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CHEVY CHASE
MASS. AVE.
EXTENDED

A new split-level 3-bed-
room, 2-bath house situated
on a wooded lot; in Little
Flower Parish, convenient TO
transportation and schools;
cathedral living room. mod
ern Kitchen with eye-leveI
oven; huge basement has
ground-level recreation room
with fireplace and lavatory.
Priced in the EOS with good
financing. Ewes, call Mrs.
Dorothy Davis, ia. 7-S569.,
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IRT MYER AM PENTAGON

AREA--conv. to Just about every
thing. FHA (Mil) and GI sale de-
sired with $3.50 DIN. Brick, S14,950.
WRIGHT REALTY. IA. 2-4S00.
- Brick Cape Cod. 3
bedTmS.. liv -din. rm. nice we'll
equipped kit. and full bsmt: on
50xl l5-ft. lot. Only / blk to bus,
excel. fin. This home can be pur-
chased with Sl,50O cash down and
monthly payments OF Sl2i. Low
closing cost since existing Sl2,2O0
loan can be assumed. Call ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII S-40O0 Onpn itfl
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USED CAR LOT

LARGE CORNER
44th and Benning I'd ne. hard
blvd. $3.50 mo. DAVID cooPER, Ma.
S-S557 or RA. 6-411S.
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ERGO AREA - Excel. expansible
bungalow, brick: Ice. din. rm., full
bsmt,: outdoor fireplace. Trim.
neat. pretty, in Al loo. JOHN A.
WENTZ. AP 7-OQ0O
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Sill. sPG.-Brand-new. brk. RAM
bier de luxe; ] block to bus; coIppl.
mod, cleo. kit. with dhls. oven,
disposal, ETC.; 3 extra-lge. bedrms.,
. full beaut. tile baths with glass
shower dr.; etc; huge powder
dry dsylt 6smt; pr sse o6 belo %sr the
to suit Cali JU. 5-5755 and see
this bargain today. F. W. BE-
RENS SALES. INC.
SUMNER AREA-Transferre owner
says SELL This lovely stone and
brick rambler in a top close-in
neighborhood; 3 extra-lRe, bedrms.,
2 paths, tomorrow's kit, huge
bsmt. with full bath ideal for rec.
rm. The accent here. is quality
peting throughout. Priced in the
mid-30s. Vacant. Immed. pos
session. C. B. WYvELL, OIL. 2-3336
TAKOMA PARK--Attractiv 3-unit
brick, on. quiet street, near Sani-
in reas. price OF $24, 800. Sep. en-
frances, laundry. o.h.-w h.. / hlk.
to 9 buses. CURTIS. Broker. Ju'
S-565O-JU. 9-5277.
WHEATON-GI., S12,95O; 3-bedrm
brk., sep. dining rm.; full bsmt;
GIDEON c. JOHNSON, 10. 4-70I7
WHEATON, $4,000 = 3-bedrm
brick rambler; full bsmt., lge. yard
with patio. Assume 4Se loan Of
S1U,300, payments 49, mo. GID
EON C. JOHNSON, 10. 4-7017.
WHEATON-For sale by OWNER
brick Colonial $l9.950. Center
hall entr., lge. living rm.. tirepl.
full dining rm., cleo. kit, table
space, pantry, bedrms., full bsmt.
side porch. 2-car detached garage,
$40 acre. beautifully handicapped
fruit trees, grape arbor, barbecue
Ewes. after z. call 10. 5-4075.
sea, 95O-Our loveliest listing anC
the home OF your dreams. Beau
tifully decorated, wall-to-wall car
peting. stainless steel kitchen. Gus
tom fiagstone screened porch. lge
separate din. rm., finished rec.
reation rm., powder rm., 3 lge
hedrms., cedar closet, garage anS
gorgeous Anchor fenced lot will
trees. BY appt. on your terms
GRAHAM g. CO.. JU. $4,000
til 8.
SII .5OO-Very close in with 8 larRi
bedrooms, separate dining room
full basement and 2 baths. Thii
lovely older home is a sweetheart
at this price. GRAHAM 81 CO.
III E.E5EO a I'll q
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ROCKVILLE, Twinbrook Forest--At-
earport; fenced I'd shade trees
hftpl knrttv-- pine rec. rm
roughed-ln md bath. lEe. KIT
stove. refgr washer close 70
Achools, shop new ACC. Bur
stdS, and VA hosp Slfs50. OF
1ppf No ground rent. OWNER
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

