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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
Old Fayorifes
Win Potomac
Sailing Races
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE, JR.

A feet OF % boats launched
the 1855 racing season for the
Potomac River Sailing Associ-
alton yesterday of Hams Point.
The fleet might have been larger
but for the threatening weather,
which produced a smart easterly
wind and eventually a rain
squall.
The wind started at around 5
knots and built to as high as Is
The squall. fortunately. came
near the end of the scheduled
double-header for all classes.
Old favorites showed up in
the win column, with three we'll
known sailors winning both their
races.
Harvey Lekson of Columbia
and National Yacht Clubs led
the 3-boat Comet fleet in his
Sleipnir Ed Powers, PRSA
commodore, was second both
times.
Len Penso. also of Columbia,
who wins Penguin races almost
as consistently as Lekson in
the Comets. was twice winner in
another small class turnout. He
sails Trinket.
Don Wilson of Columbia
brought his Malabar in ahead
of Bruce Wetmore's Manon in
the Snipes both times.
In the nine-boat Lightning
class, Secretary Marshall Horn
blowers Whisper set the pace in
the first race. followed by Tim
Corcoran'S Cork and Chuck
EVerly's Zip. The next time
around, Zip was first and Horn
blower third. Nancy Pat, Ma
rine Corps boat from Quantico
was second.
Joe Kraft and Jack Smith
shared first and second honors
in the Thistles.
There were no starters in four
other scheduled classes. The
races were handled by Race
Chairman Ben Minor and his
troupe aboard Earl Porter's
Nereid.
The summaries:
~, Thtstles: First race--Jo-Jo. Joe Krafft.
Mitche woman Jack Fordyce: Tumble.
weed, p. II: Pattison- Knight Second rae
witch Woman, Jo-Jo. Tumbieweed.
LiShtnlngS: First race--Whisper, Mar
shall Hornblower; Cork. Tim Corcorar,.
Zip, Charles Eyerly. Second race-zip,
Nancy Fat, Marine Corps: Whisper.
Comets; First race-Sleipnir, Harvey
Lekson; Double Scotch. Comdr. Ed. Pow.
erS Okspi. Fletcher Vandersmith. Second
raGe-Sleipnir; Double Scotch, Okapi.
Pengnins First race-Trinket. Len
Pehso; winding. Ben McKelway. jr.
second rsce.Trinket. Olde Drum, Frank
Kraft. Nimble, Bob Larsen. -A
Snipes; First race-Malabar Don VIII
son: Manion; Bruce Wetmore Second race
-Malabar Manon
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Georgetown Takes
Boston Dinghy Cup

MEDFORD, Mass, April rs
especially Georgetown Univer-
sity has possession of the his
toric Boston Dinghy Club cup
today. tribute to the Hoyas'
sailing mastery.
The Georgetown crew ran up
a total of lit points to overhaul
Princeton, the leader Saturday,
to win the two-day invitation
sailing meet at Tufts College.
Princeton finished second with
174 points, followed by Tufts,
ITO; Williams, 1855; Northeast
ern, 1854; Boston College, l46;
McGill, 145; NIT, 145; Harvard,
141: Brown, 1874; Ohio State, 1872,
and Worcester Polytech, los.
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Marlboro Rocewuy
Lists Two Features

