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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

FBEDROOM - Large upstairs
bedroom in new Hungerford
Towne house, Rockville. Near
schools, bus and shopping center.
Tel. Oliver $4,000, extension 1853;
evenings Pc. 2.4011. 1898
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
PAINTINc

TPAINTING, INTERIOR G.
EXTERIOR 49, Spray and brush
painting. Guttering and roof re-
pairing. Why wait? Monthly pay
ments can be arranged. Clarence
J. Butt, No. 6 Lawrence Court,
Rockville, Md. Tel. Pc. 2-6742.
1904
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
REPAIRS

~ GLASS - We cut, furnish
tops, mirrors, picture windows
and panes. Auto replacement.
Custom or Standard sizes. I'm
mediate service. Pc. 2-3801, Rock
vile Glass Service, Rockville, Md.
249
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

~WATCH, JEWELRY, CLOCK
REPAIRS - All work guaran-
teed. See Carl Rockville Jewel
ers, 225 E. Montgomery Ave-,
Rockville. Telephone Poplar 2
6091. AT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

~TOOLS FOR RENT = Pow.
er Drills, Sanders; Polishers.
Saws, Lawn Mowers. Also Lawn
Spreaders, Rollers, Areators,
Fence Stretchers, Stapling Guns,
etc. Rockville Supply Co. Call
Pc. 2-2929. 527
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

R-DOCTOR'S FAMILY -
Wants maid to live in; 51a day
week; $25 per week. Tel. OIL.
7-2412, or write Box 272-B, Rock.
vile, Md. 1918
- MEN WANTED - For land
scape work, no sodding, 20 and
over. No experience necessary.
Call Poplar 2-4262, ask for Mr..
Dupee. 144o
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

FUNFURNISHED APART.
MENT -- 3 rooms and bath;
stove, refrigerator and heat furn.
ished. Excellent for working cou.
pie. Private entrance, $50 per
month. Tel. Gaithersburg 1866.
1886
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

FTHIS IS TO NOTIFY Daniel
0. Clausius, who formerly lived at
1880 Grandview Ave-, Silver
Spring, Md, that the furniture,
SIC, can be acquired by paying
y costs involved, plus advertise.
ment. Contact Albert Bonan,
Juniper 9-4736. 1881
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

Jew. ROCKVILLE 49, Charm.
ing Cape Cod, large fenced-in
back yard, 3 bedrooms, IL bath,
full dining room, 81 #. living
room with fireplace, 30 #. rec.
reation room, laundry and work
room in basement. Brand new 16'
screened porch overlooking gard.
en-. House in excellent condition.
BY owner. Phone Pc. 2.6660
1859
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

- FARM HELP - Settled
white man, general estate work,
near Rockville; new, modern 5.
room house, with bath, cleo, and
refrig.; milk and garden furnish
ed; A hour week; give size of
family and former employer for
reference. Box 272.G, Rockville,
Md. 1895
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICE

"NOTICE - l will not be re-
sponsible for any debts made by
anyone else but myself. Ben
jamin Frank Allnutt, Washing
ton Grove, Md. Tel. Gathers
burg IL. 1443
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

FCIDER MILL - At Landing
Road Farm, near Leicester, will
open on Friday, Sept. % and will
run every Friday until further
notice. Located on Landing Rd.,
Route 217, a mi. E. of Leicester
Rd. Route 104, AZ mi. E. of in
tersection of Routes % and 103.
Barrels for sale. Also cider by
the gallon or barrel. Bring apples
8 am. to 4 pm. II. B. Davis. Tel.
RidgeWay T-4203. 1916
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

DEPARTMENTS FOR RENT
- Unfurnished. One and two bed.
rooms, living room, dinette, kitch.
en-, bath and rear screened porch.
Near schools and shopping cen.
ter, $65 to $50 per month. Tel.
Pc. 2.4296. 1926
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

~LATE STYLE TYPEWRIT-
Err - And adding machines for
sale. Reasonable. Call Garden a.
8795. 1914
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

EFULL OR PART TIME -
Opportunity available in Rock
vile selling Nationally Adver-
tised Watkins Products. Mer-
chandise shipped on credit. We
help you get started. Write the
]. R. Watkins Co., Dept. So,
Richmond, Va. 1897
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

