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AUCTION SALES
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BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
as PREMISES NuMHER i012
SOUTH CAROLINA. SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. ID Liber No. 90b3.
i Polio ITO ct sea-. Of the land rec-
ordp o. the District q Columbia.
and 81 the REQUEST Of the party
secured thereby. the pndersigned
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In the District Of Columbia. and
designated IS and being the west
eriY Is feet g. inches front on
south Carolina Avenue ~ the full
( depth thereof q Lot q IN walkers
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Of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia In Liber Is at folio 100.
Now known for purposes OF assess
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Terms FERN $50 Sofa subjec. 70 : prior deed
Of trust for approximately
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deposit q Sbo0.o6 required. Com
chaser's cost. Adjustments made rs
OF date Of sale Terms TO be COM
piled with within thirty days.
{ otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised ana
resold at the discretion Of the
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JANITOR

For new downtown air-cond. eleva.
tor building: No. 6 oil-burner II.
cense; nondrinker: other help eSTi-
ployed: 5000 month plus quarters:
room for advancement: on every
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By virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In LibeT No. 1913.
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and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sell, ut public auction
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or oCTpBERt An. lea5.s AT TWO
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the District. Of Columbia In Lihef
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Terms: sold subject to . prior
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particulars Of which win be an.
nounced ct time OF sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust 70 be
paid In cash. deposit Of $500 90
required. ConveyRncifg, recording.
etc, ct purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made a. Of date OF sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and reSold 1t the dis
erection OF the trustees.
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AUCTIONS sAIfs
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and 81 TIE Feanssf 81 DE party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees VII sch. 1t public auction
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for the District Of Columbia Id
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announced 81 time 81 sale: ne
purchase price above said trust -
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$500 90 tealiEed cQnyeyapeins,
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sale. Terms % 81 complied VIII
within 30 DAYS. otherwise deppeit
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HARRY .. KANE, JR.
ROBERT 3. HAMMOND.
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lsEs NUMBER 1923 OTIS STREET.

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IsEs NungER 1898 OTIS STREET.
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the subdivision made b. 81.
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subject 70 covenants Of record.
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lbuiiding association) deed Of trust
for approximately SIS. J24.26 iur-
ther particulars Of which VIII pc
pnTsSass price e t aSovs o. .s sSe us
% be paid in cash. a deposit q
100000 REQUIRED. conysysneing.
cost. Adjustments made IS Of
Piled with within thirty days.
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
resold ut the discretion Of the
trustees.
AUBREY L. THAcKER.
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THos. J. OWN . son Aaetienesrs
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FUEL OIL
DRIVERS

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between 10 Am. and 3 pm.
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home del, steady, reliable man
wanted, AL year job. good pay. Ii.
3-40Q9. %
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Experienced. for inside
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Good salary,
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HARRY J, KANE, Jr,
ROBERT z. HAMMOND.
Isecs'e's'li'ls Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Duke Tennis Ace
Favored as ACC
Tourney Beqins

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., May IL
(P1.-A field of 81 players open
ed the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence tennis championships here
today. with Dukes Buz Hettle-
man picked to win the singles
title,
Hettleman, the most consist
ent winner produced by the Blue
Devils in recent years, was seed
ed No. l in singles play by the
tournament committee last
night. The North Carolina
team Of Herb Browne and Tom
Bradford was seeded first in
doubles.
The host Tar Heels won the
team title by going undefeated
during conference regular sea-
son play.
Behind Hettleman the seeded
players were Charlie Atherton
of Virginia, Browne, Bobby
Green of Duke, Bradford, Bobby
Payne of North Carolina, Dave
Schimmel of Duke and Dave
Freishtat of Maryland.
Behind Browne and Bradford
in the seeded doubles teams were
Hettleman and Green, Duke;
Payne and Pete Green, North
Carolina, and Mayng Aye ano
Khin ST of Clemson,
Evening star., 1955-05-12
WI High Teams
Seek Stute Golf,
Tennis Crowns

