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Evening star., 1955-08-23
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL pREyIEW
Carroll Short on Vets;
Little Hoyos Heavier
By BoB HANSON

On September 2 some so boys
from Georgetown Prep win re-
port at Camp Let's. Md. for two
weeks OF football practice. Coach
Tracy Mehr. starting his first
season at Prep. viii have q pre-
dominantly junior team.
I'VE have some good sopho-
|mores coming up from last year,
about eight. and they'll be the
ones that should make US click, |"
Mehr said.
The club will be built around
Chick Leasure. o center last year
but expected to take over at
quarterback where he performed
two years ago; Fullback Jack
Schaefer, End Chuck King and
Guard Pat McKeever.
Other backfield candidates who
Evening star., 1955-08-23
,ATLANTIC CITY NOTES

worth $50, when Evelyn Miss,
owned and trained by Walt. Ell
lott, won the second race with
Jockey Nick Shuk in the irons.
Four French jockeys are ex-
pected here to compete in the
$50. 900 Foreign-bred Stakes on
September II. They are Pierre
Albors. Jean Maurice de Forge.
Guy Edourad Chancellor and
Jean Charles MaSsard.
De Forge will ride Martin Fab
iani's Klarion. who is considered
one cf. the fastest milers in
Europe.
Jockey Angel Valenzuela is
scheduled to ride Christopher
r. Chenery's Talora in the
Philadelphia Handicap Satur-
day. Talora and Garry the
News will be vanned here from
Saratoga for the turf event.
Shuk rode two winners yes
terday and moved within four
Iof Sam Boulmetis. the meet
.ing's leading rider with l8.
After registering with Evelyn
Miss. Shuk rode Another World
to victory in the $1,000 allow
Iance feature on the turf.
Another World. q 4-year-old
Ifilly carrying lilo pounds in
lprepping for the Philadelphia
Handicap, ran the mile on the
grass in 1878. which was the
same time hung up by County
Clare when he won last Satur-
days Atlantic City Turf Handi-
cap with ll6 pounds.
Mabekky. who was second to
Another World yesteray:: Maid
iof Flight, who was third. and
Miss jeanne, fourth. also are
nominees for Saturdays feature
New Jersey race fans believe
in arriving early for the after
noon program. Many enthusi-
asts are in the stands two hours
before post time.
Yesterday, despite the heat
and humidity, total Of 1892
attended the races and wagered
81 ,575,94l-one of the better
weekdays of the current meet.
Evening star., 1955-08-23

Junior golfers usually can
meet an emergency somewhat
easier than their seniors, and
that proved true today as a
record field of 140 played an 18-
hole qualifying round in the
Western Junior championship at
Manor Country Club.
Manor presents a patched
together course because of
burned-out green's. but the
youngsters met the situation
with an absolute minimum OF
disgruntlement in practice
rounds yesterday as they vir-
Evening star., 1955-08-23
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

MAYS LANDING, N. j.. Aug.
23. - Clear Dawn, the 4-year-
old filly who won Delaware Parks
New Castle Stakes and finished
second in the Matron Stakes at
Arlington Park has been assigned
top weight of 122 pounds for
Saturdays $4,000 Philadelphia
Tutf Handicap at the Atlantic
City Race Course.
The Philadelphia is for fillies
ana mares exclusively and will be
oFEested at a mile and one
eigAth. A total Of Is fillies and
mars are eligible for the week
end feature.
Next in line, behind Clear
Dawn comes Elmendorf's Garry
the News. with 116: Walter J.
Appel's Another World. lis, and
ShaWmut Stables Gainsboro
GirLl14.
There was a Maryland touch
to yesterdays 90 daily double
Evening star., 1955-08-23
HARTAcK BOOSTS
LEAD OVER 'SHOE
WITH 4WINNERS

CHICAGO. Aug. % (R.-
Jockey Willie Hartack In
creased his lead in his quest
for national racing honors
yesterday with four winners
at Washington Park while
Willie Shoemaker, his closest
rival. had one.
Hartack's victories swelled
his total for the year to 257.
Shoemaker has asa winners.
Hartack won aboard Presi-
dent Ryan in the first race,
Haze in the third. Optimum
in the fourth and Ed The
Great In the fifth.
Shoemaker's victory was
aboard Breakers In the sixth.
Evening star., 1955-08-23