EE KIP ERIENC ED TRIM
CARPENTER - Steady work.
Oliver 2-l6S3, evenings Pc. 2
1897 1641
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

FBULL - One Ayrshire Regis
tered, 30 months old, Bangs and
r. B. accredited. Mo-Mar Farm,
Gaithersburg, Md. Phone Cath
ersburg 556-M, Mr.. Register.
1872
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

E STOKOL STOKER - In per,
feet condition. About tons of
stoker coal. 500 for the lot. Call
Gaithersburg 58-W. 1922
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

FCABINS 49, Ten 8x10' and
two SKIS. Newly painted. Good
condition. Call Gaithersburg 1856
J-2, or may be seen at Midway
Mobile Diner, 3 miles North of
Gaithersburg on Route 240. 1919
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
FOR SALE

- AUTOMATIC WASHER -
Bendix economat, good condition,
$500. Phone Garden 4-8046.
1928
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

FMAYTAG WASHER - 1949
model with wringer and pump,
good condition, $50. Tel. Garden
1850. 1924
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

~FALL SUITS & DRESSES -
75c to So; Goats 81 to SIS. Aces
series. House Furnishings. Mont
gomery County Thrift Shop, 1920
Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda.
Shop Friday evening. 1920
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Tox Relief Sought
On Home Bomb
Shelters IN County

The Montgomery county
Council yesterday was urged "a
support moves to grant tax relief
70 persons who build their own
shelters for civil defense pur-
poses.
The request wasAmade by the
countys civil Defense Advisory
Board. which also asked the
council to put up an estimated
$l.7O0 to print 100000 copies Of
. pamphlet entitled aYour sur
viyal."
The requests were made to the
council BY d special committee Of
the board. headed BY Worthing-
ton Thompson. Specifically re-
quested were:
!. Council action to exempt
from real estate assessments any
improvement resulting from the
construction Of civil defense
shelters.
2. Council adoption Of q reso-
luton urging State and national
legislators to introduce and SUPP
bort bills that would make the
costs Of home shelters i deduct
ible item In calculating State and
Federal income taxes.
Mr.. Thompson said such meas
ures would serve as an incentive
TO home-owners to build shelters
IN the county.
The board also recommended
that the Council press for shelter
areas In all new building con-
struction within q 20-mile radius
Of the White House.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Girl Scouts Plan
FestiyuI Of Giyinq

Prince Georges County Cir
Scouts win hold their seventh
annual Festival Of Giving at :
pm. Sunday at the University Of
Maryland Coliseum. COLLEGE
Park.
The program viii include q
dag ceremony, singing. dancing
and the presentation Of gifts col
|iected BY the more than $500
Girl Scouts In 364 troops
Throughout the county.
Recipients Of the gifts win be
welfare agencies in the metro
IpoIitan Washington area. The
welfare gifts have been collected
or made by the girls for the
needy and Ill. They include dolls
Istuffed animals, used clothing
games, school supplies. costume
|jewelry and other articles.
Mrs. Al. B. Kenkel Is chairman
of the arrangements COMMITTEES.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Speech Contest FinCIs
Broadcast Saturday

Finals ii the silver Spring
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
contest z Speak for Democracy
viii be held from Q to 1880 am.
Saturday at radio station WGAY,
Judges win Be Judge Stedman
Prescott and Dean 4. B. Synons
Of the University Of Maryland.
and Representative Hyde. Local
winners viii broadcast their
speeches 1T Il:30 am. The Silver
Spring winner viii receive d SIS
defense bond from the Silver
Spring Jaycees.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
COLLEGE NEWS
Students From Area
Receive School Honors