Washington-Lee High Schools
tennis and golf teams will be
involved in Virginia State Group
I championships tomorrow, rep
resenting the Northern District
in both events, but claiming the
district championship only in
tennis.
wills tennis team went to the
State finals a year ago in the
schools first season in the sport.
Tomorrow at S pm. at William
and Mary, the General take on
the E. c. Glass team of Lynch
burg, the western district cham
pion. The central and eastern
district champions play an hour
earlier. The winners will clash
in the finals Saturday.
The Stare golf championships
at Roanoke are open to all
teams, but WI is sending the
only entry from the northern
section. WI cannot claim the
northern championship unless
it defeats George Washington
Monday.
Members of the >-ennis team
making the trip are Carl Han
nah, Dusty Oliver, John Whip
pie. Dave Morrison. Dick Bur-
roughs, Terry Ireland and Mike
Casper. The golfers are John
Miller, Jim Squire, Richard Dill
lard. John Hitchcock. Lee
Snyder. Charles Calvert and
Robert Goff.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Arcade Nine
Wins Opener

Reds Vernon Of Arcade Pom
tiac hit the first pitch thrown
by Boots PAMELA of the Jack
Pry team for a home run and
Arcade went on from there to
win its opening game. 8-6, yes
terday in the Industrial League
Arcade slugged out IL hits of
PAMELA. Odie Printz, veteran
of more than a score of years
in minor league and sandlot
baseball. gave up nine hits in
winning for Arcade. Reds Muir
ply led Arcade with two home
runs and a triple, driving in six
runs.
A home run also played a ma
So" part in a 14-7 victory fol-
Columbia Heights over Philip
pines in the Departmental
League. Jim Bailey hit a grand
slam for Columbia Heights.
In the Gauzza League, Snug
Harbor buried the hapless Ma
rine Barracks team, 1858.
The schedules: (all games at
$50 PM:
Today
Lincolnia VS.. MATS, South Ellipse.
Atchison & Keller VS.. Shade King
Awning, FairlaWn.
Union Printers VS.. Federal Storage.
West Ellipse.
Tomorrow
Philippines VS.. Naval Communications,
South Ellipse
Strickland's Restaurant VS.. L&L
Construction. FairiaWn
FB1 VS.. Arcade Pontiac, West Ellipse
Evening star., 1955-05-12
WI High Fovored
For Track Victory
In Meet Tomorrow

The Northern District of Vir-
ginia track championships will
be held at Washington-Lee High
School at pm. tomorrow with
the host school favored to win
easily and set meet records in
four events.
George Washington, which won
this meet last year and then
took the State Group I cham
pionship, and Fairfax are con-
sidered wills chief threats, with
Falls Church and Mount Vernon
given only outside chances.
A Washington-Lee spokesman
said today that records should
be broken by John Dobson in
the 440-yard run, Bill Hunter in
the mile, Sophomore Jack Demp-
sey in the broad jump and wills
mile relay foursome.
Also on tap tomorrow are the
Maryland Bi : County League
track championships at North
western High at 2 pm. On Sat-
urday the Virginia Group II meet
will be held at the University of
Virginia and the Interstate
Academic Conference champion
ships at st. James School in
Hagerstown, Md.
Competing at Northwestern to-
morrow will be Montgomery
Blair, Bethesda Chevy Chase,
Bladensburg, Suitland. North
western and the leagues new
member. High Point.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Strong Roanoke Fovored
In rack Meet at Gu

Flynn, John Groschan and Fave
doing the running.
Heats and semiflnals will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow with
the finals set for the same time
Saturday.
Altogether, ID schools have en-
tered. Besides Roanoke, Hamp-
den-Sydney and Gu, the lineup
includes American u, Mount st
Mary's, Bridgewater, Gallaudet
Johns Hopkins. Loyola. Lynch
burg. Randolph Macon, Towson
Teachers. Washington College
and Western Maryland.
Villanova's highly regarded
team visits Georgetown Satur-
day, while Maryland travels to
Chapel Hill, N. c.. for the an
nual Atlantic Coast Conference
meet tomorrow and Saturday.
North Carolina is the team to
beat in the ACC meet. OF spe-
cial interest will be a renewal
of the rivalry between milers
Burr Grim of Maryland and jim
Beatty of North Carolina.
Maryland is expected to give
the Tar Heels their chief COM
petition, with Duke close third
Evening star., 1955-05-12
.Soph' 's3-Hitter
Wins for erps

Bob Carr has made it clear
he expects to be heard from in
college baseball circles the next
couple Of years.
A sophomore southpaw, Carr
recorded his first victory yeSter-
day with a three-hit job to lead
Maryland to a 6-1 victory over
Johns Hopkins at College Park.
Carr had a no-hitter until
two were out in the seventh.
He struck out II and walked
only two. The Terps banged
out nine hits.
A three-run homer by Els
worth Jenkins in the fourth in
ming led Howard to an 81 vic
tory over Winston Salem at
Howard. jenkins blast gave the
BiSons a TO lead at that point,
but the visitors scored four runs
in the sixth and three more in
the eighth. Each team collected
nine hits.
Salisbury State Teachers
scored a 14-6 victory over Will
son Teachers at Wilson. Wilson
got only four hits and Mole
Janegan accounted for three of
them.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
JudgesSuspend
-Four Drivers
Al Rosecroft

