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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

New Addition: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter l. Lowe, 2431 Fourth Av.
s.. have chosen the name Walter
Leonard Jr, for their new son
born July "a, at Fairview hospital.
The baby, their first-born, weigh
ed six pounds and nine ounces at
birth. Mrs. Anna wartham Of
Minneapolis Is the maternal
grandmother.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brown, 3T4e Fourth Av.
s. were hosts at dinner on Sat-
urday. July %. in honor Of their
house guests, the Misses Barbara
Mills and Yvonne Benning of
Yellow Springs, o. Guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cal
lander and son. Michael Leon:
Mines. Geraldine Martin and Ber-
nadine Butler Of Des Moines, Ia;
the Misses Clara Rogers, Pitts
burgh Pa, Margaret Sweeney,
Pensacola, Fla. Mildred Pollard,
Gloria Brown; Messrs. John Jones,
Bev. Pollard; little Misses Donoca
Mills, Zebra Ann Brown, Robin
and Wanda Pollard and Steven
Brown.
Guest OF Mother; Mrs. Phyllis
Wheatley Jones of Flint, Mich, is
mentioning in the city and visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mae Jenkins
of So Royalston Av. N, and other
relatives. Mrs. Jones is employed
at General Motors Corp. in Flint.
On Motor Trip: Mr.. Leonard
Madden, 3737 Fourth Av. s.,
left by motor early Sunday morn
ing for Kansas City, Mo-, to Wis
it his father, Mr.. viii Madden and
sister, Mrs. Gladys Adams. From
there he will go to Nowata, Okla,
to visit another sister, Mrs.
George Hubbard and family. Mr..
Madden will be joined by friends
and will continue his trip to Cleve-
and, O., and other points in Ohio.
New Playmate: Jocelynn Jones,
six, and her % months old sister,
Judy, have welcomed a new play
mate into the family circle at
1887 Stevens Av. Mr.. and Mrs.
William K. Jones III, parents of
the family presented them with a
baby brother on July 81, at Mt.
Sinai Hospital. They have chosen
the name William E. Jones " for
the new son who weighed six
pounds, three and one-fourth
ounces at birth. Also at home
waiting to greet her new grand
son, was Mrs. Ella Bruitt, who
arrived July IS. Maternal grand
mother is Mrs. Evangeline Jones
of Dallas, Tex.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Viola
Shovel of Buffalo. ". Y. arrived
in the city on Saturday, July 80,
on vacation and is the houseguest
of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lee, Jr., of
1881 seth Av. S., and family.
Out OF Hospitals: Mrs. Elsie Mo
Moore, 416 f. 25th St, returned
home from University hospital on
Friday, July 20, and is convalesc-
ing at home.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug. 6--Mrs. Villa Barber, bS5
Carroll Av.; Barbara Jean Patter-
son. 90t Carroll Av.; Mrs. Frederic
Weston, $40 Iglehart Av.; Peter
Elliot. 6l1 Iglehart Av.; Mrs,
Payton Hunt, Jr., Dos Carroll Av,
Aug. flames Williams, s26
Rondo Av.; Gloria Gilbreath. 97s
st. Anthony Av,; Mrs. Kate Lea
veil. 90 w. Lawson, Berlene Price.
TOO Rondo Av.; Napoleon jack
son, 800 Rondo Av.
Aug. g. Ben ]. Moore. 30 Law
son Av.; Lucille Robinson, 706
Rondo Av.; Mrs. Charles Ponders,
69i Rondo Az; Pat Benner. 62i
Carroll. Mr., Claude Brown Sr.,
AL st. Anthony Av.; Paulo Louise
Lamb, $50 w. Central Av.: Mrs
Henry williams. 1853 Rondo Av.;
Terrell Jackson, CTS st. Anthony
Az: Mrs. Herbert Harris, 707
Rondo Av.: Mrs, M. Ross, 295
Mackubin. Talmage Carey Jr., 500
Fuller Av.: Mrs. TheIma Mann,
$50 Iglehart Av.
Aug. 9-Mrs. James Kirk sr..
937 st. Anthony Az; Mrs. 8. Ly-
man Myers, s68 Iglehart Av.;
