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Evening star., 1955-11-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

rs ARES, IN Mas-7-Fn. frame;
outbidgs;. eiec.: part mod Priced
for quick sale: east Of Marlboro,
Market 7-34S1 for details. 81
FARM 50 arres. IS under eultiva-
tion. l6 pastnfs; new fence. 2 TO-
SuiIdlnase IS el y inel,'de trnesof s and dnsI siI
Equipment: owner III; price sic, 600.
Teley Ia Plata. Nd. 9616. :.
CT sremodeled T-rFn. house, barn
fronts on two Eds., near Indian
hssa' assof y NJ taoS ri TAYLOR. La Plata
FARM. Is acres; GOOD tobacco and
corn: poor house. 3 good barns; all
equipment; on Route q. 5 miles east
Of La Plata, Nd: $16, 600. or open
for fair offer, Call TAYLOR. La
HOu uSENice home IN La Plata. Md,
sssSTs ssss sTls iss rlSs. lSs 6ssgss5iSll sssnnl
lifetime css eonstrue.iSn 81 Hsssnesi Ss9 $50 cali
TAYLOR, La Plata 66D1 or 5401
10 OpSk--Hew modern 3-bedrm,
brick: basement; close 10 schools,
churches. stores: SIS. 800. Others
Plsss. lS dOOo ha Cal iyEoR. E0Sfssd L 4 Plats Il
7-RM. MOHEhNTzED HOME, ap-
prox. 2 acres. hard rd., eley. view
storm window: near Hyattstoyn,
45 min. TO Bethesda: 50. $50; $3.50
cash, balance Ike rent. Il Garde
fremont 4ssaie4. sANDoz. INC,
FOR EXCELLENT VIEW OF SOUTH
RIVER, We have q beautiful bfiel
Cape Cod home having two IRE
places. screened porch and mani
sHeopr5s ssae r5sasCrss In. Y, HILLsMER5at III
ssieed raE ", reasonably. sasaay Can Mrs. Cor
One Of the older Annapolis homes
adjoining Chase Home. near Ham.
mond HarWood house. on MARY.
LAND AVE. could be restored 4
Colonial home or used for CONNER.
eial pifposes--eontain over u
rooms. Call Mrs. Gordon, CO. 3.
cHAs. H. sTErFEY, INC.
,srIRsssaatsor Rsatsor Since lsia I, .a1,e
Member e dss'iSsIa Multiple Iistins Yi Bupssa 9sal'
SEMI-RURAL
garden. s ss pasture. RE- woodland. 90 ia Lsrst &
living room. storage attic and
screened porch. AMI with oil
h.-w, heat. Fuii basement. Ten
ant houses amali and large out
buildings. Good Tv reception from
ssasions iox ssz.heSo ssaes'
Highland. Maryland. white house
with rabbit signs on lawn, May be
Inspected any day except Wed OF
Fri.
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IHsEs. FoR SALE SO. tcent.l J

coNoRHss HEIGHTS = semidet.
brick; exesl. eond. = va old:
pAfRi.IWN - s-bedrp,. brick: tile
kitchen. fenced yard: recreation
room. porch; $l2,g5Q; -.
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH
ise. ss iin. rec rm. M alum. storm ri Win.
dows and doors, 3 new concrete
buses and Shopping center, conv. TO
AL schools and churches. DAVID
y FARLEY, Lu. 2-7926, LU. p
vas,5 5g4g. g9,..,.,,,.,,,a.d ~, v...,. p,ak.,
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nousEs FoR sALE-s.E.
CoIoRED-oI OR NoN-dl
foRr DUPONT HILL

FORT DUPONT HILL
On P4xMsEhT. P4x.MsL 81, sss9 !, I, ass2 ANR n. "
sSnd ss4ses'aSssa rec rs iosey iRaTi
fenced lots: gas hest: storm win
doWs and many extras In these g.
yf.-old exceptionally nice homes.
Gail today to inspect, Mrs. Cox,
~. a-slSe s.Esl. g g ,r.r;s;7 81 sr7ses 81
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NORTHEAST REALTY
1903 r. ]. AVE. NE.

