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10 ACRES in Monteomery County
$4,000. WINSTON C. CLAY. WA,
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REHoBOTH BEACH, near ocean-0-
bedrm. house, . baths; also /. 2
and 8 bedrm. apis. IA. 7-2260. So
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POTOMAC HILLS-Ila-acre home
sites: Will finance. OIL. g-SSSS,
1-ACRE; vic. Argyle Country Club.
S1,70O. HE. 4-72o9,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ga ACRES, 4 miles from DC, in
Arlington with railroad connec-
tions. Call any day till pm.
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l Acre, $16,950
3-bedrm. rambler. Lge. liv. rm.,
firepl.. din. rm.. kit. pantry. coy
bSmt. Storm windows. screened
porch. LRe. garden, planted; straw
berries, beaut. flowers Outdoor fire.
pl. Quite surroundings.
JOHN BURDOFT. 1898 colesvilIe
rd;. Silver Spring, Md. Call EV.
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Is-ACRE WOODED LOT. adjacent to
Greenbelt Lake and near Baltimore
pkwy.; utilities in. UN. 4-4759.
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA--Beau-
tiful l00x1T5-ft lot with slight
slope 10 rear. Price, $500. INEz
CUSHARD. ReaItor. EN- 2-A232
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
DIIKES MIXTIIRE

Modern as tomorrow are these 3.
bedrm.. lia-bath split levels. with
a dash OF history thrown IN fol
conversation, Features snappy
iShed rec. rms. and located on the
site OF a Civil War fort guarding
the approaches to Washington
Only SIT 1850. Cali today for further
HAMMER REAL ESTATE
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ACRE in Sycamore Acres. Norbeck
area. Level, wooded lot, geo by
goo; $3.50. terms. BONAN g.
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-QPEN 3 PM

Dir: Out Lee hwy. past Glebe
I'd, to N. John Marshall dr.. right
to open sign
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End comml.. K st. NV, adj. Cen
ter Mkt; fireproof; high truck entr.;
3 public alleys; S225. DAVID ROSEN-
BERG.
DREYFUSS BROS.
Ma. S-05S0 Ewes. Sun. ia. 2-7S29
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MODERN COTTAGE on Bay, mr..
Ridge. Md.---3 bedrmS.. rowboat.
on pvt. lake. sandy beach; S25 per
week. Phone 10. 5-3ss9 or Great
Mills S1-J-1.
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SO DoWn-GI

That's all you need and this new
level can be had; 93-ft. liv, nm.
Wow what a kit; walk-in closets.
Daylight bsmt.. laundry chute, fu-
ture air-cond., sep. din. rm. and
loads and loads Of delightful fea-
lures: ready to be moved in with de-
posit only. North, south, east or
west there isn't a finer value. GI
apr. at SCI 400 See 1t and prove
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BUS. PRoP.-sALE Cont

Excellent business location; prac-
tically new bldg; 10000 So. #. fl.
space. Good Investment. price In
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UNDER NDlWWW
Cederhurst-on-t he-Bay, Md Cot
tage and guesthouse. Liv. nm. bed
nm, kit, fun bath. porch. guest
rms: nice lot with apple tree and
storage shed. Pull price, S4,7b0,
furniture incl. Call v. b. FTTZHUGH
10 inSnpct ITufversitv = fS-5
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5-Acre Chicken Farm