Marlboro Motor Raceway will
stage a double feature Sunday
after rain forced postponement
OF Yesterdays Dixon free
for-all 25-lap headliner.
-Four events were run yester-
day before the downpour, with
the Southern Maryland and
Northern Virginia racing clubs
splitting the honors. Bill Dove
of Virginia won the first heat,
Bill Prunier of Maryland the
second, Tommy Irwin of Win
chester, Va, the third, and Elmo
Langley of the host club the
fourth.
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BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Seldom has a team come up
with last-hole heroics to match
those of the Princes Georges
Club team members in yester-
days triumph over Bethesda
Country Clubs defending cham
pions in the second round of the
Maryland State team golf
matches.
Gil Willett and Eddie Bean
both made 35-foot birdie puts
or the 18th green at Prince
Georges to help bring about the
tie and the eventual playoff vic
tory. while Doug Madison fin
iShed birdie-birdie at Bethesda
to furnish the biggest contribu-
ton of the six members of The
winning team who were selected
to play away.
The Ia man teams are
divided, six members playing at
home and six away.
Mattison has been a member of
Prince Georges for Is years and
has missed only one State team
match in that perod, one Sunday
when he was out of town. He
doesn't have top ranking among
the Districts amateurs, but he's
a good club player and wins
more than his share of matches.
Comeback at End
Madison and Edgie Johnson
were one down on the back nine
and 2 down on the Is with two
holes to go to Perky Cullinane
and Bill Henley of Bethesda in
the last foursome out at Bethes-
da. Mattison proceeded to drop
a 10-footer for a birdie deuce on
the 18th, and on the par-four
18th his second shot settled
inches from the cup as he won
the last two holes and a point
and a half for his team.
When the 18-hole matches
were over each team had nine
points. That left it up to the
TOP foursome to play off at
Prince Georges, with host pro
Al Houghton and Gil Willett
against Harry Griesmer. the
visiting pro. and John Gonella.
The extra hole was no con-
test. GrieSmer was in trouble
all the way, and Gonella hit
his second shot over the green.
Houghton had an easy par and
Willett birdie he didn't need.
Prince Georges had other
contributors in John Jankow-
ski, who made a 20-foot round
house putt on the ninth green
to save a half point. and Mai.
Jack Anderson, who had four
brides on the front side.
Revenge for "a Loss
Best golf of the losers was
by Del Beman and Roger Hor-
ton, who swept three points at
Bethesda from Hank Robson
and Joe Balestri, and Tom
Manning and Bill Dudley, who
won az on their home course.
Prince Georges, twice cham
pion, twice semiflnalist and
once runnerup in the last six
years, avenged an lit defeat
at Bethesda's hands in the semi
finals last year.
Congressional is moving along
without too much attention in
the upper bracket and could be
the finalist. Witty Cox's team
drubbed Indian Spring, 16la-1h2,
yesterday and has a lineup that
could cause trouble.
Congressional was a semi
finalist in 1852. runnerup the
next year and last year was
-
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ASee&S 90 %
Popped out for Kline In 9Th.
= Fouled out for Moore in 18th.
. Flied out for johnson in 9th.
Safe on error for Young In 9th.
Washington 90 0O2 U20--5
Baltimore 020 900 000--2
Runs batted in-Sievers. Diering,
Moore, Busby i2l Yost l2). Two-base
hits--Yost, Diering Home run---Sievers.
Stolen bases-Busby, Evers. Sacrifices
--Schmitz, Snyder. Double play--Smith
to Miranda. Left on Washington,
H. Baltimore, 10. Bases on balls--On
Moore. l; on schmits, /: OF johnson. 8.
Struck out-By SchmitS. 0: by Moore. 1;
by johnson. 2. Hits-Od Moore. . IN
Runs and earned runs--on schmits.
2-2. OF Moore 80; of johnson. 20
Hit py pitcher BY Moore lYosti. VIM
nsr = sehmitz t2-Ql. Loser : Moore
Kinley and Flaherty. Time-2:24. At
tendanee-22, Sg6.
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.DeMatha Hopes
For Upset Over
Gonzaga Today
CATHOLIC LEAGUE STANDINGS