Sale Prices and Terms Reduced
We make II easy for your family to
liys IN home Of your choice.
coLoRKp
9Q42 Clinton st. n.e.--Vsc. bunsa 1;
Z bedrms.; oil h.-w.h.: fun bsmt.
1880 18th st. n.w.-3-story row
H!ektex. 2 rms, bath; oil h,-w.h.
BUNGALOW, 5 Fma., bath; bsmt.: gas
h.-w.h.; Ice. lot. fenced.
147l Monroe 81. n.v.--$500 down;
vacant 3-stoEy, det,, Q rms, 2
baths; gas h.-w.h.; full basement.
Ills 4th st, n.e.--2-story row brick,
s rms. 2 baths; full bsmt.: oil
h..w.h.; 500 per mo.
b4l3 bth st, n.W.--2-story row brick,
5 rms. III baths; full bsmt.: oil
h,-wh.: new decor; fenced yard.
1440 Kennedy st. n.w.--3-stcry det.
( stucco. Is rms. 3 baths. Suitable
for roonaing; $3.50 down.
NORTHEAST REALTY
1908 r. !. Ave. NE. CO. B-s2e3
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ROSEMARY HILLS
value: 3 twtn-size bed.
rm. brick rambler, IN Rosemary
Hills. Use District bus service.
otiere many appointments found
only y go1 nignsrDTesd s saarement nGmest bIsa @
IN desirable NV. section. shown
By appt. only. Call Miss zaker.
- 'MARSHiLL IssfHLL ). wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AD. 4-20Q1
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND y
1906 2nd AVENUE ~
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6 Pm. -
cond.i lovely Oct; brick;
pCTebi sids ni Sl,,tins s@s asrase pr Da'nsb acbooR
Priced for immediate sale "a
]. LEE DONNELLY & SON ID
VA. s-33I6. Ewes. Sun, W0. 6-2362
SILVER SPRING OPEN SUN. Y
New 4-bedrm.. split leyelsi air cons
ditioned: 2 full colored baths. I5
more to be built. Choice lots avail.
Model home 1003S Renfrew rd..
OF Forest Glen rd., BY sligo c. c.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
Lovely new 3-bedrm. rambler; day.
lIshs bassmsnt; ons .gd Istt; IS. sis .ss ;ssS:
WHEATON CITY
Owner must seii; S-bedrm. brick
rambler; dI approved, $4,000.
WIN accept offers. 40o4 5ayns
1920 vIERs MILL RD.
2-bedrm rambler; full bsmt. and
recr. rm.: storm windows; lovely
large lot with Anchor fence: only
$1f,B00, will accept OF contract.
c. p. FLETCHER. Realtor
10. $4,000 Ewes, OIL. 1855
vTERS MIL, S295. MOVE IN
Two bedrooms. fun bsnnt.: clean ag
Q pin; many extras. Call NANNY
rITzIG 10; 4soo6e, COLONIAL
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KENsINdToN-QPEN / TILL 6i
sAasIER. lis1sHEi wITIa Many LITILE
FEATURES YOU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR. IMMAc, 2 OR .
MOD. KIT. 2 FULL BATHS, De
LIGRTFuL Is REC, RM, M5,y.rXc WoRk3 csaEn
FULL STORM WINDOWS AND
Doors, METAL AWNINGS AND
MUCH MORE. OUT CONN. AVE.
EXT, RIGHT ON FARRAGuT TO
GLENWAY AND 1919. REED REAL
EETATE. III 7.659R.
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COLORED
$If6I.2S55nn $IfIS5n