On hard road, Cozy 2-bedrm. brick
Many cinder block poultry houses,
now with 1,400 layers. 2-acre vege-
table garden. Will sell equipped,
Immediate possession.
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MDs--4 acres at ~
cents per SO II. Outstanding corr
ner, 500 II on Baltimore ave tRte
~; 800 IT, on r. ave, opp Belts.
vile industrial center. Nr proposed
Circumiefenilai Hwy Suit Tor liHht
lC-ll and heavy &C. commercial
A. II. SEIDENspTNNER. Realior,
Riverdale, Md WA. 7-lOiu; ewes,
WA. 1-t6gs
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Well
established corner dress shop, also
adaptable 70 other types Of bust
din. rms. den, KIT, D bedrms. bath,
fun bsmt., . laws, sep. gas h w.
heat, earage owner forced to sell
or rent entire bldg, due TO health.
Call Mr.. Dell. ST. $4,000 or Ju,
S-lbl., Exclusive. JAMES l..
DIXON n CO.
VACANT STORE, 8 apts., zoo Up
shur 81. NV, at Soldiers Home.
s23.500. GERB1cH, NO. 7-6625r
Mon. an.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WILDWOOD CREST, N. j.. 1904
New Jersey ave-. mr.. beach and bay
Apt, sleeps 8 persons. Rent for
week, month or season. Write, or
call MRS. CONNIE SAVING. Wild
wood 2-2603.
HOLLY DRIVE, Cove Point Beach
Best swimming and fishing on
Western Shore of Bay. Expands to
sleep 20; contracts for small FAM
lily, bath. . lsvatories: GOOSE. 1T.
screened porch; FibreRlas roof:
double lot. Open for inspection.
$4,000. Solomons 464S.
REHoBOTH BEACH. near ocean-6-
bedrm. house, . baths; also /. 2
and 5 bedrIn. apts. IA. 7-226o. 5.
MODERN COTTAGE on Bay. mr..
Ridge. Md.---3 bedrmS.. rowboat.
on pvt. lake. sandy beach; S25 per
week. Phone 10. b-3S3e or Great
Mills S1-J-1.
OCEAN CITY, MD, 45th st., 2 doors
from ocean-Attractive new enc.
apt; private 1st-fioor entrance;
sleeps 3; available from july /:
Sti7 so. OF. 4-S3S1.
OCEAN CITY, Md, 45th st.. 2 doors
IRON, ocean with lovely view. On
usually attractive modernistic .
oedrm; apt: hv. rm.. din. rm.
with nrepl.. sun deck. comprising
main level of cottage. Available
July 2 70 IA and from August 4:
SIPS. OF. 1881.
FOR SALE--Very desirable houses
and apis. Modern and well furn-
ished; vacant lot. MRS. THOMAS
Beach, Delaware. Phone e50i.
OCEAN BEACH-Oceanfront lot.
duUxEu0; bridge now under con-
sstrucction. Cash or terms. Do. B.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. y.-Corner
brick; 6 lge. apts. Good income;
beach block; mr.. Breakers Hotel,
Sacrlfice, 900. Inquire Apt. 2,
SSSs s. Congress ave. or call Ia.
9-4529.
COTTAGE-Sieeps 8.
screened porches. New equipment,
mod. From July IS. sos Wiz. Fen
wick Island, Md. PEPo. ~. g.
FOR SHE Three 4-bedroon.
ocsan-front cottages, located in RE-
hoo0tn proper furnished. modern
priced from $4,000 up; available
30 days, Shown by appointment
only,
Also. modern homes in Henlopen
Acres for rent: and Rehoboth proper.
Phone Rehoboth 1901.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

4. O0O-SQ.- WAREHOUSE. 500
foot ONCE space: available, within
q mos. 46iT Annapolis I'd,
Bladensbure, Nd. WA. T-4343 or
UN. 4-2233
SILVER SPRING, End ave. and Coles
Wig ID. less than . blocks from
main shopping center-Wiil build
10000 r.. on l4,O00-ft. OF ground.
! or . floors ideal for .manufactur-
ing. warehouse, or display, for info
call J. G.. SAAH, ST. 3-55iS or you.
agent.
SEVERAL CHOICE LOCATIONS.
5ome with R.R siding avail. Sizes
vary from 1900 to $4,000 50 Il.
For information call JOSEPH
WALSH. RE. f-S2S2. ~. a-571f.
NEW, MODERN, Ist-FL. warehouse
and air-cond. Offices, now under
construction: mr.. Kenilworth inter-
change. 5000 50. H.. al or part;
facing . streets. plenty parking
area; heavy power; tailboard load
OWNER, HP. 10000 or Oh. e.SisS.
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LOUDOUN CO.-Remodeling nearly
completed; bedrooms. Dashboard
h.-w.h.. fireplace. modern kitchen
and bath. lge porch; close TO
school, store and churches. COM
mutlng distance: Sl4,950. Lees
burg 6-Sg-W-l
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Den What

You'll be getting is: pine paneled
den, powder rm,, sep. din. rm., fire.
fir.; twin-size bedrms. and bath on
md; fin paneled rec, rm in bsmt
All brk. beaut enclosed lot. level.
and has that secluded pvt. effect
Bus. schoo. and stores handy. Just
vacated and price reduced to S19,-
$50 CT FLA and cony. financing
To see whale Of buy call ia.
10000
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lLors. ACREAGE SALE Cont,