james Bradford Jr.. 1908 Carroll
Az: William Bowen. 1872 N. Avon:
Veronica Montgomery. 377 w.
Central Az; Mrs. Clara Williams
i7S st, Anthony Az.
Aug. 10--Mavourneen Black.
1921 Timber Lake Rd.; Evelyn
Modem, $50 Arundel St; Angela
Brown, S7s st. Anthony Av,; Do
celia NJ. Lamb. $50 w. Central
Az; Marion Brown. 592 Rondo
Av.: Mrs. Roberta Tyler. 694 w.
Central Av.: Frank f.. Clark, 3i7
". st. Adams ST.
Aug. 11--Mrs. !. G. Gilbreath.
97s ST. Anthony Az; Mrs. Err
nest williams. 035 Iglehart Av.:
Mrs. Clarence Anderson, 802 Day
ton Av.: Elizabeth Russell. 4i2
Fuller Av.; Mr.. Inman Johnson.
763 st. Anthony Az: Gloria Jean
James, $50 Fuller Az.
Aug. I2--Mrs. Juanita Nelson.
631 st. Anthony Az; Mrs. Sam
uel Reed, 1862 Arundel, Mr..
Glenn Smith. 479 st. Anthony Av.;
Mary Bradley. 7ss Carroll Av.;
Mrs Alberta Ragiand, 452 st.
Anthony Az.
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Detroit, Mich, and in Washington,
D. C. where Mrs. Simmons was a
delegate to the Missionary Quad
rennial meeting held there.
Vacation In California: Mrs,
Josephine Brown, 1887 Fifth Av.
s.. is spending her vacation in
Los Angeles, Calf, visiting rela-
uves and friends. Mrs. Brown left
Saturday, July 80. and will be
away for two weeks.
New Residents: Welcome to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Merzell, formerly
of Omaha, Nebr., who are now
making their home in Minneapolis.
They are residing in their newly
purchased home at 1905 Fifth Av.
s. Recent omahoans visiting the
Merzells were the Messrs and
Mines. Charles Brown, Robert
Howell, Irving Ward and George
Lamkin. The Browns and Howells
played in the Bronze Golf Tourna-
ment.
Sad Mission: Mr.. e. L. Escue,
1920 Fifth Av. s., received word
of the death of his sister, Mrs.
Winifred Davis, in Hannibal, Mo.
Mrs. Davis passed Friday. July
2e. Mr.. and Mrs. Escue accom-
panied by their nephews, Robert
Jr. and Kenneth Wallace, left by
motor Sunday, July 81, for Han
nibal to attend funeral services.
Another brother, Robert Gibson,
of Minneapolis left Friday for
Hannibal.
Mother Was Guest: Mrs. John
Anderson of Fergus Falls, MINI.
spent a week in the city visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Johnson of 4045
Oakland Av. She was the recipient
of many courtesies while in the
city.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Aug, s--Earl w. Bowman, ssi2
Fourth Av. s.; Joseph Maxwell.
sT2i Fourth Av. s.: Mary Kate
Riley, sis Fremont Av. N;
Frances Lee, 2s2s Fourth Az. s.;
Sandra Williams. seto Smelling
Az.
Aug. Leon Lewis, 1910 Sixth
st. s.: Mrs. f, w. Doyle, 1854
Fourth Av. s.: Mrs, Lula Jack
son. 2T46 Clinton Av.: Mrs. Flor.
ence Mayes. a44S Fourth Av. s.
Rochelle Diane Tucker. sT29 SMELL
ing Av.
Aug. s--Joe Stewart, 6i6 18th
Av. s.; Mr.. Charles Miller. 1901
Bryant Av. N; Mrs, Charlotte
Hammond. sTs2 Fifth Av. s.: Car
iotta Banks and Carolyn Johnson.
1856 Firth Av. s.
Aug. e--Joseph T. Harpole,
2316 Tenth Az. s.
Aug. I0--Mrs, Dorothy Sims.
s6sS Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. II. z.
Taylor, SOS Olson Highway.
Jacqueline Palms. 1851 Bryant
Av. N: Mrs. Cecil w. Davis. SIT
Third Av, N: Carol Williams.
2ib e. seth St: Ielatia Hadley.
$500 Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Maceo
Carruthers. 44SS Fourth Az. S.
Aug. i1--Millard Southern.
$3.50 Lake Park Av,: Carl t.
Rowan, 800 46th Av. s.
out-of-Towu Birthday
Aug. Mrs. William Seabron,
Detroit. Mich. Donald st. John,
White Plains, NJ Y; Alfred Rob-
inson, Detroit. Mich.
Aug. e--Mrs. Samuel Watson.
Birmingham, Ala.
Aug. 10-Byron Holder, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Mug. 1i--Lorenzo Mandervilic.