I743 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Sc.
Lssi &C.. .s;6sdrp s plus I sneL porch,
out, full bsrnt.. oil h.-w,h. and det.
garage. Excel. financing. Call Ma. s.
1880: or ewes. and week ends DI.
T-770s. OLIVER 7. CARR, Reaitor.
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On S6th st, Just off Alabama ave.
Cape Cod brick. Excel. cond.: va
cant. Immediate possession.
G. D. MURpHY-REALtOR
60. A-6927 LU 2-4052
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Air-ccnditicned ttrough0ut 4 bed
ssest; s; ssIsss. ssn 0suiissf's ls oWn En., EcIas,;
Quality unsnIpassed, Words cent
FidHolEs FpsAHse'lEs HRsEfon ss ISD0 81 sen lA5o7s5:
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SILVER SPRING. g., gernadstte,s
rec. rm. FHA approved ct Sl6.050.
KoRzENDoRFER. OIL 4-s1I1 tn
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CHEVY chase = Just what YOU
want. Open sunday, ! til dark.
4e02 De Russey parkway tiust OF
Wis. ave-, s blks. beyond D. G. tnel
Very sssEaetiss brick rambler, SH
tive terms. W. cLiPf0RD sHKRT.
ZER. OIL. a-ah00. OIL. n-6342.
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RoCKyILLE--Assume 4isss trust
and SOC per mo. pays al on this
2-bedrm. expsndahle. liy, rm. with
fenced yard, walk to schools: ask
ing $4,000; Very small amount
pe9ssessson. pe2eT 9 - Mt; al Hosgi ,af III 2osas.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

SILVER sPRING--Best buyi 1911
.s Sis.75o1 d for his is SEQ. 90 T Tsrs. Trsms..
With fully equip. hsnlt. apt. OWN
$500. .s1. or ~ psrtisl Rply2sd y2snd trust srust. 3.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

ALABAMA AVE, Sc.
Colonial brick. 4 yrs. old and better
than new. Has everything. Owner
transferred; must eel.
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SILVER sPRNG-Loyeiy 4-hedrm;
sTSE oa.l ho|: ~: n he pnss sssnsn cs snd ssa
L Il cARiIfcHkEE REAITY Co
Evening star., 1955-11-06

C0LEsYILLE. a real dream Of . g
bedFm. home At Sl0,gtQ; among
trees, sep. dining rm., buiit-tn 81.
rage. hot-Eater heat. finished bsnat..
sspTs. s.pns pisi1S s1p,sy sIa saasRni ssnrR Nav v
I-d1Ii. III no ana III N-3flaf
Evening star., 1955-11-06

SPRING. blk. on 0eorgIa.
9 room brick rambler; full bsmt.,
wfentf. A terrific buy, &l6.250.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE. RA- 6-3333.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Fairfax yilisSs. Top ! Il 81 Pa. ave. Hot
water. heat; 3 bedrns,, rec Tm.,
nice nice. iegsI Uxrse St Handy 70 bus aq %
See this Sunday. A wonderful buy
Evening star., 1955-11-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

ROCKvILLE-apctless 4-bedrm. hrk,
home with den, fireplace IN hy.- Tna,.
fenced lot. SIC. $50. al. csll ID b
pm. Sat, and Sun. HI. 2-7600. r.
W. BKRENe. Jr. -
ROCKVILLE eUBURB-This lovely
3-bedroom brick rambler with EnE-
lish basement, on s-acTe lot. ID
being offered on the best terms pos
sible. You name them. Total
price. $40. 800. BRIDGES n sPEN-
GER. Realtors, Po. 2-4374. day OF
ROCKvILLE--Open sun, 2-5. lOls
Maple ave. 2is-yr.-old 3 bedrns..
lge. iiy. rm. with dining area, full
6asenent. fenced yard. handy, e
everything; assume large 4sst
trust. Out yiers MIL rd,.. right on
Edmonston 3 biks. 70 Maple. left on
Maple 70 1O1e and Open Sign
c6' n5s. 81. Nss:s;i :ss.;isap55.. III. 4-stos' cox =
ROCKVILLE; $500 down. Ol-Caps
Cod: possible bedrooms fuil
psmt., dining room. eatlnR-sized
Kitchen. many extras; full cost.
front; asking S12,050; make offer.
Call NANNY FITzIG. 10. 10000.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