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. % tPl.
Henry H. Knight. one of the
thoroughbred industry's most
prominent breeders, has an
nounced plans to sell all his
broodmares and weanlings and
retire as an active breeder.
About so broodmares and so
weanlings will be sold at the
auction. making it one Of the
biggest and most important Of
its kind ever held.
Knight said yesterday the auc-
ton would be held this fall. The
date and place have not been
set. knight will keep some older
mares as pensioners"
Included in the sale will be
such standout mares as Roman
ette. Elpis. Say Blue and Evening
Tide. They top the list Of breed
ing stock which, during the past
III years, has produced 300-odd
yearlings which brought Knight
a total of more than So million
at the Saratoga Sales.
At the recent Saratoga Sales,
he averaged $l0,890 on Al year.
lings. One. a colt by Citation
Miss Brief, topped the sales at
S44, 900.
knights Night" always has
been one Of the high spots OF
the sales. In 1852. he sold Al
youngsters for $682. TOO. an aver
age of $14,525-highest in the
sales history for q large consign-
ment.
Knight, now in his mid-60s,
entered the breeding industry
after becoming prominent in the
automobile business.
He built up his breeding stock
by purchasing many top brood
mares owned by the Wideners,
e. E. Dale Shaffer, and the late
William Helis, John Marsch and
Emerson Woodward.
He negotiated the million dol
lar deal which brought the noted
French stallions-Goya II. Priam
III. Hierocles and Adaris to
America. He acquired the stall
lion Heliopolis, which he later
syndicated, in buying Coldstream
Iand its thoroughbred stock from
Shaffer.
Now I'm tired" Knight said
"and selling 40-odd yearlings
each year at Saratoga no longer
is the fun 1t used to be-"
However, he said he would
keep close contact with the rae
ing and breeding industry and
may join some friends in q small
racing stable.
Knight said he definitely woulc
Evening star., 1955-08-23
Miss DoWney
In Feature Of
Amateur Today

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. Aug. %
tR.-Defending Champion Bar
bara Romack and Mary Ann
Downey,> two Of the hottest
shooters In the opening round Of
the women's National Amateur
golf championship. met this
afternoon In what shaped up as
the No. / pairing of the 81
match second round that listed
several interesting matches.
Each mastered the front side
of the Myers Park Country Club
course In 95-degree tenpera-
ture to win easy first t-round
matches yesterday. Tiny Bar-
bara. the Sacramento, Califs
insurance woman, and Mary
Ann. from Baltimore, each had
a one-over-par SO for the easier
front side Of the 6.413-yard, par
"a course. q,
Barbara polished of nervous
15-year-old Connie Gorsuch of
Greensboro, N. c.. 8 and Z, and
Mary Ann smothered Mrs. Prank
Cush of Washington, 5 and 4, to
set UP today's match, their third
in tournament play. Each has
won one of the two previous
meetings.
A pair Of teen-agers who had
their big moments yesterday,
Carole 10 Kabler of Roseburg,
Greg, and Anne Quasi Of Marys.
vile. WASH, met today. Miss
Kabler, II, who last week won
the National Girls junior title,
trounced Naomi Venable Of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 6 and 5.
Miss Quasi, who'll be N next
week. whipped Mrs. Grace De
Moss Smith of Coral Gables,
Fla, 3 and /.
Mrs. Maurice Click Of Pixies
vile. Md eliminated Mrs. Jean
A. Bibby Of Cumberland, Nd, 2
and l. and today meets Elizabeth
Price of England.
Three Washington area play
ers drew byes yesterday and
will see their first action today.
Mrs. Margaret Allen of Arling-
ton. Va, meets Marjorie Burns
Of Greensboro. N. c.: Mrs. John
Barry Of Norbeck, Md, opposes
Mrs. H. S. Covington of Orange
burg, s. c., and Mary Pat JAMS
sen of Charlottesville, Va, en-
cages Jackie Yates Of Honolulu.
Two rounds tomorrow viii set
up quarter finals for Thursday
afternoon, with semifinals FRI
day afternoon and the 36-hole
final Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
Schmidt Says 1t Isn't So
Of Villain Billing at Turner's