Detroit, Mich.
Aug. i2--Mrs. Lillian Parl<in-
son, St Peter. MINI; Maria Roy
ster. Austin, Texas,
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You can call three telephone
numbers for service In news. ADS
90 information On Minneapolis.
the phone call for this newspapcr
II bridgeport 1896 90 1911. 90 81
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ellie Nails Of Pompano, Fla, ar
rived in the city July 10 and Is
visiting her brothers, Leroy and
Arthur Cunningham. T7S Rondo
Av.
Chicago Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Henderson OF Chicago, H..
were recent houseguests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William White OF IT'S
Rondo Av,
Mother Was Guest; Mr.. and
Mrs. Butord Hayes OF $50 Carroll
Av. had as their house guest for
one week, Mrs. Mary Reed of
Chicago. III. Mrs. Reed left for her
home on Saturday, July 80.
Family Visitors: Mrs. C. NJ.
BoyiSin and son Walter Of Mound,
III, and Mrs. Dorothy Webb of
Ipsilanti, Mich, have been vaca-
tioning In the city for the past
two weeks, house guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sterling Jackson OF ITO
w. Central Av, Mrs. Boyhin Ia
the mother OF Mrs. Jackson and
Mrs. Webb and Walter BoyiSin are
sister and brother OF Mrs. Jack
son. Mrs. Webb left Monday night.
Aug. 1. for her home. Mrs. Boy
kin and son will remain a week
longer.
House Guests Miss Marie Laps
ley OF TT. Madison. Ia, was the
house guest Of Miss Earline Neil,
726 st. Anthony Av. for tho past
week. Miss Lapsley IL a medical
technician at the DIR. Harper
Clinic In FIT. Madison. She left for
her home on Sunday, July 81.
New Son; Gerald L.averne Is the
name chosen by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Atkins. 49s w. Central Av.
for their first a son. who
arrived July 5 In Ancker hospital
weighing seven pounds and two
ounces. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Ak
ms of st, Paul are the paternal
grandparents,
Hospitailxcd: Harvey Hicks. 834
Rondo Av., a member of Dining
Car Walters Union Local bi6 and
an employee OF the Great North
ern Railway Company Is recuper~
aying from a foot infection at st.
Lulke's hospital
Family Visitors; DR.. and Mrs.
w. c, Willis Of Detroit, Mich.
spent a week with their brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. u. Willis OF 1850 Sherburne
Av. DIR. Willis played in the
Bronze Golf tournament. DR.. and
Mrs. Willis entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis at dinner at local
cafe. They left for their home on
Thursday morning. July rs, and
their brother and sIster-in-law ac-
companIed them as far as Chi
caEo.
In Hospital; William Dean. 6i2
Rondo Av.. is a patient in Ancker
hospital where he Is undergoing a
check-up.
Back Home; Mrs. Henry Thorn
ms. 675 Iglehart Az, returned
home Wednesday. July ~. from a
two weeks vacation spent in Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee and Chicago.
III She visited her father, win
Pollard in Ciarksdale. Miss. and
other relatives and friends.
Return Home. Mrs. Joseph
Waters, $50 Iglehart Av.. and
sons. Glen, Gerald and Kermit,
spent week visiting their par
ents and grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. F. stubblefield in Mem
phis, Tenn. Mr.. Waters Joined his
family in Memphis and drove
them back home, They returned
Thursday, July 2s.
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The United Kingdom which has
nearly twice ~ many Telephones
az any ether European country.
has oDs-sighth ~ many az the
United states
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ST. PAUL