AREA-Three-bedrm.
extras; GI approved, $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROP. FoP RENT

End COMMERCIAL; 1880 50. It.
on corner, all vacant, level ground,
with 105-ft. frontage on Georgia
ave. mr.. Florida ave. NV. viii
lease to responsible party. v. L.
TOOMEY, JR,, REALTOR, RE. z
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VISIT
WOODMOOR
LOHR
DEAR nOCTORI
HOMES
-CAPE con

ROBERT E. LOHR
HI $4,000; Til aP.M., RA. $4,000
Our 3dth Yr. Of Dependable Service
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
NEAR NRL-ANDREws

BOLINQ-GI OR NON-GI
GROOM, CORNER BRICK
Take over large Oh 4so loan
with low down payment, This Is an
exceptional home: powder rm. on LIST
A.. . full baths; washer, drier, dish
washer, disposal and many other
extras: close to everything. Call
Mrs. Cox. LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-73bS,
ATLAS REALTY CO.
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Deiightfui home featuring LARGE
nt I'm -din. combination. kit with
taole space bedrm and bath down.
! 2errms. W. bsm,., nice lot Priced
$4,000.
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SII ,5OO-Very close In with 3 large
bedrooms. separate dining room.
fun basement and 2 baths. This
lovely older home is sweetheart
at this price. GRAHAM 81 CO.,
III E.E5EO a I'll q
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Grin. COLONIAL-$13,950
CLOSE-IN WHEATON

First offering Of this 3-bedrm.
brick home wIfull bsmt. Gil or FILA
terms. A real bargain.
BEERS BROS. JU. 5-7610
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MEDICAL ARTS BLDG
U4SU " Hampshire Ave
tJuSt past D. G line in Prince
Georges County,.

hfN'F 49, - ~ AtHF III AAAhNN
Ge0rses County,.
Recently completed bldg nov bein,
occupied BY prominent doctors anC
dentists. Some space SIN AVIAN. fOl
general practitioners, ear. nose anc
throat specialists DpthamOloglsts
etc Several very attr arraneementl
possible With plenty o. windows etc
Entire bids centrally sir-cond Blew
service. huOreseent lighting, sound
proof ceilings, etc Moderate rental
from etu0 per mo depending or
SIZE Of suites Nothing more 70 spent
put your phone bills. For further In,
formation call Mr. GERBER. EM .,
1000
1916 JEFFERSON PL. NV
Just on Conn ave and N al
around corner from Rins BLDG mr.
hayhoWer Hotel nne cafes. etc.
Recently completed air.cond elev
bldg with acoustic cciilnan, fuofes.
cent liahtin2, decorator ttyie cflceg,
etc. Only avail. suite features Ice,
reeep. once With paneied mantel
wall and lac. front pvt once with
huge Colonial style bieture window
s2i5 mo. on lease This includes an
services except phone. Gail Ne. OIL
for abp't 70 inspect
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
w g.ua00
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LOTS, ACREAGE WAhTEp

LOTS WANTED IN y. c.-Any
nuynoer and size TOP prices paid.
BURTON CONSTRUCTION CO ST.
1904
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COLORED

SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Six modern rooms, full basement.
automatic gas heat; perfect con-
SAMPLE HoUsE-oPEN S TO
5006 10th ST. NE.
Sl4.95O CHEAP PRICE
Sc FINANCING, EASY TERMS
JAMES E. SCOTT
I'll FLORIDA AVE. NV
DE. 1918 LA. 6-3659
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BRICK RAMBT,ER

Oh approved !, bedrms ceramic
tilcd bath lafEe Nv I'm with pie.
sure windczsi dinlng sll. kif With
iahle spacf fun hsmf screened
pcrcr Priced sta5SU
WOOD CO., Realtors
lll5b Ga. Ave. 10. A-1gO0
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DESK SPACE
SMALL OFFICE

NEWLY DECORATED
AIR CONDITIONED SUITE
Excellent downtown location; tele-
phone answering service available.
Also desk space available.
ST. 3-3456
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ON S ST. N.w.-Between 9th and
eth. Vacant lot 24xl@6 #. at cor
ner Of alley Zoned for apis. v. L.
TooMEY JR., REALTOR. RE. =
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

FOR RENT. in Silver Spring. Md,
industrial property as shop or
warehouse; 300 50. #. with q
$3.50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CLOSE IN-GI-$15,95O
8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
In fine neighborhood; all brick
overlooking Sligo parkway, close to
Forest Grove School, st. Johns pa
rochial and transp. Large, sep. din.
rma complete daylight bsmt. with
paneled rec. rm. and bath.
GRAHAM & co.
III 6Gntn. Too. c,n III Q oAae
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District Printers
Play Baltimore
In Se|nifina!s,

