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LIES REPRESENTATIVE
$4,000 TO $4,000

We need bright. young men. good
appearance. fluent speakers. col
lege training helpful Permanent for
men of high intelligence. Car neces-
sary Call for interview with Per.
sonnet Mgr. NE. S-2336.
displays and service stores for ma
tional concern; age 21-30, high
school graduate: must have D. C.
permit: starting salary. $50 per
week; 5-day week; paid hospitaliza-
ton and other benefits; good oppor-
tunity for advancement. Box "a &C,
Star -26
for old established limo
for top-level position. Will have re-
gular sccouts. Box 326-E. Star. SO
SALESMAN. liquor, exper. not neces-
sary, unlimited opportunity for ag-
Eressive live wire in one of city's
largest established stores. Box 269-
E. Star. 20
SALESMAN. haberdashery; steady
smployment; opportunity sTGp for MrN Sd
SALESMAN AND ASST. BUYER. for
mems and boys wear. Must have at
least yrs. exper, in specially
shop This Job offers good salary
s snd excel SRo@e LIZ tS eaTn t tof
intar,ts, ~" oR
- Unlimited opportunity
for high-caliber. experienced man to
represent manufacturer in Washing
ton area. MARvRoN, INC. co.
S-4505. -25
AuroMoBME-An OPP
portunity to sell Ford cars and
trucks with. an aggressive Metro
politsn Ford leadership. Americas
TnnCf nfad TinRFal nav man
ana substantial earnings for quail
fed applicants. Demonstration fur
nished. Only nard workers with
proven sales .ecords wno are capa,
BILE Of earnings above average need ed
g si9sF s G1ii i2 Md E'''-we'' by
SALEsMAN-Young man with knowl-
edge Of Arlington and Fairfax
County to work as salesman and
outside man in old-established coal
and fuel oil concern. Box 479-E'
Substantive need one salesman
for outside selling; salary, commits
sion and monthly bonus; transpor-
SINGER atiSn fq5Rsfss eE fss Ea'a ssaG
SALESMAN pport., young man
s guar pay, NE. s-ss4o. Is:
SALESMAN % to sell real estate in
long established office in Prince
GEORGES County. Project and brok-
erage houses avail, A golden OPP
por, for the right man. County res
ident pref, Call MRS. HUBER for
appt.. WA. 7-5959. 20
SALESMAN-We have an opening for
an experienced salesman, such ex:
perience need not be automotive. II
you have confidence in YOUR ability
we believe we can show you how to
make important money selling
Americas No. ! car for one OF
Washingtons most respected dealers.
See Mr.. Lane at
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO, INC. \
1130 Conn. Ave. NV
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INSURANCE. STATESMEN


II your background. as debit man
industrial insurance salesman OF
stability hut never had the oppor-
tunity to work for a progressive
expanding company where earnings
and working conditions are the
best in the field. we suggest you
cali MA S-2443 for interview. "a
JANITOR WANTED. good salary. nice
quarters. Apply 1921 Piney Branch
I'd. Silver Spring.
JANITOR, tcolored. experienced. who
is otherwise employed. no children,
for part-time work in modern sle-
vator apt. bldg. mr.. l4th and IN
spacious Groom apt. Apply 1913
JaNfToR AND WIFE, colored. no
children. for large Sc. project. must
have D. c. drivers permit, know
stoke1 ireing; S1l0 mo-, apt. and
charwoman. $50 mo. Call MRS.
RICHARDSON, 10. S-4447, 9-5 2; m,
44G1 3rd st. Sc. III
for perm. job. in downtown
office bldg; must be good general
maintenance man, non-drinker, de-
pendable and have local refs; apt.
for husband and ONCE tho chill
dren) and good salary to right man.
Apply H. C. REINER CO., Room
401, 412 9th st. NV, between 10
and noon. 90
JANITOR. apt. project, colored, mar
shop $3.50 Glen Carlyn drive. Falls
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statesmen
OPENING FOR 2 MEN

line. disqualification, A.
and H. Life. Salary. top commits
sion; renewals Phone 9-12 am.
daily for appt. OV. 1886.
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SALESMAN-AT ONCE
Local territory now open for qualified
man to represent national corpora
ton in dignitied seIniprofesstona al
capacity Consistent and intellieent
effort will insure excellent steady
wear round incom, and a perma-
nent career in a distinctly low-pres-
sure field. Pleasant contacts. repeat
business. exclusive territory Pre-
Vious sales experience not essential as
successful applicant will receive COM
plete training and supervision Car
necessary Write HICKS. Boz 202.
Newark New York State
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HELP--MEN

