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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22
Richard Upset
In British Meet

LONDON, Sept. "a tR.-Man-
fred German Of West Germany
upset Rod Richard Of the United
States In the invitation l00-yard
dash In the international track
and field meet at White City
Stadium yesterday.
German was timed In 90 Sec
onds. q tenth OF . second better
than the former UCLA star.
In another upset. Diack Mai
COCO Of the United States was
beaten by 10 yards by voittc
Hellsten Of Finland in the 40
yard dash in ATS seconds.
Brian Hewson, Britain's FOUR
minute miller. won the half mile
by IL yards over Lang Stanley
OF San Diego. Calf. In 1:45.8,
and Siegfried Herman Of East
Germany won the mile In 4:O3.4
Josy BartheI Of Luxembourg was
second In 1904 and Joe La
Pierre, formerly Of Georgetown
University in washington, D. c.,
third In 1905.
The lone American victory
came In the pole vault. which
Bob Smith Of San Diego. Calf.
won at Il feet.
Diane Leather Of Britain won
The women's mile in AS. fastest
ever by o woman.
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By RoD THoMAs

A surprise rivalry for the
individual championship of the
Capital Wonien's Major Duck
pin League has appeared IN the
early going. Hildur Lagos Of the
Chatter Bar team was il front
|today By 3 single pin after Z
|370 performance last night. high-
lighted BY 3 100, the leagues
|iirst medal game 81 the season.
Her average = iiS.5 for nine
games.
One stick behind u BETTY
Hummer 81 william e. yoisht,
who rolled 1883. The pre-
|vious leader. Ann xzAberscrn Of
the Weights. rolled sos to drop
her average to about III.
Chatter Bar increased It's
league lead BY sweeping Pahst
Blue Ribbon, paced hy Inca Ry-
ans at.
The runner-up voiehts won
two from Bethesda, led By
Evelyn Nickel's 3l3.
Clarendon, featuring Dorothy
|Ciark's 354. shaded King Pin.
with Lorraine CULTS $50 high.
Clarendon rolled the seasons
high game Of 500.
Helen Ford's 3l5 gave Jim
|Comber's Restaurant the edge
lover Rays Bar and Grill. led by
Louise vance's sac.
The standings: Chatter Bar,
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Lane Plugging
keII as ManaueI

CHICAGO, Sept. ~ B.
Frank Lane, who seeks to resign
10 $4,000 yearly Job as White
|Sox general manager. is backing
one of his athletes, Third Base
man George KeIl, as q major
league managerial prospect.
Meanwhile, Kell denied Q re-
port that Paul Richards. feld
and front-ofice boss Of the
Orioles. is seeking him as . field
manager.
Lane disclosed that before
Richards left the White Sox to
take over at Baltimore last year
he had suggested that Kell would
make q ''iine manager" How
ever. Marty Marion got the job
after serving as . coach Tor
Richards.
Kell Is n real pro. as q player
and o baseball thinker" Lane
said. This playing days are not
Through. He's 80 and while we
|still were In the running. he did
10 great job Of giving US . lift.
IT believe that II another club
wanted to deal for KEEL % q
manager. the White Sox would
entertain any reasonable propo-
|sition and not stand In his way
for d managerial chance"
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HiIdur Loyos Gains Pin Leod;
Brudsher Rolls Sd 400 in Row
ISL; Voieht. So: Bethesda. 50:
king Pin. 81: Comber's. 81;
Irabst. Ia. and Rays, ID.