Judges at Rosecroft Raceway
have served notice on the drivers
that inept performances will not
be tolerated.
As the Oxon Hill track pre-
pared for its first ladies night"
program tonight, four drivers,
including the well-known Henry
Clukey, are on the sidelines with
suspensions.
Clukey. the Harrington (Del0
trainer driver who rocketed to
fame behind the world record
breaking PAGER, Hi-Lo's Forbes,
was set down yesterday for 10
days for inconsistent perform
ance" behind Peter Ball in the
eighth race Friday, opening
night. Peter Ball was last in that
one. but Clukey drove him to
second place behind Miss Mel in
the sixth race Tuesday.
Others Get Three Days
The other three drivers were
given three days each for "in-
terferring with horses during a
race" They are Joe Eyler.
Charlie White and Roy Riddick.
The Engineer. who finished
fourth in the opening night fea-
ture, returns to action in the
sixth race of tonight's program.
Driven by one of his owners, Ed
Kelly, The Engineer set a fast
pace Friday night until over
hauled at the top Of the stretch.
Chuck Volo. the 7-year-old PAGER
owned by the W-thens Of Maine,
won that one and again scored
last night.
An 8-to-5 favorite for tonight's
race, a junior free-for-all pace
for $4,000, The Engineer will be
facing such as Ichabod Grain.
Date Knight and My Scotch
Belle. all top performers. Others
in the field are Patty Wee, a win
ner Saturday night, and Jimmy
Highland, who has done the mile
in 2:o025.
Also on the program are two
$2,250 divisions Of the Eastern
Shore trotting stake, the fifth
and seventh races
Women will be admitted to-
night free of charge.
Chuck VolO Clicks
Chuck Volo, driven by Wen
dell Wathen, was clocked in
2:O23s, -f1fths of second
slower than on opening night.
In winning last nights feature.
the $4,000 Bethesda free -for-all
pace.
The 7-year-old son of Volo-
mite beat out Wilmington's Star
by three-quarters of a length in
a stretch battle. Wilmington's
Star was also second to Chuck
Volo Friday night, but still went
off the favorite. Express Hal
driven by Eddie Taylor. was
close third.
Romola Girl, owned by Carl
Batter, a Washington attorney
won the secondary feature with
Bill Ely driving.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Donno Floyd Wins
Friends Net Title

Donna Floyd of Wakefield
High School yesterday completed
her triumph in the scholastic
section of the Friends Girls ten
mis- championships, defeating No.
2-seeded Loretta Lowe of Cool
idge. 6-1. 6-l. in the finals.
Donna's neighbor, Jane Sever
son of Williamsburg Junior High
in Arlington, also beat the favor
ite in the finals of the girls
division. Ann Lomax of Kramer
Junior High, 6-2. As, 6-1.
Miss Floyd, seeded third in the
scholastic section, beat the tour
nament favorite, Carol McCord
OF Wilson, in the semifinals
Tuesday. Her exploits left the
Wilson and Coolidge teams in a
tie for the LeGrande Trophy for
the second consecutive year, each
with eight points.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
.Heimer Stands Out
In Printers Golf