PAINTERS, white. Apply an.
1912 Wisconsin ave. NV. -2S
PAINTER, combination spray and
brush.l experienced. SOBER reliable,
steady work. Good pay. Call after
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.TANTTORS

For Garden Type apis. Man and wife
salary, apt. and telephone furnished
paid annual vacation and Other
benefits. Call at 2S13 Gainesville st
sc. in rear OF bldg. Daily 8 to 5.
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PUBLIC RELATIONS
COLLEGE STUDENTS

PUBLIC RELATIONS
COLLEGE STUDENTS
GOVT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SUMNER CAMPAIGN STARTING
EARN SIS wEEK1Y WORKING
AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS Fer
P PRsFR IDG oF EATAdNAE co oE
SON. 1888 GEORGIA AVE. Sill
YER SPRING, SECOND FLOOR
FRONT ASK FOR MR.. MARRASH
MON THROUGH FRI. ON THE
HOUR, rs PM "a
REAL ESTATE OFFICE requires serv-
ices Of gentleman for property man
agement dept, duties entail general
supervision of apt. rental units. Ex-
perience helpful but training in en-
cheering, construction, etc, consid-
cred as alternative. Past experience
as res. mgr also considered. Car
essential Good starting salary and
excel. opport.. for future adyance-
Atty CO., 1915 Conn. ave. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Excel
listings in MONTGOMERY County
BONAN g. FOGARTY. 2606 Blue
Ridge ave, Wheaton Md. 5-5952
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Md.
branch Of downtown realtors ONCE,
Builders. new houses. SALES MAN
REAL ;,lL . ESTATE o,I sAhEsMENcFqIl
FLETCHER. Realtor. JU. $4,000.
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ground: must know city possess a
D c drivers permit and clear traf-
fic record Permanent position APP
ply Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days. S:30-5 and Sat. 9-l2. No
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
COUNTERMAN; white, must have
sa TSaVfss selling. SO Tk. Apply
DUKE DEL, 453l Duke St, Alex.
XII S-"S95. *
Credit Managers Assistant
Retail installment experience ,neces-
sarv Can also use several men
for our delinquent depaTMtm m sb ET
IoNGs, f 7ai 9Th ST eT NV. 81
MAN, managerial
DELiCATEsSEN S707 Flower ave,
Silver sprine, ~ 7-a045 -26
DISPATCHER
Must be alert. wide-awake. good at
figures. high school education: prefer
man who has had some exper. dis
patching trucks and knows .; G.
and Southern Md. territories This
is good thing. perm. year-round
position with estab.. growing build
ing material firm. disqualification
and other benefits Apply in person
to 4S00 Branch ave Silver Hill, Md.
20
DISPLAY MAN. to assist display mgr
in women's speciality store; must be
exper For interview. write Box
476-E, Star. "a
DRY WALL MEN, tapers and finish
ers; excellent pay: large housing Job
in Alex. Va. Report, ready for
work. Out Shirley hwy. to Seminary
I'd. left on Seminary to North Jor-
dan ST, right on North Jordan to
fancy ave, right on fancy ave. to
end Of street and construction she'd
See Mr.. Turner, Supt., XII. S-4S6S
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REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

Opening for alert ambitious man,
with or without experience, to learn
the brokerage business in profess
sionel way. real opportunity for
a person who wants chance to
prove his ability and greatly In
short-term applicants need apply
Must have car and be able to fur
nish bond. Call AP. 7-o161 for
appointment
REFRIGERATION AND AIR COND.
MECHANICS-Mus be. thoroughly
experienced in large and small &C;
systems Also helpers. Year-round
work. Excellent pay. ~. e-4440;;
RELIEF MAN, colored. for apartment
bldg; middle ased, over so; expert
enced in PIX and operating ele-
vator Apply OF 18th st. NV,
Wed, between 10 and Ii am.
REPAIR MEN wanted to learn sewing
tui but not necessary; Company
benefits. pleasant working condi-
lions: 6-day week. Apply in per.
son. ASK for Mr. Caldwell. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO $3.50 Coles
Vile I'd. Silver Spring. Md "a
REPRESENTATIVES
. capable men. ages 27-4o, to rep
resent research service, connected
with leading university.
This Is an international organiza-
ton that extends to you the oppor-
tunity OF career sales position with
and many benefits. Advancement
assured as your ability permits.
Phone RE. 7-ll59 for personal in
teryieW --.s5
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JANITOR
AND
MAINTENANCE MAN