Isl: Voieht, So: Bethesda, 81:
King Pin. 5-4: Comber's. 81;
lrabst. Ia. and Rays, i-S.
Frank Bradsher Of the Jen-
|Iins Sheet Metal team rolled his
third consecutive 100 with . 426
lii the District Minor League.
The other big ones were AS In
the District Minor and 427 Ia the
National Capital.
Tak0nfa scored the only sweep
In the District Minor last night,
over Harrison Roofers.
In other matches jenkins beat
Roma Restaurant, Billhimer's
Ford beat Central Insurance.
Bethesda beat American Valet.
Wheaton Hardware beat Full
ford's Radio, Anchor Grill beat
Charles County Amusement.
Giant Liquor beat Chatter Bar
and Bank Of Maryland beat
Rockville. The Pizza House
|Vacchiano match was unreported.
The standings: jenkins. To;
Chatter BAR, ~: Charles County.
SIS: Bilihimer's. 6-3: Bethesda,
|6-3; Giant, ga: Takona. 81:
Wheaton. Sd: Roma. 5-l; Full
|fordS, Is: Rockville, As; Bank
LOT Maryland. As: Central. SIS:
|Harrison's. SIS; Pizza, "a: AN
|chor, ut; American Valet, 1T:
IVacchinrlo. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22
BY BILL FUCHS
star star Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. Sept. 22.-The
"unsung hero" at the Naval
Academy these days is q 6-foot-2.
200-pound Californian whose
favorite pastime is skin diving
for giant Holsters on the Mexican
west coast.
Wilson Whitmire. center and
linebacker, is q football hero.
storybook fashion. He came up
from nowhere last year to all q
need that had become alarming
with injuries to the top two
centers, Bob Davis and Dick Dut-
nell. This he did with little pre-
vious experience and now Coach
Eddie Erdelatz can look to the
season opener here Saturday
against william and Mary with
out any worries about the situa-
ton at center.
Whitmire, somewhat UNDER
sized for football ct Coronado
(Caltf0 High School until MS
senior year, reported to Navy
with only that one year Of expe-
rience.
Seizes the Breaks
"Iie did a very good job with
the plebes.' Erdelatz said, but
he wasn't anything special with
us at first last season. Then
we got TO romping against Dart
mouth and put him In and he
made 3 couple OF fine tackles.
Davis got hurt in the Pittsburgh
game, Dutnell got hurt and
that left us with one center
Whit. ] don't know what we
would have done without him.
IT was q heck of q good break
for me-" Whitmire says. referring
to his unexpected inheritance Of
the No. / center spot, but adds
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Il0-Doy Suspension
Keeps Sho sn,oIs er
Out Of Sysonby.

NEW YORK Htpk. y De-
IA To-day sispchsion + handed
IWiilie ehoemakel atl Belmont
Park yesterda1 Nili keep the
Nations No. 1 fider III the last
1.-Two seasons from Hiding the
Maine Chance rams Jet Action
IN saturdays M. 900 added
Isysonby Stakes. lIeadlcy Wood
house will replacs him.
s,,.rt s,,oe q \ vyn,,ndet ,,,,til
$780, ,i sfor siisnr n, mar
49, . st,..sss,t kcrrre ara inter-
s..s.- ,.,,t,, rfrf rnck - fhe
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YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
BY WARREN GAER
Drake rootbail Coach

North Carolina, an underdog
has jumped to q TO lead ovei
Oklahoma on q pass interception
and has stopped the Sooners
powerful next advance by means
|of d tumble. As q result. the
Oklahoma line Is charging like
fury, and the first two Tar Heel
plays Of this series. q quick
opener and a fullback power
play. have been stopped cold.
The North Carolina coach
sensing the over-eager Sooner
charge. sends in word to call q
play with peel-back blocking
(linemen bump an opponent IL
one direction, then swing over II
another to pick up other de-
fensive mem.
In following the coach's or
ders. rate these plays !. 2. 3 and
4:
Reverse three backs move u
one side, play develops around
end In other direction).
End-around blacks move In
one direction: end takes ball
back In anotherl..
Criss-cross flake TO two backs
l 49, -
third takes ball In opposite ID.
rection).
Naked reverse tleft half takes
pitchout; hands 70 right hall
who runs wide to left without In
terference).
fAns,Cer on Page CD
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Women Golfers
Play Senlifinals