CINCINNATI. Aug. 3 (Spe-
ciaD Washington not only is
one Of the four survivors in the
Union Printers baseball tourna-
ment today but is all even with
the other three-New York, Bal
timore and Detroit-at three
victories and one defeat each.
The Washington team. .7-6
victor Yesterday over st. Louis,
meets Baltimore, and Defending
Champion New York opposes
Detroit today, with the winners
to clash tomorrow for the title.
In the only other game played
yesterday, Baltimore handed
New York its first defeat, So,
i'll the double elimination tour
Inament.
st. Louis jumped on Starter
Benny Duvall for four runs in
the second inning but Gene
Melito took over in the third as
the opposition added another
run and yielded only one other
marker the rest of the way.
Washington got a pair of runs
i'm each the third and fifth in
lnings and then wrapped it up
with three-run outburst in
the eighth.
Melito helped his own cause
with a pair of doubles and Sam
Webb and Al Buschling each
added two singles. Bill Valen-
tine Clipped in with a triple.
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their own, although he is
Lithuanian. In Rome, where he
spent six months, the Greeks
put in a claim for him, but he
didn't care if everybody was
happy.
At Trieste he caught the eye of
Gen. John L. Whitelaw who
urged him to try for admission to
West Point.
Il didn't want to go to West
Point" Jerry says frankly. 81
wanted to go to a coed school
and see what a real college
campus was like"
Gen. Whitelaw suggested Mich
igan State. He had friends there
and would put in a word for him.
Michigan State it was, and
Jerry was glad he made the
choice.
He played varsity football, was
on two Rose Bowl teams, earned
a degree in physical education,
and won the heart and the hand
of pretty Joan Peapples, now
teaching school at Grand Ledger,
Mich.
While the 5-foot-11, 182-pound
Planutis, who somewhat resem-
bles Andy Farkas, is stashing
away the money to open
his summer camp, he also
hopes to earn his masters
degree in business administra-
ton. Not a bad idea for an in
weston and a camp executive who
will have to know how to bal
ance budget.
Meanwhile, PlanutiS is one of
two reasons why the Redskins
feel they have found the answer
to a vexing problem at right half
on offenSe. Dick James is the
other. A hefty tackle like j. D.
Kimmel or Don Boil might OBJ
literate Jerry if he caught him,
but catching him is going to be
a problem. PlanutiS knows how
to handle a ball as well as buck.
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IMcNuir Routs
Two Rivals in
Maryland Net

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK
Md, Aug. 3 up. - Top-Seeded
Fred McNair of Chevy Chase
Md, dropped only two games as
he swept past two opponents to
gain the fourth round of the
Western Maryland tennis cham
Ipionships yesterday.
McNair breezed by Charles
Entsinger of Charleston. w. Va,
60, 60, in his second-round
match. He then eliminated Fred
Kellmeyer, also of Charleston,
60, g..
Second-Seeded Phil Neff, the
defending champion from Wash
Iington, had rougher going in his
Ithird-round encounter as he de-
Ifeated John Sloat of Washington
rs, 6-l.
A heavy mist and intermittent
rain forced tournament officials
TO postpone play yesterday morn
ing, and the courts still were
soggy and slow when action got
under way in the afternoon.
Mems Singles
Second round-Fred McNair. CHEVY
Chase Md, defeated Charles Entsinger.
Charleston, W. Va, 60, 90. Fred
kellmeyer:. Charleston. defeated William
Hanrig, wheeling W; Va, "a, d,
Middlecamp College Park. Md, defeated
Ralph Whitaker. Richmond. 81, -,
! 6---3.
Third round-John Harris, Washing
% tSn' Va defeated e John Phillips, wheeling.
/ Richmond. defeated Glenn workman n.
Keyser. w. Va, I'll, IL Henry
E3ss Chevy Chase, defeated Fred Wright
Keiles Washington. defeated Bill Grady,
Bethesda. "a. T. Phil Neff Wash
ington. defeated John Sloat, Washing
ton. %, 6--1. McNair defeated Kell-
meyer. Go, 90.
WOMEN's SINGLES
First Round-Mrs. Tommy Parran,
Baltimore, defaulted to Snookie Woods,
Wheeling; Mrs. Mary Ann Men. Wash
lock. Baltimore. Cd, 81.
Mems Doubles
First Round - Workman and John
Dorsey. Keyser. W. Va. defeated De-
witt and Dave Miller, Hagerstown, 4-6,
l6-3. "a. Bader and Blaine Fertig.
Charleston, defeated E. H. Polack and
Ted Tibbs. Wheeling, 6-1. e..
Charles Holland and Entsinger. Charles
ton, defeated Wright and Wright, "a,
l2-6, 6--3. William Cruise and Ronnie
Ryan. Wheeling. defeated Kellmeyer and
Asa Names, Charleston. O., 81.
Second round-Neff and Sloat defeated
~. Loustau and John Phillips. Wheeling,
ID, g., McNair and Brown defeated
Workman and Dorsey. -. 6-3 Hartz
and Whitaker defeated T. Thomas and
Douglas KERN. Myersdale, Pa. 60
and 60
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REDSKIN OUT TO FINANCE CAMP
PIonutis Is PorIoying
Football Wall Street
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Stan Correspondent