For new modern NV. bldg. Must
have 6th-class engineers license
and be familiar with both oil heat
and air-conditioning; S225 a mo
and a 1-bedroom apt. provided: nc
children. If YOU meet above re-
Monday through Friday. between 9
and 5, or call EN- $4,000. "a
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HELP-MEN

ENGINEER, JR.-Well-e sta blished To-
cal heating and air. conditiontng
firm needs young man as assistant
to chief engineer. Alert man will
develop into sales and outside super
vision. Hish-school graduate with
preferred. Salary to start $4,000;
Write details of age, education and
past experience. Appointment will
be arranged. Replies confidential
Box l9S-E, Star. %
ENGINEER-LICENsED
Excellent opportunity for ambitious
and reliable man with at at Least attrt a
ins salary = vacation and health in
surance, and many other employe
benefits. Apply Bldg Mgr, 1875
Eye st. NV. ST. 3-1625. -26
ENGINEER. colored: must have 9th
class license; for modern apt. bldg
Good salary and quarters. See Mr.
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 x st. NV. ST. $4,000
ESTIMATOR and salesman for plumb
ing contractors: must have expert
ence, car, and be able to type. Reply
stating age. experience and salary.
Box 47s-E. Star. -29
FORD PARTS CLERK
Excellent opportunity for experienced
stock-room clerk to become associ-
ated with one of Americas largest
and oldest Ford dealers. See Mr..
STEUART MOTOR CO.
9Th and New York Ave. NV.
MA $4,000 --25
FURNITURE FINISHER, inside work.
Experienced in burning in and touch
Up sp,,,EpoEkE Modern s nSP apply M sdG
Rockville SiRhE' pike. or O.; phone OIL. 1850
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted for
embassy. Call CO. 5-1721 for inter
view go
GARAGE MANAGER. white, day
work; capable of directing, 90 park,
chs Of operation. State expert:
ence, references. education and
starting salary required. Box Sc.
Star. 20
GAS STATION ATTDs., white. top
sal; auto. mechanics. filling station
oprs.. auto repairmen. See MISS
MORGAN, at PERSONNEL, 1911 q
G ri hsR CLERK, experienced, col
cense; good salary; short hours.
FOOD MART, 3077 M st. NV. --25
GROCERY CLERK. .colored; must
have D. C permit and references DO
not call: apply MAYFAIR SUPER
MARKET. 3G26 HAYES st. ne. "a
HE.-TING SALESMAN to. sell gas,
oil, coal equipment and also the
greatest advance in heating, the
wonderful new SelecTemp System.
Complete line, plenty of leads. great
n nhnlt
a fine proposition, IRON FIREMAN
SALES CORP. 1910 w st. ne. Ho
HOTEL CLERK. experience is not
necessary. Man As to 60. POTOMAC
HOTEL 500 18th st. NV. pa.
INSURANCE AGENT of proven abil-
ity and stability. for q 1925 indus
trial debit and 5000 monthly
debit. Average commissions per
week. $40. Auto necessary. Apply
Suite 23l. Dupont Circle Bldg.
l346 Conn. ave. NV. -27
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COPY BOY