Mrs. John Barry Of Mano,
Club and Mrs. Jack Smith Of
Prince Georges both came with
la q stroke OF carrying two Of
|Baltimore's top women golfers
into extra holes. and possibly
beating them, In the quarter
finals Of the Maryland State
women's championship yester-
day at Manor.
The performances Of Mrs
Barry and Mrs. Smith un-
|doubtedly gave encouragement
Ito the District women who face
the visitors today.
Mrs. Edward Ferriday Of
Chevy Chase. the District titlist
meets Mrs. G. 3. Richards Of the
|C. c. Of Maryland In one semi
final. and In the other it's . re-
play Of last years Anal. with
Mrs. Frank Cush Of Argyle play
ing Mrs. Maurice Click Of Wood
|holme.
Mrs. Click. eight-time cham
pion, defeated Mrs. Cush, 5 and
4, in the title match last veal
at Baltimore G. c.
Mrs. Click. three up after nine
holes, had to get 4 break on the
18th to beat Mrs. Barry. the
home club champion and District
runnerup, / up, Mrs. Richards
winner Of two Of Baltimoress tor
women's tournaments this year,
defeated Mrs. Smith when the
latter three-putted the last green
Mrs. Cush defeated her Argyle
clubmate, Betty CARRIER. 4 and 3
while Mrs. Ferriday won. ; and 2
over Argyle's Capt. Lucille Busch,
USAF, In the match between the
1855 and "a District champions,
Mrs. Ferriday and Capt. Busch
halved only three holes. with Mrs
Ferriday making o comeback fol-
the second straight day. She
lost three Of the first four holes,
In Q naother-daughter match
In the second flight Mrs. Tom
Wilder set back her 17-year-old
protege, Debby. ! UP. Debby wa
runnerup to Mrs. Barry for the
Manor championship.
The championship match viii
start ut 10 am. tomorrow.
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Races
AT Vistu Sunday

The feature motorcycle race
program of the season ct vista
Speedway viii be presented al
Q pm. Sunday by the District
Throttle Twisters and the Land
and Sea Sportsmen's Club.
Eight races are on the pro-
gram. Marvin Shaw Of Atlanta
won last years big race. Among
his top opponents this time viii
be Chapel Oaks" Hawk Of
Chapel Oaks. Nd. Billy Tyler Of
Stafford. Va. Floyd JOY Of Little
Rock, Ark. and James Brent Of
Washington. About % driver,
are expected.
The track Is located ct Defense
highway and George Palmer
highway.
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Boy Meadows Invites
/ umnrero 10 Ruce

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico. Sept.
l22 B Camarero, winner Of so
straight races before a recent
death. has been invited to per-
form In California this month.
The owners Of the horse, Jose
and Juan Coll Vidal. said today
they had received q cable from
William p. Kyne. general man.
lager Of the Bay Meadows Track
lat San Mateo. Calf.
Kyne offered to pay expenses
for the horse to race In the $780,
900 william p. Kyne Handicap
lat Bay Meadows October 20. The
owners said they hadn't decided.
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IRums Place Paul
On Waiver List

LOS ANGELES. Sept. ~ (R.--
Don Paul, veteran Los Angeles
Rams linebacker. has been placed
on the waiver list but because hi
Is sidelined with q knee injury
no team claimed him and he car
be reactivated by the Rams after
four games.
PAIRING Paul from the roster cut
the Rams squad to IS yesterday
After the first two games the
Rams must cut to SO players.
Skeet Quinlan IL carried on the
active list now. although he has
Just undergone an operation fol
removal OF knee cartilage. After
the opening game Sunday
against the San Francisco Forty
Miners the Rams can place GUM
Ian on the injured list for 50
days, then call him back II he Il
ready to play.
BALTIMORE, Sept. "a (Rs-
Glen Dillon. star end ct Pitts.
burgh last season. was claimed
by the Baltimore Colts today
after he had been put on waivers
by the Cleveland Browns.
The Colts announced they
were putting Dillon on theil
military reserve list. since hi
soon viii be indicted.
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AS Purchase Three
| From San Francisco

| KANSAS CITY, Sept. ~ Up.
The Athletics have purchased
three players from San Fran
cisco for an estimated $75.00O
and one player.
Coming to the AS are Out
fielder Dave Melton (.299). In-
fielder Mike Baxes t.323), and
Pitcher Bill Bradford. 3l-year-
Iold highlander who had . 1875
record.
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SKIN DIVING HIS HOBBY
Unsung Center Proves
Boon to MILDLY Squad