POTOMAC. MD.--13iz o.; heart OF
the hunt country. Cleared; high.
s able. iI Po. s Ssssss. 'ie"' NeAS0H-
BEAUT., DEEP LOT in this finest Of
residential areas. bounded on 8 sides
by Rock Creek Park. EN-. 2-4232.
ROCK CREEK HILLS-On about a.
lovely trees; al utiis. EN-. s-4sss, l
POTOMAC, Md .3-acre tract on
OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor, Ma.
FORT TOBACCO HTS, La Plata,
Md.-lA-acre building lot with
beautiful view. for sale BY OWNER
81 s495. Phone FA. 2-592l or IA.
2-260I.
GREENTREE RD.-11O-ft. frontage
$4,000 50, ft.l. Choice location in
Burning Tree area. Att. builders
needing top residential location in
area Of fine custom homes. $500.
Mr.. Smith COL. g-S55S with
s THSMAs L. PHILLIPS wo'
LAKE BANCROFT, Sec. 2, Lot 3T5
Lake frontage. l46 it.: 24,500
50. #: beaut. wooded. 10. 1-100O,
l ACRE in sycamore Acres. Norbeck
goo: S1,750. terms. BONAN &
FOGARTY, LO. 5-5052.
10 ACRES in MONTGOMERY County:
1.O40-ft. front on State road;
100000. WINSTON C. CLAY. WA.
7-422S.
POTOMAC HILLS-l1a-acre home
sites: Will finance. OIL: 9-SSSS,
1-ACRE; vic. Argyle Country Club;
Sl,70O. HE. 4-7259.
POTOMAC AREA-Several 2 or 8
acre lots. Ample frontage on county
maintained roads; good elevation;
cleared, In grass: near schools,
store; l mile from River road. EN-.
BETHESDA--Wooded lot, Bradley
blvd. and Burning Tree road; 3d.
S9b So. It. OIL. 9-SSSS.
OFF Summary RD.-3 acres. betw
Shirley hwy. and Columbia pike in
$50. 1000 home area. Beaut.. for con-
tour home. Approx. SCOTT. Colfax
and Dawes extended. OWNER, GY.
1926.
81 ACRE WOODED LOT. adjacent to
Greenbelt Lake and near Baltimore
pkwy.: utilities in. UN. 4-4759.
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA--Beau-
slope 10 rear Price, $500. INEz
CUSHARD Realtor, EN-. 2-4232.
LARGE WOODED LOTS, paved
streets, sewer and water. Close In.
Reasonable. Terms. VIII sub
ordinate to builders. NJ, LEO
STORCH, SP. $4,000
2s3-FT. FRONTAGE. 220 It. deep;
on .Largo-Marlboro I'd, 3 miles
north Of Marlboro. II miles from
building restrictions. S2.0ti5.
Terms. M. LEO STORCH, Devel-
oper. SP. $4,000.
MONT. CO., Olney area-Retire; live
happy ever afterwards. Sh acres
with choice bldg. site; beaut. shade
trees. springfield stream; new brk.
homes all around: $1,000 acre,
4-3500. W. W. LEWIS.
MEAL, clrrc.r, Ell " rrrorI.llN
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1901 Reasons

WHY this is AL. but a few facts win
suffice. 3-bedrm. all brk. spotless
rambler: fully equip kit; laundro-
mat. drier, disposal. awnings, storm
windows. wall-to-wall carpeting and
many extras; 75x150 Anchor-fenced
level lot; 2-car brk. Diet gar. AT least
$1,000 under the market. Yours for
Sl5,950 on your plan Of financing.
Close In. Gail IA 1-6h60
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FARMS tcont.I


BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED homestead
house and acres: frontage OF
Shenandoah; lge. liv. rm.. 4 bed
rms. and bath, h. and c. running
water, gas cooking, telephone, sep
study. equip, workshop; excellent
views Gravely tractor and good
tools. Ready to live In. Owner has
invested $1,000. Make reasonable
S SiIss above $4,000 Call wo. G.
1856 ACRES. z mile OF new Rte. so
Mitchellville, Md.-6-rm. tile house
Oh ,hs;.w;h., fnll bsmt., beautiful
surface road. Large brick chicken
house, tobacco barn, 2-acre tobacco
allotment. tractor and equipment
$4,000. Call Cedar S-4456.
EXCEL. VALUE TO SETTLE ESTATE
Beaut: 4U0-a. farm on river
goa. lake; 90 MI. D. c.; boating,
nshing; o-rm. brk. house; $50 cows
al equipment, 3 tractors, corn
planter. wheat, barley, oats. hay
$4,000. Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-3437.
~ ACRES and Independence; house
under construction and new cindei
block BLDG: committing distance OF
Washington; reasonable price. Col
HAFFORD, Churchton, Nd, or tel
University 7-3471.
ON THE LITTLE CONEWAGO CREEK
Small farm. 20 acres in beautiful
country. . mi. S. Hanover, Pa; re-
modelled house. 2 bedrooms, bath
Kitchen, dinette, large living room
with fireplace, den with fireplace
screened porch, oil heat. good water:
200-year-old stone mill In good con-
dition; barn with box stalls, CHECKER
house. etc. $4,000. May be seer
by appointment. Write the A. H
ALEXANDER FARM. RID. No. 9
Hanover, Pa or call Hanover. Yorl
County. 2-S363.
200 ACRES. good stock farm With
shade and stream: S-rm. house
barn, real buy. $196 per acre
$40 acres, excel. stock farm with
good home and tenant house, 2
barns, well fenced, frontage on
rds., 1895 per acre.
315 acres, stock farm with over
! mi. I'd. frontage, good bldgs. and
fences. well water. $500 per acre.
4 acres. suit. for railroad siding
11-rm. house on site. $4,000.
z acres. S-rm. house with bath
oil heat and other mod. conv., SILL.
300. Call Charles H. Davis, Pc
1855, agent for SAMUEL e. BOG.
ley, INC, Rockville ONCE.
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Financing Battle

Is eliminated. No fuss or bother.
trust. payable SLY monthly, incl.
principal, int. taxes and insurance
and this de luxe 3-bedrm. rambler
in a most cony. N. Arl. loo. with
only $4,000 DIN. is yours. Full bsmt.
Rec rm.; fireplace in liv. rm. Pos
session July /. Reach for the phone
now and call ia. 10000.
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N-24 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, d. c.
SATURDAY, JUNE 80. 1886
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
$1,000 DOWN

T nTn. E make payment asdr9 "a. s.es47
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LAUREL ACRES OPEN

Beautiful Handicapped. large. mod
ern 3-bedroom home: large liv,
rm., firepl.; coy enclosed glassed-
in porch: large din. rm., large kit.
bath and "a: full bsmt.: 2-car
brick garage; garden, flowers. fruit,
shade: all fenced; on bus line; i'm
mediate possession. Dir: Take road
to Laurel from Burtonsville 4 mi.
TO Laurel. Open sign 4 acres on left.
From Laurel road to Burtonsville. 2
mi sign on right.
John BURDoFT. 1879 colesyille
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BEACH--2nd cottage from
bay on Md. ave, liy rm., sun porch,
= bedrmS., mod. h.-W. bath. din.
rn1.. kit, mod. impr. scr. frt. porch,
compl. furn., dble gar, with shower.
owner on premises Sat. and SUM-.
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ut was on the tray when left the kitchen, sir!"
wAREHoUsEs-RENT Cont

history BRK. GAR. and s metal
CARS: easy access; rear 924 N st.
NV; entire $50 per mo. Call
BURKE. Ma. 8-249O.
ENTIRE FLOOR Of 5-story, modern
warehouse building. from 5000 to
5000 50. IT. Close-in r. I. ave.
ne. section. Suitable for ofices.
storage, light mfg, etc. Immediate
occupancy. Call MR.. THOMAS, AID.
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MONT. CO., Olney area-Retire; live
happy ever afterwards. S1a acres
with choice bldg. site; beaut. shade
trees. springfield stream; new brk.
homes all around: $1,000 acre,
terms arg. Eyes; WE; 5-2729: He.
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1925 Down

Full price. 1880. Masonry home,
lse. living room. fireplace. 2 bed
full bath; lot I00x1O0 II. Ideal water
Drive 10 Deale, Nd, once
or call University 7-sS7l.
Max C. Schwartz
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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Floyd Default
Gives D. {. Net
.Iit!e 10 Rogers