-25 yrs. Of age. some college back
ground; must know city possess a
D c drivers permit and clear traf-
fic record Permanent position APP
ply Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days. S:.30-5 and Sat, GIG. No.
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Auto Statesmen (USed)
Thoroughly e3per.; Al refs; GIN
dealers. Very liberal comm. Transp.
furn. LA. 6-133l. Mr.. DONNELLY
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statesmen
LUMBER YARD

material. Must have selling exper-
fence. Good salary. Apply IL to 4
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SENATORS
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Continued From Page C-1
was clipped for two runs in the
first inning when Larry Dolby
doubled with two down, Ralph
IKiner walked and AL Rosen
doomed a triple to the CENTER
| field corner.
The Indians picked up another
run in the second inning when
Jim Hogan walked, Lemon sac
Irif1ced and AL Smith singled.
They lifted their lead to 60 and
chased Stobbs in the fourth
when George Strickland singled,
Hogan tripled, and Bobby Avila
and Kiner singled.
Mickey Vernon's single,
Johnny Groth's double and Clint
Courtney's single scoring both
reduced the Senator's deficit in
the fourth, but the Indians made
lit 30 in the sixth on singles by
Smith, Avila and Dolby. plus
IKiner's sacrifice fly to short left.
The Senators stirred UP three
runs in the seventh after Roy
|Sievers and Paula singled. Eddie
Yost tripled to score two runs
and came across on Schoon-
makers infield single to Strick-
land.
The Senators announced the
signing of 22-year-old Bill Ho-
garty, a lefthanded hitting out
fielder who batted 1898 with
Lafayette College. He has been
assigned to Charlotte.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
.FbI SfarfsAce
In Bid toCatch
Arcade Nine

Billy Carroll. who has won
five Of the six victories recorded
by the Federal Bureau of Inves-
tigation team in first-half play
in the Industrial Sandlot Base
ball League, will pitch today
against the Union Printers at the
East EllipSe.
Another league game will pit
league-leading Arcade Pontiac
against Silver Hill on the West
Ellipse. Both games are at $50
pm.
Neither Arcade or FBI can af-
ford to lose. Arcade has a half
game advantage over FBI with
a To record. The G-Men are
So. FBI has one game remain
ing, with Silver Hill.
Elsewhere on the sandlots to-
day, also at $50 pm, Columbia
Heights, first-half champion in
the Departmental League and
unbeaten in nine games, meets
Military Air Transport Service
and L&L Construction plays
Snug Harbor at Fairlawn in the
Gauzza League.
Manager AL Buschling of the
Jack Pry team in the Industrial
League hit a grand-slam home
run yesterday in the first inning
to spark his team to a 14-8 vic
tory over Federal Storage. Busch
ling added two singles as Jack
Pry banged out IA hits.
Lincolnia kept pace with CO.
lumbia Heights in second-half
play in the Departmental League
with its second straight win, 9-1,
over Naval Communications.
Bud Downs was the winning
pitcher, giving up only two hits.
Jack Dent threw a three-hitter
to give Strick's Restaurant a
Al victory over Groveton in the
Gauzza League.
Evening star., 1955-06-17

SAN FRANCISCO, June II (P)
The youngest player in the Ma
tional Open Golf tournament. IT.
year-old Deane Beman, from
Bethesda. Md, looked back to.
day after taking an 11-over-pal
81 and said ref1ectively:
ut was my approach irons that
did it.
II drove well. I putted ex-
ceptionally well for me. But
just couldn't get my irons work
ing. It's a good course, although
Ia bit too long for me.
This I'll guarantee. n do
better tomorrow.
MY approach shots were just
enough short to get in the rough
and set up bogies although was
never double bogey. I had IL
bogies."
He said he didn't start off too
well, but on the whole was doing
as well in tournament play as he
did in the practice rounds.
He got par S on the long first
hole but had to wait until the
eighth before he got another,
a par 8. He got a better grip on
himself coming in, pairing four
of the first six holes before his
Evening star., 1955-06-17
|Ziembu Twice Wins
In Recreation Tennis