CH. cH. BETH. AREA - Handsome
brick rambler; . fuIl-size bedrms.,
2 baths; beaut. arranged. Under
Evening star., 1955-05-10

raced trotters and thorough
bredS.
Taylor is probably the only
man, jockey or harness driver,
who can lay claim to winning a
race after his horse fell fiat on
the track. He was driving the
trotter, Son of Bert, at North
vile Downs in Michigan in 1947.
An accident sent six of the eight
horses sprawling all over the
track. The trotters were SO piled
up, Eddie says, that tie two
horses still on their feet Couldn t
get through. Taylor got his
horse on his feet, hoped back
in the sulky and went on to win
in 1882 for the mile.
Star of Taylor Stable
Heading Taylor's stable at the
moment is Wilmington's STAR,
the tWo-minute PAGER ne brought
home second to Chuck Vclo last
Friday night in Rosecroft' S
Inaugural Pace.
Star Too, whom he's driving
in tonights feature, is full
brother of Wilmington's Star
and boasts a half-mile track
mark of 2:0425. He has the No.
l post position tonight but will
have to hustle against the likes
of Chester Black, undefeated in
his two starts this year at May
Evening star., 1955-05-10
800 Candidates to Aim
For 40 Miles Per Hour

INDIANAPOLIS, May 10 (P).-
On a track designed IS years
ago for IS miles an hour, the
Nations top drivers will try to
hit 140 or better Saturday in
opening time trials for the 500
mile Memorial Day auto race.
Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix,
Ariz.. the AAA national big car
champion last year, said yester-
day he wouldn't feel comfortable
with qualifying speed of 139
miles an hour.
Cars with the 33 best speeds
in four qualifying sessions will
start. Theoretically. all of the
first days qualif1ers could be
bumped from the lineup if 80
others turn in better times in
later trials. There are 81 en-
tries, but two were scratched.
The best time on opening day
wins the pole position, the inside
spot of the first three-car row.
and the pole car never has been
bumped.
Bryan, who won l00-mile races
last year at Langhorne, Pa: In
dianapoliS, Sacramento, Phoenix
and Las Vegas, finished second
in the 500 and led As of the
200 laps. .
Jack McGrath of Inglewood.
Calf, who won the pole position
last year at a record 141.033
miles an hour for the l0-mile
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Team Match Tops
urner Mat Card

Promoter Vince Mcmahon has
lined up 10 outstanding wrestlers
on four-event program at
Turner's Arena tomorrow night.
Heading the program will be a
team match involving Joe Tan
garo and Guy Brunetti against
Mr.. Motto and Johnny Tolas. The
bout will be a best two-out-of-
three falls, Commute time-limit
affair.
The Smith Brothers. Al and
John, have been matched with
Freddie Blassie and Doug Daw-
kins, respectively, in one-fall. 60
minute time limit.
Two out-of -towners complete
the card. Lou Shoulders New
man of Chicago takes on Angelo
Martinelli from Boston.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

wood Park. Chicago. and kits
Hanover and Peggy Barnes, both
winners recently at Magnolia
Park in New Orleans.
Taylor's Miss Nc I. winner
of two in a row at haywood
Park, is likely to get the
strongest challenge from Eng
lishman. making his first start
of the year with George Marker,
a former detective. at the reins.
Tonight's card also features
three $500 divisions Of the
Silver Spring Trophy Trot.
Photo Finish in Feature
General Meredith. Canadian
owned trotter, came through on
the rail to win last nights fea-
ture, the $1,400 seventh race, in
a photo over Miss Mary Stewart.
There was dead heat for third
between Dinsmore Hanover and
Boot Key.
Jimmy Larente drove General
Meredith to a 2:061s victory for
mutuel returns of $3.50, $3.50
and 81 260.
The daily double was q good
$255.20 on the 8-4 combination
of Eric's Bonnie in the first race
and Worthy Spud in the second.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
DRIVES FAvoRITEs TONIGHT
Former Jockey Rocing
In Rosecroft Trots Now
BY JACK HARING