Birthday Greetings; Greetings
10 Mr. Glen Beck, gS4 Iglshart.
who observed her birthday quietly
az home Wednesday August ..
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

vaoationing: Ella Curry Hickman 296 N ST. Adams
Wednesday August for Chicago, Ill, where she will visit
relatives and friends for week She later join Mr.
Hickman and they will visit his people in Des Moines Ia
Lincoln, Fremont and Omaha, Nebr.
Visiting Brothers. Mrs Lucille Nails of Pompano Fla ar
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Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

indianapolis Visitor Mrs Effe LeMonde of Indianapolis
Ind visiting friends in city and is the house guest Of M
and Mrs. Frank Terry, 1912 First Av s.
Back Home: Rev and Mrs NJ L. Simmons and children of
800 Ft Av 81 returned home Tuesday night July from
three weeks vacation They visited in nkster Casapo and
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

Os~-'F
Aug. l0-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Brown, 1889 Fifth Az. ~, 80
years.
Aug. 11-Mr. and Mrs. 0. II.
Newman, 2f35 Fourth Az. s., five
years.
ST. PAUL
Aug. 6-Mr. and Mrs. Manly
Rhodes, 900 Carroll Av.. 80 years.
Aug. mir. and Mrs. william
Massie. s32 Iglehart Av. 10 years.
Aug. s-Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Dawson, 7OI W. Central Az. 10
years.
Aug. 10-Mr and Mrs. Harry
Richardson, 757 Fuller Az. seven
years.
Aug. PM. and Mrs. Samuel
Reed. 1925 Arundel. 10 years:
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Green, $40
Carroll Az, nine years. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Keith. 572 W. Central
Az 20 years
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Back Home; Mrs. Henry Thorn
ms. 675 Iglehart Av, returned
home Wednesday. July ~. from
two weeks vacation spent in Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee and Chicago.
III She visited her father, win
Pollard in Clarksdale. Miss, and
other relatives and friends.
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Women Golfers
Remain linked
.AtCheWChase

First-round scores in the
Keefer Cup tournament did
nothing to solve the annual
riddle of what happens to the
Districts top women golfers
when they play Chevy Chase.
There was only one score-an
80 by Mrs. Edward Ferriday of
the host club-under "a. At al
most any other club in town the
scores by a Glass A field would
be lower.
Chevy Chase, as usual, is in
perfect condition. It's just acres
and acres of beautifully mani
cured lawn. The weather was
ideal. Play was in twosomes, no
hurrying. no crowding.
But scores generally were high.
and many of them surprisingly
so. The greens were a trif1e on
the fast side, but not actually
slick. although most of the play
ers had their troubles on the
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BY BOB HANSON

For a school that has no track,
Anacostia High has done well to
come up with team that must
be reckoned with in the Inter-
high Championships next We'd
nesday at Techs stadium.
The Indians made an impress
sive showing in winning the East
Division title yesterday at East
ern, as a tuneup for the Inter-
high. Cardozo won the West
Division last week.
Anacostia scored 671a points.
Tech was far down in second
place with SO, followed by Arm
strong. 331a: Spingarn, 80;
Phelps, 90, and Eastern, IL.
Next weeks issue may be close
between Cardozo and Anacostia,
with Wilson or Tech rated next.
Anacostia appears strong in the
field events and hurdles while
Cardozo figures to dominate the
440, $50, mile and mile relay.
Where the points fall in between
for these two schools probably
will determine the winner.
1--WE have only one pit in
which to practice pole vaulting,
high jumping and broad Jump
ing" Coach Dutch Usilaner of
Anacostia said. THE boys take
turns in using it. AS for run
ming, we just go down on the
'fatS' and let out"
Yesterday Don Rhine, Jack
Linden and John Lampkin of
Anacostia finished in that order
in the 120-yard high hurdles,
the winner in 15.9. In the 180-
yard low hurdles it was Linden,
Rhine and Don Goings, with Lin
den clocked in 21.1.
Goings also won the broad
Jump with a leap of 20 feet 9
inches and tied with Rhine for
Arst in the pole vault, at 10 feet
2. Rhine tied with Bill Brown
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Record Field Expected
In Schoo|boy Golf Classic