Oscar ziemba won two
matches yesterday in the Rec
reation Departments tennis
tournament at Rock Greek
Courts.
He defeated Don Ralph, 4-6,
Ga, Ga, and Wright Hugus,
jr., 81, 6-3.
Bob Davis defeated Jim wright. Go,
6-1; Martin Rubinowitz defeated viii
liam Murray by default; 1t. Oscar
ziemba defeated Don Ralph, 4--6. 81,
6-4; ziemba defeated Wright Hugus.
jr., 81. 6-3 Edgar Lee defeated
Clyde, Freeman by default; Hal freeman
defeated John BOUQUET. 6-1, 81;
Hayden Schilling defeated Bud Day,
"a. 3-6, 6-3; Russ Cooley defeated
Harry Ways, 60. 60; James Arima
Perry Handy defeated 1t. Jack Nc
Connaughby, -, 6-3.
Women'S Singles--MarRaret Graham
defeated Marian Lackler 6--3 Al
Evening star., 1955-06-17
FOOTBALL LESSONS AT MARYLAND
BASEBALL
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over the White Sox for the year,
but virtually every clash between
the clubs has been a thriller.
Tommy Byrne, Yogi Berra
and Elston Howard were the
heroes of the Yanks' garrison
finish that took the rubber game
Iof the Detroit series. Byrne
turned in a four-hitter and be-
came the first Yankee hurler
to go the route since June l. He
famed nine but was a 20 loser
until Berra homered with one
on in the ninth and Howard fol-
lowed with q bases-loaded single.
Cleveland stayed within three
games of the top by beating the
Senators. 8-5. with a 15-hit at
tack that gave Bob Lemon his
ninth win.
Williams poled a monumental
450-foot homer over the Boston
bullpen and slashed two other
hits as the Red Sox whipped the
Athletics, 7-6. on Billy Klaus
Itwo-run homer off Johnny Sain
in the ninth. Ted's homer tied
the score at % in the fifth. He
singled to left against Lou Bou-
dreau's shift to start a three-run
rally in the eighth. His hit was
followed by Jackie Jensen's 18th
homer, giving Jackie the league
lead with As runs batted in. On
the next pitch Norm zauchin'
homered. Klaus, batting just
ahead of Ted, broke it up in
the ninth.
Williams has played in only
IA games since he ended his
baseball retirement in May. but
he has six homers, two triples,
five doubles and nine singles I'M
I53 at bats for a phenomenal
Islugging percentage of 1856. He's
scored 13 runs, driven in 16 and
drawn ii walks.
In the National league, Ted
IKluszweski tied Duke Snider for
the major league home-run lead,
slamming No. 10 in the first in
ming and No. 20 with two out
lin the 10th as the Redlegs hand
led the Dodgers their second
straight defeat but only their
18th of the year. The payoff
blow came off Jim Hughes and
gave Buster Freeman the de-
IciSion.
Warren Hacker turned in a.
hitter to beat the Giants,
I2-1, and halt the Cubs losing
Istreak at three games.
Thirty-eight-year-old Murry
Dickson pitched a four hitter.
walked only two and doubled in
"a run himself as the Phillies
blanked Milwaukee for the sec
ond straight time, 80.
Harvey Haddix, no bargain
this year, finally Showed some-
thing of his old form as he
blanked the Pirates, SO. tanning
nine and walking two. Home
runs by AL Schoendienst and
Bill Sarni made the Cards task
easy.
Evening star., 1955-06-17

kins of El Paso, Tex. and Babe
Lichardus of Westfield, N. j.
who made the tournament as ar
alternate.
Harvie Ward of San Francis.
co, Walker Cupper and former
British mateur champion
turned in a "A along with Arthur
Bell of San Francisco, Elmer
Reed of Atlanta, Ca; Doug Fore
of Kiamesha Lake. N. Y, ano
Celestino Tugot of the Philip.
pine Islands.
Back still further with 76s
were DR.. Cary Middlecoff, the
Masters champion; Julius Boros
Gene Littler, Al Besselink
Smiley Quick and Marty Furgol
And one of the 80 under 80S'
was Sam Snead, who coined in
a 70 in his bid for the Open title
which has eluded him his entire
career,
The baby" of the field, IT.
Iyear-old Deane Beman of Be-
thesda, Md. held his own with
many of his elders by shooting
an 81.
Furgol refused to count him.
self out.
"A lot Of the boys will have
76's and worse before this week
end is out" he said. II played
a fighting round after being
jolted by those two 6's.
Putting will tell the story.
The man who can putt will win
the championship"
Evening star., 1955-06-17
ON THE
SAND IS
BY BOB HANSON