"a little bit on the rough side.
His press representative allows
that after a recent television
match in Chicago. Schmidt re-
ceived 5000 letters Of protest,
eight offers of free psychiatric
examinations, about 80 sermons
and a promise from an under
taker to bury him free.
All Of which is designed to
bring customers into Turner's
tomorrow night to see what that
outstanding example Of young
m a n hood, Rocca, does to
Schmidt.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
As Coll Up Pitcher

KANSAS CITY, Aug. % R.-
The Athletics have called up
John Kume, righthanded
pitcher, from Savannah to boil
ster their depleted staff. At Co
lumbus. in the International
League, Kume had three VIC
tories and eight defeats. At
Savannah he has lost one game.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

BY the ASSoeiateu ftess
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Portland 4, Hollywood 8.
Los Angeles 4, Sacramento 2.
(Only games scheduled
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rochester 6-3, Richmond 5-4.
Montreal l-2, Syracuse %.
Buffalo at Columbus; postponed rain,
Havana 4. Toronto 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis 8, Charleston 2,
ST. Paul Denver 2 tl2 innings).
Toledo 4. Logisville !:
Minneapolis ga, Omaha 5-2.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa :. Dallas 9.
Houston 8, Beaumont 3.
San Antonio 3, Shreveport
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, s., Little Rock, 8
Menphis: MeSiIs' /. /; N;ashyille' sfrnlesnim' "
New orleans At Chattanoosa. post
D0heo' fA'R EASTERN LEAGUE
Schenectady, 8: Albany, 9.
Johnstown at Williamsport, postponed
Binshamton at Emira t2l. postponed,
'""' WESTERN LEAGUE
Des MoineS. %, Lincoln. ia.
(only games scheduledJ
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbus. 2; Savannah, 0.
Macon. o; Columbia, /.
Augusta, y; Charlotte, 6.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
sunbury at Newport News, postponed
Lynchburg at York. postponed, rain.
Portsmouth at Lancaster, postponed
rain.
Evening star., 1955-08-23

are expected to At into the wing
IT offense to be used by Mehr are
Don DeFranceaux. blocking back;
Tom McComas. expected to do
most of the kicking; Eddie De
Waters and Tim Hollingsworth.
listed as scatbacks: Tommy
Boggs. son Of Representative
Hale Boggs of Louisiana; Ray
Bowden and Pete Kwiterovich.
In addition to King and Nc
Keever, the leading line candi-
dates are Tony Carroll, end;
Maury Cusack and Marty Cronin.
guards: Jack Powell. center. and
two rugged tackles. Dan O'Don-
oghue and Jerry Aneskewich.
Mehr succeeds Tim SWEET. al
though SWEET is lending a hand
for the early part Of the season.
1t is a heavier squad than those
those Of the last few years and
the difference in size might
make for q better record than
last seasons 3-5 mark.
The Little Hoyas open at home
against DeMatha. Two open
dates are on the schedule, octo-
Der 81 and November 18, one Of
which Mehr would like to fill.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
By DICK sLAY

Tuffy Leemans. the former
George Washington University
and New York Giants halfback.
says he's going to "cry q little
bit this year."
He's back where he was two
years ago when he coached Car
Evening star., 1955-08-23

Hans Schmidt. advertised as
thr sfoughest man in wrestling
srM Hs wrestling enemy No. l."
says 1t isn't so. He's only trying
toadefend himself. Or at least
that's the way his press agent
plks at.
Hchmidt meets Antonino Rocca,
tn darling hero of Washington
fam, In the big match tomorrow
night at Turner's Arena. and the
affair is being built along the
classic hero VS.. william lines.
However, it seems the Gus
toners thipk Schmidt is at least
Evening star., 1955-08-23