Key, national honor leadership
society.
Mr.. Eppard. a junior. was vice
president Of his sophomore class
and vice president Of his biology
seminar.
Karen Ann Knutson. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. John w. Knut-
SON. 1928 Langdalrn lane, Chevy
Chase. and Louise E. Walker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
lnard Walker. 4504 Wetherill
road. Westmoreland Hills. Md,
have been named To the student
government committee ct Ohio
wesleyan University.
A&4t
Marjorie ]. Cole. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Cole,
sl01 Dawson avenue. Wheaton,
Nd, was chosen as Homecoming
queen at Maryland State Teach
Iers College. Towson. Md. A senior,
Miss Cole is q graduate Of Roose-
welt High School.
~ Il 80
Robert L. Dedrick, son Of Mr..
land Mrs. Calvert L. Dedrick. SSH
Western avenue NV. has re-
Iceived an award for outstanding
ability as q cadet Ia the Air Force
ROTC ct Yale. A senior, he is q
graduate Of woodrow Wilson
High School.
*A4A
Elizabeth W. Reynolds. daugh-
tier Of Mr.. md Mrs. Marion B.
Reynolds. TO Enderby drive,
Alexandra. win co-star in al
bright College's fail play Friday
and Saturday. Miss Reynolds il
Ia junior liberal arts student ct
the Reading tpa.l college.
Roberta Mcbride, Oklahoma
Baptist University senior from
Washington recently was selected
student Of the week. An English
major. Miss Mcbride Is on the
presidents end deans honor
ron and winner of the Okla
Ihonla Debate Championship for
women
s4&
Elizabeth Thatcher, daughter
|of Mai. Gen. and Mrs. 81. B.
Thatcher. $500 South Joyce
street. Arlington. has been
elected vice president Of Colby
Han. Colby Junior College, New
London. N. II.
$50
Miss Grace w. Manly. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. %. u.
MeWhinney. 5il8 Worthington
drive. Chevy Chase. has been
elected reporter of the sopho-
more class at Madison College.
Harriscnburg. Va
Evening star., 1955-11-16
COLLEGE NEWS

Kent Wilson. Of 42i6 Jeniter
street NV. q sophomore at Har-
ward, has been elected TO rep
resent his fellow house students
ct Dunster House.
~ =
Anne Izurni, daughter Of Ed
win s. Izumi, 1923 Brisbane
street, Silver Spring, has been
elected vice president Of the
freshman class at Lynchburg
College, Va. She is a Woodrow
Wilson High School graduate.
i
Pat Hilliard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Hilliard Of 1901
North Nicholas street, Arlington.
has been named campus queen
ct Virginia Polytechnic Institute
In BIacksburg, Va. She is a fresh
man at Radford College. Va.
Anne Lucas. daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Lucas, Falls
Church. Va. win appear in q
play presented by the student
dramatic group Of Hood College,
Frederick. Nd. Friday and Sat
urdsy.
Rennie Johns. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. winthrop A. Johns.
Springfield. Md. has been initi-
ated into q national honorary
drama society. Miss Johns is q
senior and honor student at
Gettysburg (Pa.1 College.
NA
Diana Deming, daughter Of DIR.
and Mrs. w. Edwards Defning,
1924 Butterworth place NV,
has been elected to the executive
committee Of the International
Relations Club at Marietta Col
lege. Ohio.
Eduardo Menendez, from Ca
maguey. Cuba. q senior In the
engineering and architecture
school ct Catholic University, has
been elected president Of the
Association Of Foreign Students.
Other officers are Rev. Gustave
DesOurdy, Canada; Miss Maria
6cledad Pla. Spain. secretary: /:
and council. Rev. Darcy De
Souza. Pakistan. Rev. Alex Rama
singhe. Ceylon, Miss ines Durana.
Columbia, Miss AngeIita Yap.
Philippines, Guido Caspani. Italy.
and Jose Maria Duran, Salvador.
Leonard C. Eppard. son Of DR..
and Mrs. George /. Eppard, 1904
Alabama avenue Sc, is one OF
nine Roanoke College students
tapped for membership in Blue
Evening star., 1955-05-31
RACING
Interhigh Rivals
will Settle Tie

Coolidge and Roosevelt play
today and the winner meets
Western Friday to settle the
three-way tie for second place in
the Interhigh Leagues West Di-
vision. it was decided this morn
ing in a meeting between the
coaches concerned and Hardy
Pearce, co-director of District
high school athletics.
Coolidge and Roosevelt meet
at Western High at $3.50 pm.
today, and in case of rain will
try again tomorrow at the same
site. Fridays extra game will be
played at Anacostia at $3.50, or
Saturday if rained out.
The team emerging the victor
from these games will take Oh
Anacostia, the East Division
winner, in the championship
playoffs Monday at Griffith Sta
dium. The other playoff oppon-
ents Monday will be Wilson, the
West winner, and Spingarn, the
East side runnerup.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Poirier Stops.
.Diaz in Fourth