", l.; WI,
S S::;i r.. E i : e..
DeMatha. which stunned st.
Johns with a 6-2 defeat Friday,
can further muddle the Catholic
League baseball race with a VIC
tory over the current leader,
Gonzaga, in a postponed game
at $3.50 pm. today at Turkey
Thicket Playground.
Another Catholic game today
has st. Johns and Mackin meet
ing at Taft Playground at $3.50
o'clock
Gonzaga and DeMatha were
scheduled yesterday at Taft, but
wet grounds put off the meeting
to today, providing the sun comes
out
Meanwhile, at Georgetown
Prep. the Little Hoyas tied Car
roll for second place with
double win over St. Anthony,
Az and So. Tomorrow Prep
and Carroll will break their
deadlock with game at Carroll.
Moe" Molinari, who returned
TO second base only last Friday
after recovering from a broken
leg, slammed a two-run double
and Jack Schaefer followed with
a tWo-run single for all of Props
runs IN the third inning of the
first game.
Dennis Scarf, a righthanded
Junior, won the first game with
an 11-strikeout three-hitter and
relieved Dave Hearne in the sixth
inning of the second game.
Shortstop Greg Kane and Third
Baseman Tom McComas starred
afield for Prep, which committed
only one error all afternoon.
The Maryland Ri = County
League, a Six-team circuit with
the addition of High Point, be-
gins its round-robin action today
in the only league play scheduled.
BladenSburg, the defending
champion, is at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, unbeaten Montgomery J.,
Blair at Suitland and North
western at High Point, which is
using the Greenbelt field.
The schedule:
Eastern at Roosevelt, $50.
Bell at Anacostia. 800.
Spin9arn at BALTIC. Douglas. $40.
George WASHINGTON at Bulls. $50.
MONTGOMERY Blair at Suitland @:3O.
Northwestern at High Point. 40.
$50
,, GIhambeFlain VS.. Woodward Prep on
rh SGn4ss s.3o vs. DeMatha at Turkey
Mackin VS.. St Johns at Taft. $50.
TOMORROW
Coolidge at Tech $3.50.
Loudoun County at George Mason,
Mackin at National Training School.
$3.50
oyon Hill at surrattsvilIe, $50.
Western at Splngarn, $40.
F sii Sh at Wa K Mjsashlns5onLee
Garfield at King George. 2.
Osbourn at Herndon, >.
Laurel at Frederick Sasscer, ,.
La Plata at Great Mills. RIO.
Friends at ST. Adams. $3.50.
Wilson at Landon, g.
St. Stephens at Priory 3 10.
GonZaga at Roosevelt, 800,
GEORGETOWN Prep at Carroll. $50.
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One out when winning run scored.
/ Ran for Smith In 9th.
Walked for DierinR in 9th.
Hit into double play for Miranda in
9th
Grounded out for Snyder in 10th.
Doubled for Rosovin In 10th
Washington O0a oI0 600 Oh
Baltimore 600 O0l 600 l-2
Runs Edwards. Pyburn. Evers. Runs
GATED in--Busby. coan t2). Two-bsse
hits 4usby. Coan. Evers Three-bsse
hit-Spith. stolen base-Snyder. Sac
rihce--Triandos. Double play--Yost 10
edwards TO Vernon. Left on bases
WASHINGTON. 9; Baltimore. o. Bases on
oalls-By Pascual, 1; BY Porterneld. Q:
by Rogovin. Struck out-By Pas
cusl. = BY MeDermott. /: By Roeovin,
5. Hits on PascuaL 2 in "a INNINGS;
OF Porterneld. In ga inninss faced
one batter in 10TH, MeDermott. o In y
inning Runs-esrned runs-Pascual. l.
l; Rogovin. LII. Porterfeld. l-l: Nc
E ss.7i5 esssl ssrl, yME eEIsi.,
Time-3:07.
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MAJOR. LEAGUE
LEADERS
By the Associated rress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting biased on IS at bsts,--Kalirie
s RsssT1 New New Y En4R chsssS a
chicase 400; Power. f Kansas
Runs@carrasauel. chicaso, is: Throne.
and Mantle and Bauer. New York. / !
Runs bstted in-Niemsn. Chicago, and
s9ys09 Bost NsT a nGrt kan In T petPo
Hits.KaiiSe. Detroit. l. and skowron.
of5 e snd PSser 0RR5 sasss
ooabies--4'hroneberry and White. Bos.
eIty and serr Re'f New 9S SSsF Kansas
Triples - Fox Chicago. 3: Kaline,
Home runs---Nieman. Chicago. S: Kaline
Detroit. 4; nine players tied with 3
W NgSf6n; RI Rivera CHICAGO and Yost
"itehigs-Niyon; Boston: LEMON, cleye-
Ian 40, ana uoI rerd New York. 30
Chicago; ,Keilner. Kansas City: Turiey..
SeST Yo r6o> ard schmitz. Washington
Striksouts--Score. Cleveland, "a: Turley.
New York, n; Ford. New York. ID;
NIXON NIXON, Boston. IS; Harshman. Chi
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting BIASED on rs at bats)--Repulski,
St. Louis, 1896; Logan, Milwaukee,
$3.50; Hammer, Philadelphia 1857:
Bruton Milwaukee, 1854; Campanella.
BROOKLYN, and Fondy Chicago. ,362
Runs.-Bruton, Milwaukee, IA: Gillian
and Furillo, Brooklyn 12; Campo
nella, Brooklyn, II; Robinson and
Snider' Brooklyn. and Mays, New
Runs Batted In--snider. Brooklyn, and
thomson. Milwaukee. II; Furillo,
BROOKLYN, 10: Fondy. Chicago. IA;
, Campanells, Brooklyn, ~.
Hits-RepulSki, st. Louis. 10; Furillo,
Brooklyn. and Hammer, Philadelphia,
ISi Amoros and Campanella, Brooklyn
Fonds. Chicago. and Moon. 81. Louis
Deubles--Hodses, Brooklyn, Lockman.
New York, and Renuiskf, 81. Louis, &;
Amoros, Brooklyn, Sauer and Fondy.
Chicago, and He'll, Cincinnati,
Triples--Bruton. Milwaukee, 3; Aaron.
Milwaukee. Mays. New York and
Hammer. Philadelphia. ..
Home Runs-Furillo Brooklyn. O.;
kluszewski, Cincinnati. 3, Snider and
CCsmpsnena' Brooklyn. and jackson,
stolen Bsses-oiiiiam. Brooklyn. 81;
Temple, Cincinnati. and Boyer, ST.
Pnehins-Erskint, BROOKLYN. 40. 1000:
Newcouibe BROOKLYN, Minner and
Davis. Chicago. Burdette, Milwaukee,
Hesrn. New York, and Dickson. Phila-
delphia. 10. 900.
etrlkeeuts--Jones, chicaso. 81; BrSkine
BROOKLYN. Rush. Chicaeo Antcneili
-.stw York and wehmeier. Philadei-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