Although there seem to be
few areas of agreement between
harness racing and thoroughbred
racing, Eddie Taylor is one of
those rare individuals who has
shown that the twain can
meet"
Taylor, who will be driving
the favorites in both the sixth
and seventh races on tonight's
card at Rosecroft Raceway, is a
former successful Jockey who
turned to the harness sport
when his "legs got too long" as
he puts it.
Eddie will drive Star Too. a
5-to-2 choice in tonight's fea-
tured seventh race. a Glass A
pace, and also will be at the
reigns of Miss Nc I, who has
been tagged the 5-to-2 favorite
in the sixth race. also a pace.
The 3l-year-old Taylor was
born in Ohio, where his father
and grandfather were harness
horsemen. Despite his early
leanings toward harness racing,
Eddie soon turned his interests
to the running horses.
Jockey at Ohio Tracks
He became a jockey at such
Ohio tracks as Beulah Park, near
Columbus, and Hamilton and
River Downs, near Cincinnati.
He rode some fair mounts, too.
including Queen Clarice and
Patsy Ruth, two of the top mares
at the Ohio tracks in those days.
Among the owners he rode for
were the well-known Chick
Wheeler and Charlie Valentine.
When he reached 18, Eddie
had to give up as a jockey. He
was too big boy. Harness rae
ing was just then gaining popu-
larity as a night spectator sport.
so Eddie went back to follow the
tradition of his manipulating
trotters and PAGERS.
Although the famous jockey,
Johnny Longden, has pulled a
switch by driving trotters on oc-
caSion, Taylor is one of the few
career harness drivers who is
former jockey. However, he re-
calls that Valentine by turns
Evening star., 1955-05-10
HeIioscope and High Gun Get
13O Each for Metropolitan

NEW YORK, May 10 (Spe-
ciaD Belmont Park is getting
set for an important meeting of
handicap racing's big four"
after Racing Secretary Jimmy
Kilroe assigned weights for Sat-
urday's 0.000-added Metro
politan Mile.
Kilroe found he was unable to
separate King Ranch'S High
Gun, 3-year-old champion of
1854, and William Helis' bril-
liant Helioscope. So he assigned
each colt 1870 pounds yesterday
This is the same weight carried
successfully by Tom Fool and
Native Dancer in the last two
runnings of the Metropolitan.
Close behind the top twosome
are C, V. Whitneys Fisherman
and Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Social
Outcast, each with 1913 pounds.
Although High Gun has not
started this year, he has been
training in fine style for Max
Hirsch. Yesterday High Gun
worked alone on the main track
and impressed clockers as he
clicked off the mile and an
eighth in 1925. with the final
furlong in 0:l24s.
Two more of the big four
turned in impressive trials over
the week end as Fisherman and
Social Outcast stepped off good
miles on the training track Sun
day morning. Fisherman skipped
the mile on the comparatively
deep training strip in l:41. while
Social Outcast went the distance
in l:44.
HelioScope, who has won two
OF his three starts this year. is
still at Garden State but is ex-
pected to van up for Saturdays
feature.
After setting a track record
for 7 furlongs in his debut at
Bowie in the $4,000 Southern
Maryland Handicap. Helioscope
was beaten in Bowie's $4,000
John B. Campbell Memorial
Handicap. then won the Valley
Forge Handicap at Garden State
April 80. He carried 1870 pounds
in those last two starts.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
16-Yeur-OId Takes
Qualifying Medal
In Women's Golf

SHREVEPORT, La, May 10
tP).-Match play began today in
the Womens Southern golf tour
nament. and a 16-year-old high
school girl set her sights on tie
title held by veteran Polly Riley.
The schoolgirl is Clifford
Ann Greed of Opelousas, La.
Miss Greed posted a par-72
that won her medalist .lonors
in the qualifying round yester-
day and broke a course record
of 70 set about 80 years ago.
Par for women on the 6,284-
yard Shreveport Country Club
course usually is 76. but it is
lowered to 70 for the tournament.
Miss Riley. the Fort Worth
sharpshooter who has held the
title five times. qualified with
a f1ve-over-par II, good for fifth
in medal play.
Dot Kirby of Atlanta was Sec
ond with a 73. Next came Mrs.
Robert Monstead of New Or
leans at "A and Mrs. Scott Pro-
basco of Chattanooga, Tenn. at
rs.
The first round matched Miss
Greed against Mrs. Gordon Per-
rim of El Dorado, Ark, who quail
flied with an 81 and the de-
Tending champion takes ON Mrs
Harlan C. Riedel of Dallas, who
also had an 80.
Miss Kirby drew Mrs. Maurice
Click. an 82-qualifier from Bal
timore.
Mrs. Monstead was paired with
Pat Jansen of Charlotte. N. c.,
and Mrs. Probasco with l5-year-
old Mary Mills of Gulfport, Miss,
both qualifying at 81.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Boston Dose Entered
In Suffolk InyitotionoI