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 8. =
LET me see hmm Lock-
heed Air UP u. Republic Steel
up 13s Pan American Oil
no change hmmm The
market looks good today"
1t could be a big-time operator
looking over the financial page.
but it also could be Jerry Pla-
NUTS, the Redskins rookie half
back, who is investment-minded
as well as a -than-average
ball carrier. While Jerry's team
mates sit around after breakfast
and read big league boxscores
and batting averages. his cool,
shrewd eyes digest the market
reports.
A Michigan State star last
year, Jerry got interested in f.
nance through the broker-hus-
band of a former classmate liv-
ing here. He became interested
enough to organize an investors
club a couple of months ago.
It's a growing organization in
which each member deposits
$40 monthly. When the kitty is
big enough they buy stock. gilt
edged securities too expensive
for a small investor to handle.
Boys Camp Is Goal
With little-well. with a lot
of luck. Jerry hopes to run 81 1000
into 10 times that much and
embark on his real career. He
wants to own a boys camp. He
likes to work with boys. likes
the outdoors, and seems to have
a way with youngsters. Planutis
was caddy master in charge of
some 200 boys at the Lansing
Country Club last summer. han
ding the chore without a hitch.
when I get my camp" Jerry
says, "I'll have an eight-week
season, then run a ninth week,
free of charge, for poor kids,
crippleS or any deserving organ
ization. I think camps are the
greatest thing in the world for
a boy
Planutis' own childhood was
a happy one in Hazleton, Pa,
where his dad owns a grocery
store. He briefly attended
couple of teachers colleges after
graduating from high school,
then suddenly decided to join
the Army.
II liked the Army" he said,
a statement that will make mil
lions of men wonder.
General Lends Hand
Planutis spent most of his
four years in the Army in
Trieste as a mail clerk and got
along famously with everybody.
The Italians accepted him as
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Boxer Joins Redskins,
Needs Toronto Release

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8 (Spe-
.ciaD. A disillusioned Sam
Baker has returned to the Red
skins from an ill-starred trial
with the Toronto ArgonautS of
the Canadian League.
Sam is here, but can't be
signed by the club until he gets
a release from the Argonauts
and the former oregon back
says that isn't likely.
The Redskins plan to contact
Toronto today to discuss the
smatter and might be able to
:work out some solution.
: III go back up there before
stheir opening game" he said,
='and suit up. Then they'll
:either have to release me or pay
=me."
. The happy-go-lucky player.
who was with the Redskins one
=season before going into the
:Army, blames his troubles
lin Canada on inability to get
:along with the coaches This
was surprising to the staff here.
(which knows Head Coach Bill
:Swiacki of Toronto, a former
New York Giants star. as a nice
=guy, easy to get along with.
with Sam it was different.
: "They kept me on defense
:two hours in one scrimmage," he
=said, exhibiting cleat-scarred
Fright leg. "They were always
reminding me that cutting day
was near and that could be
dropped. Nothing I did pleased
=them"
: Meanwhile, the Redskins lost
-Addie Brink. 6-foot-2 200-pound
rookie end from Albion College,
who dropped out to study
forestry.
George P. Marshall. club presi-
dent. arrived yesterday. He had
lunch with the players and had
his first look at the squad in ac-
ton in the afternoon.-ATCHI-
SON.
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Manassas track and current
point-scoring leader with 594
points. Gore will be after his
eighth victory of the season.
Other leading drivers entered
include Don Carter, 572 points;
Jack DeniSton, 400; Clay East
ridge, 418; Eddie Paynee, 1894;
Bill Lone and Ellis Oldham, each
at $50; Bill Wynkoop, 376; Don
Roberts, $50; Jimmy MARS, 800,
and Ryland Brooks, 284.
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old Dominion Card
Tomorrow Lures
Top Point Scorers