Edgar B. (Chick> Heimer won
low gross with a IS and tied for
low net with 78-l0-68 in the
spring tournament of the Union
Printcraft Golf Association. The
event. played over three days at
Bethesda Country Club, attracted
lis players.
Edward Baehr, 81-13-68, tied
Heimer for low net in Glass A.
Tony Suess was third with "a
lib.
Low net winners by classes:
Glass B--Russell Mipard. s2-13-69;
Gilbert Witt s6-15-11: Theodore Rel
singer. sS-l3-75. Glass C-Vincent
Meyer, a2.1s-74; ounce Pinson. "a
20-74; Dick Desper. 94-19-75. Glass
p1John C3nnor. lo0-26-74; Horace
Berger, 99-.4-775; William inland, 90
23-76; Robert Minter. 10l-25-16
Glass E E--Joseph Curtin. 9a-27-72; Lee
Lewis 10s-33-75; James McGlothin,
113-35-SS
Evening star., 1955-05-12
ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; trot; class
%: / mile.
Miss 5slif,ss ,. TGstsE, $40 fS sfS sSS ssS
CI.,e McKinlev (Ruff'd( $50
Frank Reynolds Chigger. Cadence, Sue
Barnes. Indian Chant. Time. 2:lO2s.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
Majors Star (Galentine) 7.2O 800
JEFF Protector (Miller) i.6O
Prince David, Carter Direct. Majors
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SEQ
THIRD RAcE-Purse, 5000; trOt; B
sSs5Id.n Han,ysr ~, 1920 ;.sS so ssS ssS
American Lou tSt'kley) 1.6O
Jasmine Hanover; sally's Ginger JUMP:
Peggy. Time. 2:09+s.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse. $500: FACE;
.llomsstretch Joy ts,nl $500 1890 a..o
Vic Flanagan tCam'n) 4.iO $50
KinEsway tTolhurSD ".4O
Gaiety Chief. Hal Laa. Fortuna Barnes.
Bertram Junior Time. 2;O7as.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse, $500; class 's);
Prim Song tCobb) s.iO $40 ESQ
Raider Direct tMiller) $40 e.6O
Time Bob ueguml 40
Otis Hanover, Emmajestic Dusty Sue,
Gala knight. Worthy Volstadt. Time,
2.0S.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 5000; pace;
class b, mile,
Romola Girl (Ely) 800 400 2.S0
Newport Indian Day) 100 900
walter ROsecroit tHy'n) 3.60
Olive Kuno. Ralph H., Don Eden Jiils
Boy, Volo Majesty.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: pace;
free-foT-all: / mile.
Chuck Nol0 tWathen) 900 $40 ".6O
WiImington's Star tT'r) $50 9.2O
Express Hal tAdams) $50
Dale Frost, Banner Direct, Queens
Adios. walter McKlyo, Time. 202as.
EIGHTH RACE-purse, $500: pace;
&C classified ] mile.
TansIefoot (C0bb) 1880 Gao 4.2O
Concord Hal (Tolh'sD $50 800
Peach Brandy (Gtine) SAC
Mighty Me. Worthy Lass Scratched
Catharine @. Chestnut Lou. Homestretch
Flare, Time, c:in,
Total handle, S.s2 es5. Ntendarte
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Robinson Is Sued
For Throwing Bat

MILWAUKEE,, May IL P.-
A $4,000 damage suit has been
filed in Federal Court agaip>.
Jackie Robinson and the Brook
lyn Dodgers by a Milwaukee hus-
band and wife who claimed they
were hit by bat thrown by
Robinson June 2, 1854.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wolinski
charged they were both struck
on the head when Robinson, re-
turning to the bench after being
evlcted from the game at County
Stadium, tossed his bat over the
top of the Brooklyn dugout and
into the box seats. They claimed
they suffered brain conclusions,
severe headaches and cuts and
bruises.
Evening star., 1955-05-12

Roanoke College, unbeaten in
seven meets, is expected to romp
to victory in the Goth annual
Mason-Dixon Conference track
and field championships tomor-
row and Saturday at Catholic
University.
Roanoke won the meet last
year, unseating Gu, top winner
over the years with seven cham
pionships.
However. the Cardinals were
rated no better than third this
time. with Hampden-Sydney
paced by Jim Frazer, expected to
place behind Roanoke.
Frazer has a lock on the shot
put and discus. in the opinion
of most observers. He ~1lds
conference titles in both.
Fred Favo. honored Tuesday
night as Catholic University's
Outstanding athlete, scholar
and gentleman" over a four-year
period. will defend his titles in
the 220 and 440-yard runs. The
Cardinals also hoped to take the
mile relay for the fifth straight
year, with Jake Powderly, Mike
Evening star., 1955-05-12
MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE, ,au,.
Los Angeles 10. Seattle o-l 'nrs'
game 10 innings. r,,s.o
Sacramento 4, san Francls.o l.
Oakland 3, Portland J.,
San Diego 3, Hollywood =.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal Go, Rochester -.
Toronto 5, Buffalo 3 I'll innings.
Richmond 8. Columbus =.
Havana D. Syracuse /.
ii Minneapolis 81, indianapolis Al
Louisville ii. St. Paul Z.
TEXAS LEAGUE ,.,n..>
Tulsa 3. shreyeport ! u dr;ty ynaihss''
Beaumont OklahoamS lily
Fart Worth at San Antonio, postponed
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville Q. Mobile 3:
BiTminehsm =, Neg orleans ennasnon.d
EASTERN LEAGUE
scRensctady serene aS sMI0, Wilkes-Rarre
Reading 6, Binghamton 4.
Allentown 8. Williamsport Z
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
sayanna,, ssontanm,r7 ! foluRSEas uyRaeSEsonville \ o.
Gns5lG,Its GGninmsIs !. 70 Maeon hss@S'as & o.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs g.. Des Moines T.
Lincoln g. Pueblo =; ..,,,.d
Sioux City at Wichita. postpoheu'
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Newport News 3, York J.,
Hssp1its Hagerstown 8. Portsmouth 8.
tsneasals tsncaster o. " NorfoIE !. -
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Episcopal Netmen
Beut Wilson Hioh