seriously, sit wasn't q very good
break for Davis and Dutnell. "
That's football" Erdelatz
says. I'VE tell the boys oppor-
tunity may knock only once and
to be ready for 1t. Whitmire was
ready"
Coronado is only about Is miles
from the Mexican border and
Whitmire talks enthusiastic.
ally about one Of the favorite
sports In that area-skin diving.
I'VE 60 down to Mexico" he
says. ito q place where nobody
else goes. It is loaded with lob
sters and halibut. We get the
halibut with spear guns and pick
up the Holsters with leather
gloves, The lobster gets Up TO
Is and 16 pounds. We boil 'eni.
They sure taste good"
Small But Versatile
Only q 150-pounder until his
senior year. Whit performed on
the track team as Q shot putter
and middle-distance runner In
his first three years at high
school. But In one year he showed
amazing ability In football. He
was first-string center IN the
All-Metropolitan scholastic team
that season.
Opportunity is now knocking
for John Russell. 4 17S-pound
halfback who Is expected to see
q lot Of action Saturday. A mem
Der Of the junior varsity team
last year, Russell. who comes
from Oakland. Calf. has been
moved up to the second team
because of injuries TO Paul Co
Der and Ed Maiynn. rs q big
chance and from what he's
shown IN scrimmages, Russell.
like Whitnire. Is on the alert
for breaks.
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|5Ex-ChaiIIlpions
Still in Running
In transmits

OKLAHOMA CITY. sept. 20
| P.-The Women's Trans-MIis
sissippi golf Tournaments maneu-.
|yered into . solid hole-f or-liole
battle today as fiye former cham
|pions sought to uphold their
regulations against . formidable
field Of challengers.
Holding the upper hand IN.
quest Of the silver anniversary.
tournament title were Mary Ann.
Downey Of Baltimore. who won.
medaiist honors with q two-over-.
|par 76. and Polly Riley Of Fort.
Worth. Tex.
The luck of the draw placed
Miss Riley In the bottom hslf
of the bracket. and with good
fortune she wasn't likely to en-
counter serious trouble until the
quarter finals.
on the other hand. Miss
Downey In the top half faced.
tough opposition from Marjorie.
Lindsay. the 1850 Transmits
champion from Decatur, nl.;
MRS. Grace De Moss Smith, rum
|nerup In 1850 from Miami. Fla,
and. Mrs Margaret Wiilhord.
|three-time Oklahoma champion.
The i've former winners hoping
to ind a new trophy in their
struggles against the tough $50
yard par 37-37-H Twin HillE
Country Club course are the
Misses Downey, Lindsay. Riley:
and Mrs. Patti Blanton Of Enid.
Okla, and Mrs. Edean Anderson
|Ihlanfeldt OF Seattle. Wash.
First-round results:
Mar Ann Downey. Baltimore. defeated
Mrs. Raymond Dunson. Oklahoma CITY,.
Dale fiemins. Tulsa. defeated Mrs. I'd
teatsd Patty Daley. san Antonio. Tex.
Mrs. Mrs. h.leirh Han. Tulsa. defeated
Mrs. MarEaret Williford. Ponea City,
Okla. defeated Mrs. klfred Beck, Tulsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22

Wilson and st. Johns open
their football seasons tomorrow
against each other In the con-
tinuation Of q popular inter.
league schoolboy rivalry.
The series dates from 1916
when Wilson edged the Johnnies
2l.i0. That was the year the
Tigers won the Interhigh League
championship and st. Johns
finished second to Gonzaga In
1.-THE Catholic League race. st
Johns has been Catholic cham
lpion ever since.
They didn't play in 1850 and
wouldn't have In 1052, either
had not both won their league
titles and met for the city cham
lpionship. Wilson won that one
24-6. In the only game In which
1.-THE two schools ended more thar
six points apart.
Haley II Big Gun
The Johnnies have won the
other three meetings--l3-o In
1881. 60 In 1853. and so again
last fall.
| st. Johns this year has beer
ltouted as being powerful again
with much Ringing on the per.
Torrance Of It's junior quarter.
back, Johnny Haley.
Haley. about 5-foot-l0 and Isl
pounds. who was o third stringel
q year ago. has developed into ar
authentic gem. according Il
Coach Joe Gallagher.
| st. Johns has scrimmaged fivs
times against outside teams Ii
THE last three weeks. "arid HALEY
has looked very good" Gallagher
says. He runs well. his passing
lis sharper and. Of course, he's :
smart boy"
Also impressive has been thu
performance In scrimmage Of
Dick McCaleb. brother of Jaci
McCaleb, former Gonzaga star
Dick Is q transfer from Mount
LIST. Joseph In Baltimore and hal
taken over the starting left.
halfback spot.
OF concern TO the st. John!
squad has been the ahnormal
number Of injuries sustained II
the fiye scrimmages. Linebackel
Fred Eslkew and Halfback Jerry
Dillon. both first-string veteran.
from the 1854 unbeaten team
win not play against Wilson
because Of damaged knees.
Weakened ct Tackle
The tackle positions are hard
lest hit with John Lawrence Out
with . bruised hip and al Sell.
leppi and Paul Cornwall wobhiy
on injured knees. The latter two
haven't scf1mmaged for two
weeks. but viii see limited action
tomorrow.
Wilson, too, has had its share
/ of hard knocks. End John Hunt
Is out for the season with q torn
cartilage in his left knee and
Guard Bob Russell still Is nurs-
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Dutes Are Resulted
For Bio Coast Ruces