Husband and wife and a
brother combination were among
the winners in Norbeck Country
Clubs field day and trophy day
yesterday.
Lou Horowitz won low gross
with rs and Mrs. Horowitz tied
for low net in the women's nine
hole event with 53-8l2-44l2 to
Mrs. Itz Laskin's 52-71a-441a,
using half handicaps.
Eli Wiener won the low net in
the Galloway with a 70 while
Mace Wiener won the hole-in- one
contest. Marty Flax was low net
winner with 81-11-70.
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! Lost-HoIe HEROES Win
For Prince Georges Team

which year after year has either
the first or second best club on
paper.
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Good Pinch Hit Job

the first or second best club on
paper.
Good Pinch Hit Job
Bill Hardy, whose clubmaking
duties have kept HIM off the golf
course for two months, had to
pinch hit for Chevy Chase and
teamed with John Brawner to
win three points from Charley
Muck, the Mid-Atlantic assist
ant pro champion, and Frank
Mann of Belle Haven. Hardy
and Brawner played almost per-
feet partner golf.
Chevy Chase won, 1876, al
though Bobby Brownell and
Jack Burke dropped two of three
points to Frank Woolley and
Clint Harmon.
Country Club of Maryland
drubbed Washington G&CC,
15l2-ll2. and meets Chevy
Chase next week in what figures
to be the feature quarter-final.
Sixteen-year-old Bobby Ler-
ner was one of the start for
Woodmont as he and Billy Bup-
pert won three points from Bill
Strausbaugh and Roy, Garrett of
HagerstoWn. Cabot Feldman and
Buddy Zig, and Howard Nord-
linger and Bobby Goldstein gave
Woodmont 8l2 Of 9 points at
home.
Yesterdays Results
Confessional, 1914; Indian Spring
vTw of Frederick. 10; Woodholme. s.
nLlenaale, lQl3: Rolling Road. IA.
Woodmont. 12ia: Fountain Head. 5Ia
Chevy Chase. L.: Belle Haven, d.
c. c. of Maryland. 1914: Washing
ton 6. and c. c.. "a.
PRINCE Georges. 8; Bethesda, Q tPG
Fort Meade. 10; Baltimore C. c.. 8.
Next Sundays Pairings
CONGRESSIONAL vs.. VFW Of Frederick
Chevy Chase Us. C. C. OF Maryland
Prince Georges VS.. Fort Meade
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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

game ID innings.
San Francisco, 81; Hollywood,
At. ~'
Oakland SO; Los Angeles, IS.
Second game 20 innines).
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Toisl iAiiubS'
Ioledo at st. Paul CO, postponed,
Denver, l3-3: Louisville. 81.
Charleston at Minneapolis l2i, post
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE .

sTUDEBAKER SO VS. Land Cruiser
4-dr.: fully equipped: low mileage.
1-oWner car: S1g5. Payments 70
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Heart of Bethesda. -21
STUDEBAKER 1889 Champ. Cdr.
Windshield wiper. dir. sigs.; must
sell for at least $500; make me an
offer. FREDERICK H. LORD. $500
6hiDIey ter, sc. LII. 1882. IL
STUDEBAKER 1885,. b-passenger: g.
900 miles. auto drive, heater No
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80 STUDEBAKER
4-Door. Green. Equipped. S695
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PONTTAC I'd

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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PONTIAC oil 4-dr.: r. ana n, dydra-
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all-leather interior; S2,995. Listed
CO.. INC, 1902 E.-W. hwy. cat Ga,
ave. sil. spg.. Md. JU. $4,000.
PONTIAC '55 Catalina; r. and h.,
Hydra, turn signals; 2.tone blue
finish, Wv: tires: S2,695. Real
cosf a.. INc iSe5 E. svfi hwy. M sst az.
ave. Sill. Spg.. Nd, JU. $4,000.
PONTIAC. '52 4-dr.: dark green I'm
ish, T. h.. HYDRA Matte: like new
inside and out An exceptional buy
st only Sl;095. ,ROSSLYN MOTOR
sf bEs s. u Ksy M MCGEE ST Ak 5aS IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
AoToMosILES-EoR SALE

sTUDEBAKER Champions AZ, so.
81, so stariight club eoupes. 2-drs.
4-drs., cd. auto. trans: choice Of
colors. These are economy cars in
finest cond., from SEAS TO $685.
Cash or terms as low as SIS dr., SIS
mo. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis.
ave. NV, I'm. 3-0I42. -22
STUDEBAKER '53 Champ. de luxe
5-pass. coupe; 2-tone green: oyerdr.
T. and h. SLABS. LEE d. BUTLER,
INC. 1871 2lst sc. NV. DI. 7-0I11
WILLIS so station wagon. Clean as
q pinl Radio and heater, overdrive
Must be soldi Only SS95, on good
terms. 5 to o pm, call RA. 6-2776.
WILLYS "a De luxe 2-dr.; baby blue.
overdrive. heater. defroster. 6,700
miles; practically new: Sl.050. WA.
WHY'S 1852 station wagon; 2-tone
blue, heater. oyerdrive:: appearance
and interior like new: one owner:
specially priced, $500.
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
1921 Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va.
Used-car Lot
Phone ia. 7-lI16. Open Daily 8 to 8
-22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
CORRECTION

The ad ion MERsoN q THOMPSON.
in the issue of April is, was in
srSer. Be selog !; the corsee ,sT. a. DIN,
equipped; $995, terms and trade:
MERSON 4 THOMPSON. Chrysler
and Plymouth Dealer. 4721 Hamp-
den lane. 1927 Wisconsin ave-. Be.
thesda, OIL. 2-sofsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

50 Special 4,door de;
luxe sedan; excellent condition, light
blue, low mileage: bought new; ga
rage kept; $3.50. 1898 Alton place
NV, WO 6-1975. -23
'53 Cranbrook 2-dr.; Z
and h, Wv. tires. 2-tone; 81 ,o0o
or best offer. MR.. CORNES. no. =
91OO. Ext. 704. pa
1851 club coupe; 1000
miles; r, and h., seat covers; S55o
40 club coupe; orig
Brewster green paint: this car is IN
very good, cond; $4,000 orig miles;
pvt. owner. Do not miss this buy;
win sacrifices ss saa5. Call after 2
IS Savoy; new; $40
miles. Naval Oficer wants to sell
now. LII 4-4024. q
1919 Suburban; orig.
saddle brown finish; interior and
exterior like new; heater; one
owner. You'll buy this one Tor
S679. =.
Rosenthal Chevrolet Co.
292l Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
Used-Car Lot
Phone ia. T-1116. Open Daily. 70 y