week before coming up with .
winner.
OF its early season record and
Ia rundown of the roster, Arcade
should waltz in. but all of a sud-
den it finds it hard to keep step
with the music.
= "Our pitching has been top
grade" Barry says, "and our
hitting good. We're confident Of
getting in. if not this half the
second half" M
A look at the personnel and
the averages would seem to bear
out Barry's optimism.
Pitcher Odie Printz, Jim Law
renee and Charlie Hiden have
accounted for six of Arcades
seven wins. Jack Castro, Reds
Murphy. Perry Currin. Bob AM
brogi and Reds Vernon all are
hitting better than $50. Il
4 X + u
With the exception Of q few.
this is the team that played
last year as Cameo Furniture.
Before that and for many years
lit was the Heurich Brewers.
Most have had some minor
league experience. including
Printz. ~
Printz. who along with Hiden
also pitches for Colonial Res
taurant in the Old Dominion
Sunday League, put in a stint
with Harrisburg and in 1885
was with the Glass A Albany
team. Except for four years
with the Navy SeeBees in the
South Pacific during World
War II, Printz has been pitch
ing sandlot ball since 1928.
At 43 he could be the oldest
active player in the area. He
also could be the best man in
a pinch for Arcade as it seeks
to wrap up the first-half title.
And Arcade will be pinching
as it plays Silver Hill today on
the West Ellipse. On the ad-
joining East Ellipse, FBI takes
on the Union Printers. Some
thing will have to give and
Arcade and FBI each is hoping
it will be the other.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
Wave Of Upsets Leaves Patton
AS Southern Amateur Choice

LINVILLE, N. c., June II (P
A group of upstairs who wiped
out most of the big names in
the Southern Amateur golf
tournament and in turn were
upset, left Billy Joe Patton OF
nearby Morganton as the man
to beat for the Southern Golf
Association amateur champion
ship as it moved into quarter
final and semifinal rounds to-
day.
Patton. 33-year-old lumber
man who reached the British
A ma teur quarter-f1nals two
weeks ago, was paired against
Curtis Person, Memphis, Tenn,
veteran, in one lower bracket
morning match. The other sent
Mason Rudolph, former United
Evening star., 1955-06-17
TOPS MLD-ATLANTIc QUALIFYING
BrowneII Shoots SO
After Reluctant Start

Tim Cragg, runnerup to Ben
Hartig last year, with 80.
There were 81 scores of u
or better and Bill Briggs dropped
out of the playoff. leaving six
for four places. The irony o1
the playoff was that Roy Nc
Grady played probably the
greatest shot of the entire day
yet lost out. He played one
between an opening hardly bic
enough for the ball after driving
in the trees. Then he three
|putted.
The pairings were not too kind
to some of the name players.
Two of the four ex-champions
entered meet in the first round
Spencer Overton and Ralph
Bogart. Six teen-agers quail
fled, probably the best junior
showing in a big tournament in
some time.
Two rounds of match play
today will be followed by quar-
ter and semifinalS tomorrow
and the 36-hole final Sunday.
Ben HartiR. Manor t73l VS.. Louis
Msary Ri FitzgerSld, Kenwood t7s) vs..
Charles Enrich. Rolling Road (76l.
- Ken Scales, G. G: of Md: S73) vs..
Ed Finnessy, G.: c.. Of Md; 74) VS..
Maury Bailey, Hillandale 10.
Del Beman. Bethesda CID VS.. George
THORNTON, Manor t75).
Ralph Bogart, Chevy Chase t74l VS..
Spencer Overton. Rolling Road t76).
John Dunn, kenwood (T3) vs.. ]. r.
Manor (7B.
Jerry McFerren, Manor '75) vs.. Perky
Cullinane. Bethesda .(7O.
Bobby Brownell. Chevy Chase tGS) VS..
FED Bauer, C. C. Of Nd. t75).
Don Sullivan, Argyle (73l VS.. Keith
Kallio Sherwood Forest !S6).
Mike Jankowski. Prince GEORGES t73l
VS.. Pat MARITIME, Argyle (76).
John Eisinger, Congressional t74) vs..
Bob Chandler. Congressional t77).
JACK Rountree. Bethesda t72) W.
ohm Grubb. Manor (75J.
Lew Swartwout, Washington (74l VS..
6uddy Brylawski, Woodmont l76).
Wayne Jackson. Hampton. Va t73)
VS.. Paul Havilasd. Mt. Pleasant (76).
Ray Loy. C. c. of Nd. ,76I vs. Law
renee O'Brien, c. c. Of Va t7D