, USGA forms, must be in the
hands of the USGA in New York
by 5 pm. tomorrow.
Martin Mccarthy, captain of
the Mason-Dixon Cup team that
meets Philadelphia's best anna
teurS Saturday and Sunday at
Aronimink C. C. in Philadelphia,
thus far has escaped any with
drawals and expects to have his
strong lineup intact for the fifth
annual competition. Most of the
Mid-Atlantic team members will
leave tomorrow.
Two schoolboy league titles will
be decided tomorrow when st.
Johns meets Georgetown Prep
in the Private School Division
at Manor, and Maryland BIZ
County leaders Montgomery Blair
and Bethesda Chevy Chase play
at Argyle. st. Johns and Be-
thesda are heavy favorites.
Kenwood Club expects more
than 100 sons and daughters of
club members for the opening
OF its Junior golf program at Z
pm. tomorrow at the club. Golf
movies and talks by Joe Gam
batese. chairman, and Pro
George Diffenbaugh will be in
cluded, with Diffenbaugh's week.
ly golf clinics to start a week
later.
The Maryland State Golf
Association sends a second re-
minder that the entry list for
the Maryland Amateur cham
pionship closes at l pm. next
Thursday, and no post entries
will be accepted. The cham
pionship will be played June 2-5
at Columbia Country Club. The
course will be open for practice
June l.
Evening star., 1955-05-19

greens. The reason might be
that the greens are different
from many the women golfers
are accustomed to. They seem
to fight imaginary rolls. or hit
too many puts past the cup.
Home Players Do Better
The home club players usually
fare better. The Keefer Cup,
major medal play tournament
on the Women's District Golf
Association schedule, has been
won seven of the past 10 years
by Chevy Chase players. 1t al
ways is held there because 1t is
the home course of Mrs. Frank
r. Keefer. cup donor.
Mrs. Ferriday had a wonderful
round of golf for Is of the holes
yesterday. but she had trap trou-
BILE on No. 10, where she had
a triple bogey. and No. II. where
she took six. She had another
six on the second. But the
former District women's cham
pion had three brides based on
mems para deuce on the
fourth, four on the long eighth
and a three on the tough finish
ing hole.
Mrs. Ferriday has been away
from golf for two weeks, fol-
lowing the recent death of hel
Evening star., 1955-05-19
LITTLE SPORT

father, A. j. Strikol, in Miami.
The low 80 net scorers play
the second and final round
today. The co-leaders are Mrs.
Ferriday, 80-2, rs, and Georgia
Mae McKeever of Argyle, 84-6.
78. Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg of
Columbia, who has won most of
the District cups but the Keefer.
had 84-5. 10. and was tied with
Mrs Frank Cush of Argyle,
the defending champion, with
84-5. 79.
Mrs. Ferriday's gross 80 was
low by four strokes over Mrs.
Kreuzburg. Miss McKeever and
Mrs. CuSh.
Mrs. A. H. Allen of Army Navy.
sporting the first plus handicap
in the District in many years,
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Anocostio Serves Notice
As Track Contender