NEW YORK, May 81 (P.-.
Gene Poirier, rangy 23-year-old
welterweight. is a fighter IN a
hurry to make up time, as Cuba's S
Miguel Diaz found out last night.
Poirier, whose career was de-
layed by service in the Korean
war, dropped the visitor twice
ard stopped him in 2::17 of the
fourth round of a television scrap
at st. Nicholas Arena.
The victory over Dlaz was
Poirier's seventh straight, his
18th against one defeat Che had
two draws) and was his ninth
knockout.
Gene went to work early on
his fast-moving opponent. He
caught the Cuban with sizzling
left hook to the body followed
by a right to the jaw to floor
Diaz for two. After the manda-
tory eight count, Gene stalked
his riva, but he couldn't catch
him until the fourth. Then a
long right to the chin staggered
DiaZ.
Porier pounded Diaz, finally
knocking him over the ropes
Diaz fell back into the ring and
Referee Barney Felix ended the
ol.e-sided bout without even
! counting.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Eddie Prokop Dies;
Suour Bowl Star

CLEVELAND, May 81 P.-
Eddie Prokop, 33. former Georgia
Tech and professional football
player, died yesterday at Huron
Road Hospital of a cerebral hem
orrhage.
Prokop. who played left hall
back for Georgia Tech in its Su-
gar. Bowl victory over the Uni
versity of Tulsa on January l,
1914, became i'll at his home Sum-
day. 1t was first thought he suf-
fered heat exhaustion.
In the Sugar Bowl contest, Pro-
kop shot a 47-yard scoring pass
that won the game.
After service in the Navy from
1914 to 1916, Prokop was signed
by the Cleveland Browns, but was
sent to the newly formed New
York Yankees, with whom he
played from 1947 to 1850. The
next year he Joined the Chicago
Rockets.
Suffering knee injuries, he re-
tired from football in 1851 and
Joined a construction company
as an engineer.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
DeMatha Sticks
| In TitIeChase

DeMatha defeated st. Johns,
80, yesterday at Geors etown
Prep to remain in contention for
the Catholic League baseball
championship.
The standings of the leaders
after yesterdays game: Gonzaga,
11-2: st. Johns, 1913, and De-
Matha, go. Games remaining !:
DeMatha VS.. st. Anthony at
Turkey ThicEet today at $3.50
pm; st. Johns VS.. Mackin at
Georgetown Prep Thursday at
$50, and DeMatha VS.. Gonzaga
at Taft Playground Friday at
$50.
Bob German drove in all of
DeMatha's runs. His two-run
single in the third knocked Al
Merritt out of the box and Mike
Donavan finished for the Cadets.
Bill Galleher limited St.
Johns to three hits and had a
shutout until the bottom of the
seventh when walks almost lost
the game.
In Arlington, Coach Mort Ir-
win still is waiting for his hot
and-cold Wakefield team to put
two good games together. Yes
terday George Mason dealt
Wakefield a 60 licking.
Wakefield closes it's season to-
day at home against Suitland at
$3.50 pm, seeking to win its 18th
game in 20.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
SUBURBAN
Continued From Page C-1