ARCADIA, CALI, Sept. y UT
The Los Angeles Turf Club has
announced a reshufiling of dates
for the $l00.0o0-added Santa
Anita Handicap and Derby.
The 100000 Derby win be
run March 3, between the Santa
Anita Handicap February IS and
the 100000 San Juan Capis-
trano Handicap March 10.
In past years the Derby usu-
ally preceded the Santa Anita
Handicap by one week.
The meeting opens December
I26 and closes March 10.
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III PAGERS Shoot
For s66,6O8in
Little Brown Jug

DELAWARE. Ohio. Sept. "a
|tR).-A crowd Of $1,000 Is ex-
|pected to watch II Of the coun-
|try's sharpest 3-year-old PAGERS
run for 500. 6OS.s3 In purse money
lat today's harness race classic.
the Little Brown jug.
(The race win be broadcast
In washington over Station
WAfAL ct 7:30 PM
The mile race over the Della
ware County Fairgrounds half
mile track win be run In two
divisions mine horses In the
Ifirst and eight In the second.
The drst i've In each division
WIN come back for . third heat,
liz neither d the two previous
winners place FIRST. winners Of
lall three heats viii race TO de-
eide the 10th annual jug
winner.
The outcome Of the deciding
mile has 10 per cent Of the purse
riding with It. However. II Z
PAGER wins In straight heats. his
owner can pick up $24.645.24,
The remainder win be spread
among the first fiye horses u
leach Of the three heats.
Leading contenders for jug
lhonors are Quick Chief, owned
Iby Farmstead Acres. Brookville
I'M. Y, and Meadow Ace, owned
Iby Newport Stock Farm Stable
lSouth Plainfield. N. ). They
lare co-favorites ct 3 to 5.
Quick Chief. TO be driven BY
billy Haughton. third-rankina
grand circuit rcinsnian Of 1854,
win 20 In the first division,
meadow Ace. to be handled by
IDel Cameron, starts In the sec
Iond. Cameron Of Pinehurst,
In. c.. has won the jug twice,
Behind the two favorites,
Ibracketed ut 3 to ! odds. were
ISea Eagle, Reeds knight. Hal
IO,Matic and Dottie's Pick. The
prices range upwards to the 50
Ito ! quoted on Newport Dean.
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Dinner for Boys Nine

The Clarendon Trust Co.'s ju-
lnior major league baseball team
will be entertained ct 9 dinner
Saturday at $50 pm. ct the
Evans Coffee Shop in Arlington.
Thomas e. Sebrell. III. secre-
ltary-treasurer Of the bank, will
lbe master Of ceremonies.
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Warriors Sign Schofer

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ~ H1.
Bob Schafer, 6-foot-4 back
court specialist who scored more
points than any other basket
ball player in villanova Univer-
|sity's history. has signed with
the Philadelphia Warriors. Scha-
fer racked up 2.094 points In four
wears at Villanoya.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22
Harness Driver Hurt