of Armstrong for first in the
high jump at S feet 10.
One upset was recorded, when
Armstrong; Barry Williams fin
ished a tired fourth in the 100
yard dash. Bill Ginyard of
Phelps won in 10.1 Williams
has a District AAU time of go.
Williams. however. had just fin
ished the 440, a winner.
Spingarn took the last event,
the mile relay in 1902. not too
far behind Cardozo's 1925 win
ming time last week. Spingarp's
quartet included Joe Goffeney
Dennis Robinson, Dave Bell and
Jarvis Crocker
Results:
Shot putt. Moore EASTERN; 2.
Plimmer lPhelps); 3. Gibson tTechl; 4,
40 feet 5 inches
.. Strong Armstrong;: 3. Linden lana.
fSsss RI ss q feet PrnEa5n inehes " cr0eNe'
Discus Gibson tTechl: .. Plimmer
tPhelpsl 3. Balsamo tAnacostial; 4
Humink, tAnacostia,; 5. Talley (Techl,
H'~h jump Rhine tAnacostia> and
Brown tArmstrongl tie: 3, Durham lana
eosti0: 4 Hammit and Body phelps
Pole vault Goines and Rhine lana
eostia' tie; 3. Montgomery tTechl: f.
Cornwell and Schuster (Anacostia) tie
10 feet . inches.
100-yard dash. Ginyard Phelps;
2, Barnes tTech): 3. johnson tTeehl
Il Williams 'Armstronsl; .. EddinEton
""O-i Dawkins fArmstrong,; Q. Lee
armstrong;. 3. Barnes (Tech): 4. L.
Johnson tTech): 5. Brown tArmstrong)
44o-1. Williams tArmstrons,; 2
Croker 'Spingarnl; g. Bell (spingarn)
stronF3: s sF0oks 5s,sl ssphelpS'; o. Strong 'Arm-
ssOL.1,, johnson tspingarn): .. Rob-
| inson, (Spingarnl; 3, Moore (Anacostia)
4. Black Phelps): 8. Lands (Tech);
$50 relay-1, Armstrong pawkins,
spingsrn; 4, Phelps; s, Anacostia;
Mdsrs @lsa AnaeSsl 5Sha'on ssaf ssiaF'FP Phelps. 3
a,.t;sr :, Fonner !Eastern)i 8. Courier lana
RoSinson ss d,o.Hs.4Y ss8aEn p.sss4s
Tech; 4. Phelps; 8, Anacostia: 1902.
!Anssostia,: 3 Linden folf tAnacostta5! 5n'nS B.
Lampkin tAnacostia);, 4. Mills (PhelpsJ
B. Barber tArmstrong);, 15.9.
Anseosts low Rhns hurdles ;An.aost.b Linden
Goinss IAnacostia5: 4. Graves iTech5:
B, Barber Armstrong;; 21.I
Evening star., 1955-05-19
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY

ny MEhhELL WHlIILESEY
Tomorrow at 9 pm. is the
entry deadline for the 22d an
nual Invitation Schoolboy Golf
Classic, which probably will draw
a record field to Mondays quail
flying round at Norbeck Country
Club - the first tournament
played over the new course.
This years tournament is open
to boys attending Maryland and
Virginia junior and senior high
schools. prep school boys of the
Metropolitan Area and members
of the Junior Golfers of Wash
ington.
The championship flight will
play first-round matches Tues
day at Indian Spring, second
round Wednesday at Woodmont,
semifinals Thursday at Chevy
Chase and the finals a week from
Sunday at Columbia.
Frank Emmett will accept en-
tries at 1907 williams lane.
Chevy Chase. Md. or Oliver
2-0201 or Oliver 10000. Entries
are subject to approval or re-
lection at any time by the Junior
Golfers of Washington.
Woodmont was host to 80
professionals today in the fifth
annual Woodmont Pro-Member.
Ninety-six Woodmont members
will make up the partners for
the pros.
A novel nine-hole pro-ama-
teur will be held at the nine-hole
Pitch n Putt course at Norbeck,
on Georgia avenue extended, to-
morrow night, with a field as big
as the ones for the Monday pro-
ans expected.
Paul Hahn, the trick shot SEN
sation, was in town early this
week, but few to Florida for a
few days rest. He will fly back
here Saturday night for his two
Sunday dates, in the afternoon
at Annapolis Country Club and
$3.50 pm. Sunday at the East
Potomac driving range.
The National Golf Day de-
Tending champions. Ed Furgol.
the National Open champion,
and Mrs. Babe Zaharias, plus
Robert Trent Jones, the golf
architect, will be here Tuesday
as a preview of National Golf
Day. They will meet the press
and golf officials at the Hotel
Standardization. National Golf
Day is June 4.
Tomorrow is the entry deadline
for the National Open cham
pionship, to be played June To-
18 in San Francisco. Entries, on
Evening star., 1955-05-19
Oliver Ward Takes
Senior Bicycle Race

Oliver Ward of the Washing
ton Cycling Club won the senior
race Of a bicycle meet yesterday
in West Potomac field. Ward
pedaled Is miles in As minutes
38 seconds. Lawrence Herman,
unattached, was second.
Ruth Sibley of the WCC topped
the women in a 3-mile race in
7:10, with Zay Phillips of Balti-
more's Century Road Club TAX
ing second. Robert Phillips of
Century was first among the
juniors in a 3-mile race in 7:20.