk, N. j., Snipes
and Mary jolly Of George Wash.
ington University, Tempests.
Art Libby of Annapolis Yacht
Club won a special trophy fol-
the high-scoring Penguin skippe,
under 10 years Of age.
Jack Fordyce of Potomac River
Sailing Association won the fina
event OF a special one-of-a-kinc
race nv better than two minute.
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Wins Walking Title
BUFFALO. N, r., Sept.

| BUFFALO. N. r. Sept. rs (P.
James Hewson Of Buffalo led
la field Of % yesterday to win the
National senior AAU 25-kilome-
tier walking championship In
l2:i4.32.
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aphoIstsred. $50. II; s caS sn 81 tex s
HOLSTERERS. 2A47 18th at NV
CO. h-Sll6. 81
FURNITURE AND PIANO--SmaI
Rrand piano IN excellent condition
dining rnf. table and q chairs. also
sota; hrsakfront chine cabinet
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FlagStone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Porehes patios. walks. retaining
walls tile drainage.
ANGELO MARCUcCIo. 10. 9-1769
GENERAL REPAIR W0RK--con.
crete. brick. and plastertng: estt-
mates and guarantees. WILLIAM a,
INGRAM, 10. l-4Is7, after pm
PAINTING, Interior and exterior
HOUSTON. Lu. $4,000. = az
PAINTING. inter, and ext, lowest
rates 10 town; white mech: refs
Free estimste. HO. 2-5121. -7
PAINTING, PAPERlNG--First ciasl
w s,s,x s gP,, gcrk done s.sa iaEsmsdi,
PAINTING. senl, remodeiinr. salts
ned customers for over IS yrs. MR;
LAWRENCE. ia. 5-603i. Ii. 6-sIoo
csii any time. K. poaSiNIcK. JA.
lisa o. IA. 4-83l7.
$40 and up this week;
"a S1l, assS sundls,st a yssessis papers
PAPERING RoOMs - $3.50 incl.
material and labor: painting at
SPEC; prices: work guar. TAs D.
rSa sisIii PAINTING. Old
time white mechanics. JACK
SPARKEe, LO. T-g13l.
repairs. prompt serv-
ice. reasonable prices. Js. A-5as4.
REPAIRS - old and
new work. lge, and small Jobs. Reas.
White mech. Work guar. 10. 9-4l5z
AND HEATTNG--Lov
prices. free estimates Nd. work
only, Mr.. LEE. VIII. 6-6S0T. 20
ROOFING, new work and repairs;
Cutters. spouts. carpentry and
painting. Also house painting. az
terror and interior. A D. THOMAS
Roor RasPPArRs. an types; rsas
prices. guar. work: white mach
:. E s,,s ., sstimsts; no. s.5f27: ~
tion, Repairs on all types Of
roofs. Ii 6-s1o0 "a. H-603l
ROOFING. WAITE u PROOFtNG.
painting. repointing: exp. work. v.
mech: work guaranteed. IL 7-sa09.
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Furniture Mart

216 King 81. Alex. Va. kl: $4,000
FuRN.--Pch. glider. chrome Kit, set.
window fan, new a air -eond,, 9xl2
rug, lawn nwr., bed, etc. RA.3-5s.e.
FURN.-2-pe. liv. rm., blond dinette,
mod. hedrm., new sect. sofa, chairs,
lamps, tables. OV. 3-25e4. --29
GAS RANtiES, new, used. rep; oil.
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE,
IdiI eth st. n ", Ma S-aT32
GAS RANGE, COLUMBUS. List price.
$10a. Our SPECIAL price. S4s.SS.
no 2-l220, o am. to 3 pm. 2ss
GAS RANGES. new, used. installa-
tion. PEERLESS SALES Co. 223T
Ga. ava. NV, DE. 2-5566.
GENERATORS. STARTERS, $3.50
up, lie assert, elect. motor repairs:
4Ist yr. CARLY. 1908 i4th, NO.
GOLF cLUBs--A matched set Of 8
Louisville Grand Slam used golf
irons. Made by Bradbury and Hill
Hard, Also golf bAg, A good buy
at $3.50. Call EN-. 2-S7go.
HEATERS, ranges, stoves; new. used
tgas, oil, coal. wood. elec,t. ACME
STOVE. Toll Tth n W. MA. .8-Sg52.
HIDE-A-BED, Simmons: used; excel.
cond. Call EN-. 10000, $50 ?, N.
to T:3O pm. rs