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. =.
Sept. "a R.--Harness Driver
William Pence, 50. Of Goshen
suffered a broken left collarbone
possible rib fractures and bruises
of the face and left shoulder last
might In q spill at Saratoga
Raceway.
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Wilson and St. Johns
Renewing Keen RivoIry

ling 1 broken nose. Neil Norman
tackle suffering from . bruised
shoulder, win play some offense
tomorrow. but no defense.
Other featured games tomor.
row afternoon include DeMaths
lat Georgetown Prep, Suftiand
lat Wakefield, Landon ct Gath
lersburg. st. Adams ct Bethesda.
Chevy Chase. Phelps ct Carroll
Friends ct Western and Dunbar
lot Tech.
suitland hopes to give sur.
lprisingly strong Wakefield 9
Istiffer test than did Mount Yer.
mon last week during the War.
riors' 24-6 victory. DeMatha,
fresh from q $50 triumph over
Ben, Is rated stronger than ia
any Of It's previous six sessions
Landon 10 seeking It's 18th
straight victory, while 0aithers.
burg showed little during q i4-C
loss to E-CC In the County JAM
boree last Saturday. Phelps
which hasn't scored Q point IN
1.-TWO games 30 far. engages Q Car.
lroll team which opened with q
12-0 win over Eastern . week
ago.
g, Johns at wilson, a:1s
Friends ct Westsrn, a;30. q
ehsmSssrrii.ihn' mn y. : s.ii q xs,Ssesstia
EGslss: :. /. cAs..ell /. $50 81
ArmstrcnE ct Baltimore Douglass
Mass..s.. 4 Ds sso. & E RSasss
Northwestern a Washinston-lee. 3,
Jss.,ss Monroe q Neun. Vernon, 9.
xi6sn's a. SstSssda .tnsy, chase
Landcn at daithersburs. .. q,
0xon I'm w. Aish Point Of North
SO. s.sphsn's At o.. Mays tAnnap.
s,s., 4 ss. ssss:.: 3: ,a ss:s ss 40
Ii Plata Ct Laurel. 2. !.
LoudQun County at Ozark Count,
'sasf ssshaii y IA hh.rssiaon. !,
Alhemarie 1t Osoourn, 4.
Rarker-0ray q Baltimore Carver
caipepsr Carver At Luther Jackson
- SATURDAY
qonsass at Ipissopal $50.
gladensburg ct Ailegany fCumher'
Ilandl. 3.
Fans Church at Annendaie. ..
Mashington-Lee w Ct 0ar.k1eld. 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-22

BRING ON WILLIAM & MARY-Wilson Whitmire,
Nays top center and inebacker is ready for the sea-
son opener against the Indians Saturday ct Annap0
lis thrdstringer at the start of last season. Whit
moved up because Of injuries to the top two centers
and took immediate command OF the situation The
coaches at the academy don't like to think how the
Middies would have Jared without him.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

When the Queen Mother returned-found her former
dancing with the Queen and the Queens wait
ing for her. she understood what had happened
Asking her partner to steer their dancing steps in the
Queens direction she tapped the unhappy young man lightly
with her fam AS they passed she said with twinkle in her
eye: "Snob!"
SORRY, NO ANSwER-Mrs. John Foster Dulles wife of
Secretary of State
the other day. She daled the number RE 756O0 waited
patiently while Finally hung up saying:
You would think the State Department would wouldn't
you?" Her second attempt was more successful.
STANDING ROOM ONLY-The Austrian Embassy here is
being flooded with dozens of call from music lovers
to get tickets for the opening night performance Venna
Opera allows how as there are
bombed out during the Vienna being swamped
with requests for tcketssome $4,000 to date please all
who want to be in the gala reopenng has billed
Opera Festival from November to December festive
curtain raiser on November is Beethovens "Fidelio"
RICH LITTLE RICH GIRI.-The blond beauty playing
of the heiress the Christopher
mer Theater Oney stand her puchude But
besides Dina Merrill is heess to two fortunes hostess Of
lovely home mother OF three children and wife Of handsome
Stanley Rumbough, jr
daughter Mrs Marjorie Merriweather
here at Mount Vernon Seminary president
the Club Travelled the Pacific with Moss Hart and
production of The Man Who Came Dinner" with the
during the acted in threaten has appeared
elevson and radio shows and will be starring
fall
To add to that has sailed the Caribbean and other
wondrous places on her mothers famous yacht The Sea
Cloud played tournament tennis in the French National
Doubles and Forest Hills Doubles drives Thundebird and
oh well. really don't have the heart to go on.
SHE'LL TAKE TT WITH HER-The retiring Welfare Secre-
Cup Hobby is taking her wallpaper with her
day obviously has the future When Mrs Hobby
beautiful sivery Chinese wallpaper Liking it
much possibly feeling little mpermanent she had it
wallpaper The great State will have little of WASH
ington in 1t from now on