BOSTON, May 10 (P.-Paul
Andolino's Boston Doge. whose
I0-race victory string was
snapped April 30. has been
entered in a $4,000 special invi-
tation race May 80 at Suffolk
Downs, where he scored his first
win last season.
It will be the richest six
furlong race ever run in New
England.
Other top 3-year-olds to be in
vited include Nance's Lad and
Informant, who finished one-two
ahead OF Boston Doge last
month at Belmont Park.
The race will be one Of the
features of a 17-day period to be
designated New England's festl-
val of racing" The $4,000
added Massachusetts, Handicap
will open the festival May 10.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

In Bowie's Campbell Memorial
Social Outcast beat Fisherman
by a nose with each packing l25
pounds. Helioscope was good
two lengths back of Fisherman
in that race while beating Mrs.
Ethel D. Jacobs Joe Jones, with
l21 pounds, by a head. Since
then Social Outcast won the
Lincoln Special under 1876 pounds
and Fisherman won the Excel
sior at Jamaica with the same
weight.
After the big four" the
weights dip sharply to l19 pounds
on Joe Jones. Calumet Farm S
Miz Clementine and Foxcatcher
Farms Parlo. the Nations two
leading fillies. each have been
given ll6 pounds.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
DRIVER HURLED FROM RACER
Donna Floyd Plays
Carol McCord in
Friends Tennis

Carol McCord of Wilson High,
top-seeded in the Sidwell Friends
girls tennis tournament, meets
Donna Floyd of Wakefield today
in an interscholastic division
semifinal match.
Loretta Lowe of Coolidge meets
Pat Hubbard of Wilson in the
other match.
Seminal matches also will be
played in the 15-year-old- and
under division. Annie LomaX OF
Kramer Junior High plays Betsy
Damon of Friends and Jane Sew
erson of Williamsburg Junior
High. Arlington faces Carol
Janney of Friends.
Matches in both divisions will
be at 4 o'clock.
Results yesterday:
InterschOIastic Division
Carol McCord, Wilson. defeated Julia
Floya, WaEedsfd. defeated andrea BERG;
ana Kaldes. Wilson 81. 81 Pat
Hubbard. wilson, defeated Nancy Gates,
Is Years-and. Under Division
Annie Lomsy, KIamtr Jr.. defeated
Elaine SAM Stone Ridge 6--0, 6--l,
Betsy Damon. Friends. defeated Mar
Earcg Tillson. Holy Cross. 6--3, 4--6.
O."
Jane severson, williamsburg Jr de-
feated Ann Lane. Georgetown Visitation,
6--3, to. Carol Janney, Friends, de-
fcated Cynthia Goeltz Linbrook. -
Evening star., 1955-05-10
Greengross Goes
To Hospital With
Fad Leg Condition

PHILADELPHIA, May 10 (A1.
--Outfielder Jim Greengrass
stayed behind for disqualification
yesterday as the Phillies left for
S.. Louis. first stop on their
Western trip.
Greengrass, acquired from the
Reds in a six-player deal 10 days
ago, has an aggravated leg con-
dition. His legs have become
swollen in each game he has
played since joining the Phils.
General Manager Roy Hamey
said he knew before the trade
that Greenerass had injured his
legs last season. but he said he
didn't know the condition had
become aggravated. He added
he didn't mean to imply the
Pedlegs pulled anything over on
U.s.
Evening star., 1955-05-10