Ted Rogers picked up the Dis
trict of Columbia mems singles
championship yesterday by de-
fault and retired the c. Alphonso
Smith Trophy with his third title
in four years.
Don Floyd defeated Left Beck,
6-3. ST, 81, yesterday in a
seminal resumed from Wednes-
day and then decided not to play
Rogers in the final.
The veteran Floyd explained
that he had had enough tennis
for the week.
Floyd's match with Beck was
interrupted Wednesday by dark
ness with Beck leading, 20, in
the third set. Floyd was per-
mitted to compete in the Vir-
ginia State championships in
Richmond Thursday and Friday
He lost in Richmond, but rallied
to defeat Beck yesterday at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV
Rogers won his previous Dis
trict of Columbia mems singles
titles in 1858 and 1854. Steve
Potts won last year but did not
compete this time.
The mems doubles are to be
completed today. Rogers and
Nick Powell play Beck and Bar
ney Welsh in a semifinal at 10
am. The winners meet Buddy
Adair and Fred Reed for the
championship at / pm. Both
matches will be at Edgemool
Club.
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Franklin. former star athlete al
Macomb State Teachers College
and Dennis Thompson a former
Comet.
Miss Mueller, national pen
tathlon champion, Miss Thomas
and Miss Jones are among the
prominent entries already re-
ceived for the all-day meet.
Other notable entrants. most
of whom sought National AAU
outdoor titles yesterday in Phila-
delphia, include Isabelle Daniels
and Mae Faggs of Tennessee
All, two of the Nations top
sprinters; Mildred Mcdaniel OF
Tuskegee. who has broken the
Olympic record for the high
Jump, and Wanda Weizgrowicz
of the Polish Falcons of st. Louis
perhaps the Nations best woman
shot putter.
One thing appears certain:
The United States will have its
strongest women's team in years
in the upcoming Olympics.
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|Middies to Open Drills
For Press Wednesday

Guard Vern Dander.
Welsh and Fullback Dick
Guest. a superb blocker, are
missing from an otherwise intact
squad of backs. Ned Oldham,
Chef Burchett. Paul Gober and
Ed Malynn present a solid half
back crop and rugged Vince
Monte is ready for full-time
duties as fullback.
Wilson Whitmire, a topfiight
center, is returning, along with
such proven players as Ends
Earle Smith and Pete Jokano-
vich, and Guards Jim Hover
and Tony Stremic.
Erdelatz and his aides could
very we'll come UP with another
winning combination. The Mid
dies haven't had a losing sea-
son since 1852. Since then they
have won "a, lost nine and tied
four. Nays record for the 1886
40 seasons or the four seasons
Immediately prior to the arrival
of Erdelatz: $3.50. It's quite q
contrast. And there is no desire
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z D. c. Swimmers
Score at Rehoboth

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.
Aug. 10 (P.-Winston Pendle-
ton of the Ambassador Swim
Club, Washington. D. c.. won
the mile race in the 18th annual
ocean Rehoboth swimming meet
today by swimming through the
heavy tide in Is minutes and 40
seconds.
Marie Gillette OF the Walter
Reed Swimming team. also Of
Washington, took first In the
mile event for women. Her time
was one minute and eight Sec
onds slower.
Miss Gillette and Pendleton
each won three events yester-
day and thus they tied for the
meets high point trophy.
The mile events concluded the
two-day affair. witnessed by an
estimated 10000 spectators along
the beaches.
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unlimited speedboats for only a
year. won the heat in a breeze,
He averaged a mediocre 83.160
miles an hour, outrunning Horace
Dodge's Dora My Sweetie, which
averaged 73.108.
Miss U. S. II collected 100
points in winning the Silver
Cup. Joe Schoenith's Gale ",
which won both its preliminary
heats. finished second with 300
points. followed by Dora My
Sweetie with 652 and Gale VI,
another Schoenith entry, with
625.
All the winners were Detroit
boats.
Gale WIS engine conked out
just before the final heat and
Gale w was disabled just after
it started. Such Crust III, owned
by Jack Schaefer and a top
United States contender with the
Gales for the Harmsworth tro-
ply race next Saturday. did not
compete. Gearbox trouble
forced the craft to be withdrawn,
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Morgan Sweeps
3 Dominion Races