hustling club" Leemans muses..
citing the good points. Then he
thinks about Charlie May. ALI
Metropolitan fullback. and the
other "a lettermen who received
diplomas in June.
HalfbackS Jim Hughes and
Jim Howell and Center Joe
Kammerer are the first team
trio around which Carroll will
build. The other four lettermen
are Terry Newman and Bud
Dennie, backs: End Joe Curtis
and Guard Millard Crouch.
Kammerer is the biggest at 1876
pounds.
The Carroll junior varsity
won all eight games In 1854 and
Leemans hopes the former jay
wees have the winning habit be-
cause they'll be most Of the var
sity this season.
IT know one thing" Tuffy
continues. "There are five boys
off that jayvee who'll be good
ball players"
Frank Campana is one. He
is expected to fill Ed Scanlon's
shoes at quarterback. Tony
Shannon will be a 200-pound
end. John Sullivan is a very
fast halfback. Nick Barto-
lameo is a guard or tackle.
And Jim Kemp. 1875, is another
tackle.
Tim German also Is favored
for tackle duty. after more ex-
perience. Preston Ellis is a
quarterback who can punt. Other
guards will be Johnny Veccerelli,
short and broad, and Monroe
Shipley. Ends from the junior
varsity include Jim Beers. g.
foot-4. and Bill Rehmann. who'll
be tried at halfback, too.
The line may average 1870
pounds, Leemans figures, and his
biggest trouble will be reserves.
But he says he won't know what
he has for another week. The
Lions worked out with pads yes
terday for the first time.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
Others in q Series

rolls first varsity football sea !
son, only maybe worse OF. Last
year he had almost everybody
return and the Lions won four
and lost three games. This time
there are seven lettermen back,
including only three first-string-
|ers. and he has an excuse to
weep.
Wen have more speed than
last year and we'll be 3 more
Evening star., 1955-08-23
Merchants Open Drills

The Southwest Merchants, an
unlimited football team. are or
ganizing for the season and will
hold their first workout tomorrow
night at Jefferson Junior High.
Coach Skeeter Nicholson Is cast
ing for candidates and can be
reached at Sterling 3-2469.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
Two Pirates Won MVP

The only two players in the
history Of the Pittsburgh Pirates
to have won the National
Leagues most valuable player
award were Paul Waner in 1927
and Arky Vaughan in 1895.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
B0wIinq League Meets

Tl1e Capital Ladies Major
Bowling League will hold It's fall
meeting tomorrow at 8 pm. at
Waldrop's Restaurant, on Rhode
Island avenue in Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1955-08-23

Indian Spring Country Club
swimming <eam defeated Edge
moor, $3.50. in a meet yesterday
at Edgemoor.
Evening star., 1955-08-23
The schedule:

September I6--at Eastern, $50.
september 30--at Wilson, $40.
october & or a-Mount ST. Joseph.
October i6-Gonzaga, 2.
October Cat Calvert Hall, 2.
October 29--At Benedictine. ..
November 5 or st Johns, Q.
Evening star., 1955-08-23

Cascarela
vice president Laurel Race Course gets look while chatting
Park Laurel has indicated will invite both Swaps and Nashua compete
the 3ard stars close After Swaps winner his first
interested West Coast Laures November
Evening star., 1955-08-23
Edeemoor Edged

MaYne Yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-08-23

There was a Maryland touch
to yesterdays 90 daily double
Evening star., 1955-03-31

PONTIAC 1858 Star Chief Catalina
all extra equipment; IA miles: 81
695: S495 down; balance through
local bank. COLLIE'S TRAILER
SALES. Washington Baltimore blvd
Parkway 5-1922. --}
PONTIAC 1854 Catalina Star Chief
custom-made 2-tone leather in,
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sray: Hydra. r. and h.; new tires
motor overhauled; very clean; excel
cond.: $1,150. Call JU. $4,000 after
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Evening star., 1955-03-31


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FORD 1853 Custom "s" Tudor: heat
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Evening star., 1955-03-31
AuToMosILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1851 4-door sedan: beau
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very clean: thoroush!y reeondi,
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sTuDE. 81 Champion 4-dr.; over.
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INC. (oldsl. 5000 18th St "a blk
west Of Ga. ave), Silver Spring
siGDGBAKER 81 Champ. Resal 4.
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STUDEBAKER 80 Land Cruiser: r.
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Evening star., 1955-03-31