d6C vi
been disputed but is recognized
as a track and Suburban record
Helioscopo was the second
choice and paid a surprising
$3.50. $3.70 and $3.50. High
Gun paid $2.70 and $3.50. Sub
ahdar returned $3.50.
Sammy Boulmetis rode Hello
scope, while Eddie Arcaro was
aboard High Gun Both cots
are 4-year-olds, and their
English pappy must have eaten
his oats with relish last night
He is Heliopolis, who stands at
the Coldstream STUD in Ken
lucky, and was the top United
States sire in 1850 and 1854.
High Gun carried his weight
admirably, but the spread was
too much to overcome against
such = horse as Helioscope. The
latter had won the Southern
Maryland, Valley Forge and
Massachusetts Handicaps al
ready this spring. breaking re-
spective track records 1t Bowie.
Garden State Park and Suffolk
Downs. He had cracked the At
lantic City track record last fall
il the Olympic Handicap and
capped a big year by running
away with he Pimlico Special
after High Gun was retired for
the season due to injury.
The only blot on his 1855 rec
ord was a third place behind
Social Outcast and Fisherman
in the Campbell Memorial at
Bowie in April, when he Jailed
with 1870 pounds. Helioscope
moved up only 2 pounds from
the 1875 he carried while shat
tering the Suffolk Downs track
Standard N the Massachusetts
WIFI d I.Ul udTk-
May Fly to England
Now it's where do we go from
here. High Gun may fly to Eng
land for the $4,000 King George
and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at
Ascot July 16.
Helioscope is nominated for
the 100000 Californian at Hol-
lywood Park July IL.
Six other horses in the race
trailed. The Calumet Farms
Mark -Ye-Well was fourth, nine
lengths back of Subahdar.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Social
Outcast finished fifth under 1875
pounds.
Paper Tigel wasSixth, followed
by st. Vincent, Palm Tree and
BaSsanio.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Win May Earn
'SwapsC|hance
.At0Ider Horses

INGLEwOOD, Calf, May 81
(P.-Swaps, the Kentucky
Derby champion and California S
candidate for 3-year-old honors,
may take a swing at the older
horses in the $100.000-added
Californian June II at Holly
wood Park.
Swaps made a show OF some
of the best 3-year-olds racing in
the West in the $27,150 Will
Rogers Stakes yesterday VIC
tory that ranged from IL lengths
over his own stablemate. Be-
queath, to about II lengths over
an English Importation. Jack
Magic.
N'That was his best day. He
was the runningeSt horse I ever
sent to the post" Trainer
Mesach Tenney said. I'VE
haven't yet made up our mind
about the Californian, but it's a
great temptation to run him"
Rex Ellsworth, the owner, ad-
mitted they were giving serious
consideration" about racing
against older horses. And of
the demonstration yesterday,
Ellsworth added:
did you ever see a horse like
him? He WIS under a solid pull
all the way and still equaled the
old track record with 1875 pounds
up
Swaps may not have. beat
much, but he Ger Lainly put on
show of power. The time for
the mile was 1875. Just two days
before Louis B. Mayors Alidon,
in the Argonaut Handicap,
carrying 113 pounds. set the new
track mark at 1:344s. The track
yesterday was called fast despite
a drizzle during the night.
Bequeath set the pace and held
it until Willie Shoemaker let
Swaps loose at the head of the
stretch. Bequeath nosed out Mr.
Sullivan in a photo for second.
The payoff, as might be ex-
pected, was short. Swaps and
Bequeath paid $3.50, $2.20 and
$2.10. Mr.. Sullivan. returned
$2.10.
1t was Swaps 18th trip into
the winners circle and his net
earnings of $14,850 brought his
winnings for 1855 TO $230,55O
and his lifetime to $251 500. He
has lost only three races and
finished out of the money only
once.
Betting of $120.339 on the
Ellsworth entry to win ana $163,-
SGT to show produced a minus
pool of $8,195.58. Out of the
total pool of $510,899, the sum
of $397.531 was bet across the
board on the Ellsworth pair.
The track is not complaining
Memorial DAY attendance was
62,752 and the betting handle
| $3,4S7,443
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Both Rocine and Baseball
Beut Holiday Marks in "a

NEW YORK, May 81 (R.-
Horse racing crowds poured $780,
492, ,352 through the mutuels of
IL major tracks yesterday, boost
ing last years Memorial Day
handle by more than a million
and a half dollars.
Belmont Park headed the list
with a handle of $3,852 1876.
Hollywood Park and Garden
State each topped the So mil
lion mark. Hollywood Park. as
is customary, had the largest
attendance, 62,752.
Baseball's eight major league
double headers lured crowds of
1874. .448 for the two leagues. The
American League. led by Chi
cago, which pulled in 40.645 for
its twin bill with Cleveland.
played to 101, ,937 spectators. The
National League had 90, 2,511 fans
at its games.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
74-YEAR-OLD WINS
HONORS AT ARGYLE

Argyle Club members are
talking about the latest feat
of Joanne Bachelor, a IA
year-old, who won low gross
honors with 81 yesterday in
a women's sweepstakes.
jeanne played the tougher
nine in Al and had IS on
the back nine. She's been
playing week ends and oc-
casionally after school and
has considerable promise.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Bobbie Gardner rode Mrs.
Margaret Stewards Sudan to
the junior championship.