trial, was timed unofficially at
141.066 yesterday in a practice
run. Tony Bettenhausen OF
Tinley Park. ILL.,, another Speed
way veteran. turned a lap at
1898. Pat O'Connor of North
Vernon, Ind. Midwest AAA
spring champion the last two
years, was clocked over 1877 on
several laps.
Bill vukovich of Fresno, Calf.
winner the last two years.
"loafed" at 1877. Sam Hanks OF
Burbank, Calf, the 1853 ma
tional champion. has been over
139 and Andy Linden of Man.
haitian Beach, Calf. hit 1873 yes
terday.
Banks turned laps over 144
miles an hour on the Speedway
last summer in tire tests with an
oversize engine, ineligible for the
race.
Bryan thinks somebody may
hit LA Saturday, even with the
270-cubic-inc Offenhauser en-
gine that powers most of the en-
tries. A new tire may help.
There also has been steady i'm
provement since the war in chas-
sis and in fuels incorporating
such explosives as picric acid.
The explosive ingredients may
be outlawed next year.
Drivers. many of them private
airplane pilots or ex-servlce fly
ers, may be better, too.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
SuitIund Stickmen Win

Suitland High School won its
second victory in lacrosse yes
terday. beating Augusta Military
Academy. 4-3, at Suitland Bart
Cannon, Paul Mitchell. Bob
Baker and Joe Shelton scored
the goals for the Rams. Shelton
also getting credit for two as
sists. Both of Suitland's wins
in five games have been over
Augusta.
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Columbia Heights Nine Upsets
LincoInio in League Opener

Joe Corbin pitched f1ve-hit ball
and George Brannan and Joe
Dryer slammed baseS-empty
home runs as Columbia Heights
beat Lincolnia. the 1854 cham
pion, AZ, on the South Ellipse
yesterday. opening the Depart
mental Leagues 9th season.
In the Gauzza League at Fair
lawn, L&L Construction smoth-
cred the Marine Barracks, 1870.
and Snug Harbor overlook
Shade King Awning, 1877.
Lefthander Tom Reed issued a
single to the Marines first batter
and no more until he was relieved
by Russ Morris in the seventh
inning. Morris kept the hitless
Evening star., 1955-05-10

string going and the game was
called after the seventh because
of the high score. Reed struck
out IL batters in his six innings.
Don Redmiles' two-run double
was the big blow of Snug Har-
boris game winning three-run
rally in the seventh.
Today's sandlot schedule lists
defending champion Atchison g.
Keller against Strick's Restau-
rant in the GauZza League at
FairiaWn. Columbia Heights
against Naval Communication
in the Departmental League on
the South Ellipse and Silver Hill
against Union Printers in the
Industrial League on the West
EllipSe. all at $50 pm.
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Race on Grass
.Co-Featured as
PimIico Opens

BALTIMORE. May 10 (Spe-
ciaD .-Maryland's racing scene
shifts to Pimlico today for the
start of an 1s-day meeting. with
the 51a-furlong Baltimore Spring
Handicap and a mile and one
sixteenth turf race the opening
attractions.
Lou Pondfield, vice president
and executive director, hoped for
an opening day crowd of 10000.
although there is competition for
horses and customers from both
Garden State in New Jersey and
Belmont in New York. The
harness horses also are running
at Rosecroft' at night.
Post time will be 2 pm.
throughout the meeting except
Preakness Day. May %, when it
will be LAS pm.
The lineup for the Spring
Handicap. a $4,000 event, is
headed by Duke Singers Hang
over. who was developed by the
late Robert F. Curran and now
is trained by Eddie Smith. Hang
over has been assigned l26
pounds. by far the heaviest i'm
post in the field of eight.
Other prominent sprinters
entered include Giles D. Mills
Nick Jimmie. lit. and Walter E.
Crismer's Elberwhirl, ITO, both of
whom worked we'll at Laurel.
The sixth race, the $4,000 Elk
ridge on grass, has drawn a small
but select field of six headed by
Auburn Farms Old Glendale,
ia, and w. Arnold Hangers
Iceberg II, ll9. the latter carry
ing top weight.
Old Glendale set a turf course
record over the same distance
at Laurel his last time out. Ice
berg II was third to Stan in the
$4,000 Hialeah Turf Handicap
two months ago. He is entered
in today's Elklslge as a prep for
the $4,000 LIKE Handicap a
week from Saturday. and he also
may go in the $10.000-added
Riggs Handicap, feature of the
Memorial Day windup at Pimlico.