Bill Morgan Of Fairfax swept
three races last night on the
benefit sportsman-stock car rae
ing program at Old Dominion
Speedway before a crowd Of
about 1900.
Morgan, who won a 100-lap
late model event early this sea-
son at Old Dominion, took the
third 10-lap qualifying heat. a
Slap match race against five
other drivers and the 25-lap fea-
ture last night.
Morgan grabbed the lead from
Elmo Langley on the Goth lap
of the feature and won by eight
car lengths, with Elmo second.
Clay Eastridge of Fredericksburg
who led early in the race. was
third.
All drivers donated their
purses to the wife and two
daughters of Ivan Breighner. who
was killed in an accident at the
Manassas track last Saturday.
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BY BILL FUCHS
star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 18.-The
gates to the college football sea-
son in this area swing open
here Wednesday. as Navy gets
its usual early start OF to the
sounds Of grinding, clicking
cameras.
Coach Eddie Erdelatz will greet
IS aspirants and a horde Of press
and radio elevision representa-
tives in the annual Press Day
that officially opens Nays prac-
tice session.
Most other schools, such as
Maryland and George Washing
ton. won't start practice until
September or later, but as
the Naval Academy's classes con-
vene much earlier. September 4,
it is allowed the earlier starting
date for football practice.
Erdelatz, beginning his sixth
season as head coach on the
Severn, will be swarmed with
questions. Some, he can answer
now. For example, the No. /
quarterback, replacing the pass
ing master. George Welsh. is Pat
Flood.
until someone proves he
isn't" is the way Erdelatz puts
lit. I'VE will go with Flood until
further notice. 1t is up to the
other candidates for the job
Tom Forrestal, Gus Prahalis and
one or two others-to prove that
Flood isn't the man."
Forrestal. q native of Cleve-
land, had q tremendous after
noon against Penn on a day that
Welsh was sitting out with an
injured foot. Prahalis showed
well when he got the opportunity.
But the spring practice left Flood
in the top spot. He is a 6-foot,
170-pound junior from Tucson.
Ariz.. and transferred to the
Naval Academy from Notre Dame
where he played quarterback and
|halfback on the Irish freshman
team.
There are number Of glazing
vacancies due to June gradua-
lions. Besides Welsh, who set q
number of passing records at
Navy, the Middies have lost such
top performers as End Ron Bea-
gle. Tackles John Hopkins, Pat
McCool and Jim Roger. and
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Chicago Comets Strong
In Women's Track Trials
--AP WirephOto.

The Chicago Comets, who owe
their athletic existence to an
understanding Catholic bishop.
will be among the most promis-
ing contestants when trials are
held Saturday at American Uni
versity to select the United
States women's Olympic track
team.
Owning snappy uniforms and
the best in coaching and train
ing facilities. the Comets are the
largest and most active of girls
track clubs in the Midwest. They
have won the Central AAU in
door and outdoor titles every
year since 1949. have taken four
out of the past six National SEN
Tor AAU outdoor championships
and two of the past three indoor
titles.
Bishop Bernard j. She'll of
Chicago sponsors the team.
Bishop Shell. realizing how few
opportunities are givin to girls
interested in track, organized the
club and has provided it's men,
bers with top coaching and fac
ilities. The club is open to all,
regardless of race, color or reli-
gion and the bishop as assured
the girls chances to compete in
many far-away meets.
The Comets sent two entries,
Mabel Landy in the broad Jump,
and Barbara Jones on the 400
meter relay team. to the 1852
Olympics and had five entrants
Miss Landy. Miss Jones, Al
frences Lyman. 100-meter dash;
Verneda Thomas. high jump,
and Barbara Mueller, 80-meter
hurdles-in the 1855 Pan Ameri-
can Games.
Joseph Robichaux, director of
the team. and the coaching staff
work on a volunteer basis.
Coaches include Henry Springs,
former coach and now assistant
principal at Chicago's Wendell
Phillips High School; Percy
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Area RifIemen Sd
In Olympic TrioIs

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Aug. 10
R.-Daniel B. Puckel of Edge
wood. Md. and Verle Wright of
Fort Wayne. Ind. two Army lieu
tenants, took the lead today in
the semifinal round of the small
bore rifle competition for the
two places on the United States
Olympic rifle and pistol team.
Puckel's two-day total was
2, 306 out of a possible 2.40O, and
Wright hit 1908. In third posi-
ton was Arthur B. Jackson of
Silver Spring. Md. with a 2.302.
Wright and Jackson were
members of the 1852 Olympic
team,