CIle junior championship.
Junior Hunters Under Saddle. Ber-
Margaret stewart's Sudan. 3, Mr.. and
Mr.: and Mrs Z, ii, Gjilas Sun Scamp.
Green Working Hunter Lack-l, Sig
nal ma Flag; 2. Mr.. end Mrs. Ray Norton.
ashts Ae'9s s MaldI Nj arss sna Mrs MFs FEed Eva
Mcouiegen's Fiddle.
Llttle 1rishmsn: aaSa Bebbie NefsrmsRs dsranens
Cloudburst; 3. Briarwood arms Lovely
Hunter's Under saddleMi. Mr.. Ms and
Mrs. Fred J. Hughes, jr.'s Bon Pm: z,
AMnseiina ina i Carabellt,s That Nighs: 9,
Ndod M5 ana s;Hns, Mrs Gssrol arr Herberts Edse-
Junior Jumpers--I. Mrs. John She'll
Gross M9Flsts RparwooS sIaneh" JohnSSns Val
piPaalas Both uHSss Ways hs'fi That Nshs; s'cY
EdSewpSd; MNS3fdi 4; orSdy Teddy's Frau 49, 49,,
msh; 3, Mr. and Mrs. Fred j Hushes,
jr.'s Hi Ii. 4, Cloudburst.
nsf GTssp Fso Hunters rsTSv Under etns sasae Sig
and Mrs, Herbert Lyties Son imp: i.
open hunters: That Nigt g
mt Mrs roster uaanS FentSn's Rick Rack s-Mor-
Junior hunter hack: sudan, =
Teddy,s Frau, 3-Lou Zibelli's Bishop,
Patty Den's Four Winds.
Knockdown. and-out: Hi LII, 2-Mr
and Mrs. Robert Gibbons Bowie, j.
Gary Gardner's Tania. 4--Lovelv Cot
| tage.
Junior hunters: 1--shamrock Farms
! Killarney, Sudan, Martha Ster-
| bsk's Catch Me. 4-valbo.
Maurice F. Lanisan Memorial Trophy,
open working hunters: 1---Valbo, 3
/ Killarney 3-ThAt Night a-Bon BON
| rTeen hunters: 1--Son Imp, Mrs.
Deborah Cramer's New Moon. 3--Joe
| Lyons Jonahpone, Aetna
T Go as you please: Hi Ii, 2-LovelS
| Cottage. 3--Tania. Rusty
/ Hunter champion: That Night, IL
| points: reserve: Bon Bon. points
Green hunter champion: Signal Flag.
10 points; reserve: Son Lap, z points.
Jumper CHAMPION: Hi Il, 9la points:
reserve Little Irishman. S points.
Junior champion: Sudan, II points;
Morie % Teddy's Frau and ss Kilsrney, ,ee "sn de1
cided 6y hack-offJ.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
INDIANAPOLIS, May 81 tA,.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 81 lP.-
"This is the first time I've ever
finished this race. let alone win
it." Bob Sweikert, new Indian
apolis Speedway champion ex-
claimed, somewhat amazed as he
sat back in his race. grinning
widely.
A pitcher Of ice water was
pushed in front of the 29-year-
old race pilot before his car came
to a halt in the victory circle.
But the grease-smeared winner
wasn't thirsty.
II don't need it, I don't need
it," he laughed. pushing back his
helmet. stretching his arms and
smiling.
He leaned to his right and
kissed his wife Dolores. then
from his left the voice of Singer
Dinah Shore asked: May ! kiss
you?" Yeah" answered Bob.
never dropping his wide-eyed
boyish grin.
Dinah delivered the traditional