Episcopal's tennis team re-
mains unbeaten after five
matches, the latest a To victory
over Wilson High on the Episco-
pal courts yesterday.
Meanwhile, in Bethesda, George
Washington Highs netmen
squeaked past Bethesda Chevy
Chase, sd.
TODAY
St. Albans at Friends, 3:15.
Episcopal at LRndon, 3,
TOMORROW
Episcopal At GEORGETOWN Prep, 3.
Landon JV at Wakefield. $50.
Washington-Lee at Virginia Group
tournament, Williamsburg, Va.
SATURDAY
st. Adams at st. Andrews. 2.
Landon at Haverford Frosh z.
Washington-Lee at Virginia Group
tournament, Williamsburg. Va.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Two oWest Coast
Colts May Run
In Preakness
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Raeing Editor

BALTIMORE, May 12-Swaps
won't run in the Preakness, but
California seems to be aroused
by the victory in the Kentucky
Derby and Pimlico officials now
are counting two other West
Coast colts as possible starters
for the Preakness May %.
One is Beau Busher. son Of
Mr.. Busher, owned by the Sunny
Side Stable. Beau Busher was
rated 25th on the Experimental
rating list with ia pounds, COM
pared to Ill for Swaps.
The other is Golden Land, a
colt owned by Andrew j. Crevo-
lin, the talkative owner who
passed up the Preakness last
spring after his Determine won
the Derby. Crevolin has in
formed the Maryland Jockey
Club that Golden Land will be
made a supplemental nominee
if he runs to expectation in Sat-
urday's $4,000 Oakland Handi-
cap at Golden Gate fields.
The deadline for nominating
3-year-olds by the supplementary
method is midnight Saturday
and the fee is $500.
Nance's Lad, victor in the re-
cent Swift Stakes at Belmont
Park, arrived at Pimlico from
Laurel yesterday. The colt will
pass up Saturdays $4,000 Jer-
sey Stakes at Garden State, but
will be prepped for the Withers
Mile at Belmont on May 81 and
the Preakness, Trainer Hilton A.
(Rabbit) Dabson said.
DabSon also is encouraged
about a 2-year-old named Little
Rabbit, a colt by Slide Rule, sire
of Nance's Lad from the mare
Little Bunny.
Just a few days ago, Dabson
sold a half interest in the colt
to Chester Caithness of Bethesda,
Md, who also owns half of
Nance's Lad.
Elberwhirl's victory in the Bal
timore Spring Handicap on open
ing day at Pimlico was a costly
one for Owner Walter E. Crismer
as the temperamental 4-year-old
gelding was injured and is not
likely to race again. A veter-
inarian's examination yesterday
disclosed that the son of Whirl-
away had either bowed a tendon
or suffered a broken sesamoid
bone.
Crismer has more Calumet
sired stock coming along. He has
a 2-year-old colt by Coaltown,
a yearling by Ponder and a
sucking colt by Citation.
A field of ten 3-year-old f1llies
is expected to be entered here
tomorrow for the $4,000 Black
Eyed Susan Stakes Saturday aft
ernoon.
Wheatley Stables High Volt
age, a gray f1lly by Ambiorix, and
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Some
time Thing. dark bay daugh-
ter of Discovery. are the two
name" fillies who are due to
contest the feature. Eric Guerin
and eddie Arcaro will renew
their rivalry in this one.
There also is a possibility that
Cain Hoy Stables Lalun, winner
of the Kentucky Oaks, will be
shipped to Pimlico for the Black
Eyed Susan.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Walls Homer Helps
Marines Drub BOILING

Jack Vail, former Georgetown
star, hit three-run homer in
the ninth inning for Quantico
as the Marines defeated Boiling
Air Force Base last night, 1876,
at Boiling.
Jack Mccarthy pitched a
seven-hitter for the Marines for
his second win in three starts.
Quantico's record is 21-5. Boil
ing is So.