MERCURY 1851 club coupe; r. anc
i574-A. MONROE FORD. 1887 East.
West hwy, Sill. Spg., Nd. Open
evenings till 9. JU. 5.1S04.
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PONTIAC '53 station wagon: S1,495;
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very low mileage: perfect in every
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NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-31
'53 OLDS

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81 small "s" 135-h.p. A.
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transmission, large pushbutton radio,
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Your old car can easily be your
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PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook sedan;
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Evening star., 1955-03-31
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Ss9; 5so;,,II FLOOD PONTIAC. 42@1 Con-
PONTIAC '5e de luxe IS" convertible:
r. and h. Hydra-Matic: Wv. tires;
new top. Special at S1.395. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave. Bethesda
Md. OIL. $4,000. -31
PONTIAC 1854 Star Chief convertible;
beautiful Arctic white finish, with
wire wheels and 2-tone leather up
holstery; fully equipped with power
steering, Hydra Matte, r. and h.; and
rejecting the careful care given BY
its one owner: premium white side
wall tires: low mileage: S2.2e5.
5115 WIS. AVE.
EN-. 2-T311 EN-. 2-T312
Il
Evening star., 1955-03-31
AuroMoslLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1854 4-dr.; equipped:
low mileage; w,-N. tires; :-tone
green; one owner. Need cash;
S1.3e5. DU. 1887. 7i0 r. /. ave.
ne -4
PLYMOUTH '54 sedan; new-car
equip: htr.. defr., signals. Comp.
OO17. 3ls
PLYMOUTH 81 convert; light blue
body; new dark blue custom top:
new Sc, r. and h. Fine cond. S195.
Pvt. owner. Mr.. MEREDITH, day.
time. Ma. 8-03S5; ewes. AID. 4-5980.
PLYMOUTH 40 e-dr. sedan: r. and
h.; better er-thRn-averaEe condition;
0rk nr hest nffar AP r-IRaS Il
Evening star., 1955-03-31

"a Sun Valley 6-passen.
ger coupe: 7.700 actual miles
power nnsn lranSsmisslon. power slacfe;, orakes
windows. plastic top, radio, heater
new Firestone premium tuheless tires
many more extras. Cost over $1,000
Private party must sell; S2.695 Of
best offer. TU. 2-1626.
Evening star., 1955-03-31

owner car: 81 .29O. written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS (Fordl
2 3010 r, /. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
FORD "a Customline S-cylinder cdr
ofp; off with ncsi White sA SIDE % vail tires Full,
& equipped with Ford's famous Fordo'
matte transmission, Magic Air heat.
& er. radio with front and rear speak.
ers. turn signals. fender skirts ant
many other accessories, A l-ownei
ssfeiuiy drsen sIseIlena eaF by wltn oy
LOGAN FORD MoToR CO. 20I7
Virsinia ave. NV. ME. S-2SlS. Open
FoRD 1851 Custom Tudor; lisht
gray; radio. heater and seat covers:
osfy Osy 'ss4 ss9 'hGESsnsS ESRsoN oRs
Buick, 18th and M SITS. NV. DI.
FORD 1855 convertible: power steer
ing, Fordomatic drive, windshield
washer. heater. etc.; blue with white
walls; pvt, oTner; 1000 miles; s.
. FORD 1854 Customline Tudor: T; and
. h., turn signals. new nylon PLASTIC
seat covers; S1,395. with only Sl95
; down on approved credit: SILVER
SPRING MOTOR CO: INSa l002
Md. JU. 9-4500.
FORD 1850 Custom Tudor: heater.
turn signals; medium blue finish;
will make a good second carl S495.
SILVER SPRING MOTOR CO. INC,
+ 1909 E.-W. hwy. (at Ga. ave.. Sill.
Sps.. Md. JU. 9-4500.
FORD 1850 Custom VS. sedan; r.
4I3-A. MONROE FORD. 1887 East
West hwy. Sill. Spg., Md. Open
evenings till 8. JU. 5-1S04.
FORD 1854 Custom So convertible;
WV, tires. red and white feather
interior. Real Sharpl SI.S95. Car
No. 2I7-A., MONROE FORD. 1897
East-West hwy. Sill. Spg., Md. Open
evenings It'll g. JU. 5-TSO4.