Stock car racing returns to
Old Dominion Speedway tomor-
row night after a lapse of two
weeks. with approximately 35
drivers entered. including the top
10 scoring leaders.
Three 10-lap qualifying heats,
a 10-lap consolation race. FIVE
lap match race. 10-lap semifinal
and 25-lap feature are on the
program. Starting time is $3.50.
Heading the field will be Wally
Gore, defending champion at the
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Totals 81 10 "a 13 Totals 80 s27 IS
l Ran for Blandina in 9th.
2 Grounded out for Colliere in I'd.

lSt, Louis - O41 Dol 000-6
Washington - 002 O20 03x-7
Runs-.Blandina, Kowalewski, Werle
(2l, G. Mann t2). Garner t2), Webb,
Barbara, Valentine. Watson. Melito.
Efrors-Duvall Wesley, Watson Runs
batted in--Werle t3l. G. Mann. Car
donna. Webb (2), Buschling CD,
Watson ca, Melito. Two-base hits
Three-base hit-Valentine. Home run
Werle. Sacriflce-WeSley. Double play
Webb to Barouth to Buschins. Left
on bases-St. Louis, Z; WASHINGTON, s.
Hits-Off Duvall, in ga innings; of
Melito, 3 in Ga innings: of Ahrens. 6
lin innings; off E. Mechelke, . in
inning. Runs and earned runs-Ofi
IDuval. Al; off Melito, 30: of Ahrens,
Wild pitch-Ahrens. Winner-Melito,
Loser-E. Mechelke.
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Former CIV Golfer
Shows He Belongs
With Pro Regulars

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3 (Spe-
cial-.-Jimmy Clark, former
George Washington University
golf star. who now is an assist
ant pro at Burning Tree. is
showing he belongs with the
golf1ng regulars among the pros
Of this area.
Playing in his first event since
joining the Burning Tree staff.
Clark tied for second in the pro
sweepstakes at Hillendale Coun-
try Club yesterday. He was two
over par with a 81 on the front
nine. but got back one Of the
strokes with a one-under So
coming back for a 70.
The pro winner was Cos Tiso
Of Bonnie View with 70, while
tied with Clark for second were
Clarence Doser Of Woodmont
and Walter Romans Of Balti-
more Country Club.
Doser and Jim Holley, and
Billy Bassler Of Rolling Road
and Bill Graham had best-ball
Gas to tie for FIRST in the pro-am,
Pro sweeps leaders:
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ws;gbts included = and kept bal
ICED for the life Of the tires. ChecK
wheel alignment. check steering gear
box, check brakes. cnecK muu
master brake cylinder. Duphca.e
aouinment used by d. c. Inspection
Stations.
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Runs batted in-Courtney, Hunter co..
Two-base hit-Roig. Three-base hits
Roig. Hunter. Stolen Base-Roig Sacri-
fice-McDuugald. Carey. Sacrifice fly
HSnter 70 sko%Pon McpouEsfd 70 skow
ron. Left on Washington, s; New
York. g. Bases on balls-Of Stobbs. l:
of Chakales. /: of Ford, 3. Struck out
BY Stobbs 8; by Ford. IL. Hits-Oh
Stobbs, 4 in Z innings: of Chakaies. / in
inning. Runs and earned runs-Off
Stobbs, 20: of Chakales, 90; of Ford,
IL; Winning pitcher-Ford 17-5).
Losing pitcher--Stobbs 15-1D. Umpires
Summers. Rice. Flaherty. Mckinley.
Time-2:l5. Attendance-I7.5ll.
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Venturi Scores
Samoa Victory
In u. ). Amateur

LAKE FOREST, Ill, Sept. 10
(R.-Ken Ventura of San Fran
cisco. the surprise amateur of
the Masters and National Open,
blazed to a 5-and-4 opening
round victory over Ray Burian,
Oregon. ILL.,, former Notre Dame
golf captain, in the National
Amateur tournament today.
Ventura was two over par on
the well trapped Knollwood
course as the field settled down
for 70 matches under murky
skies.
Ventura, who led the Masters
for three rounds this year and
was top amateur in the Open,
was scrambling, but not as much
as mis- outclassed rival as the
wiry fringes around the greens
played havoc with chip shots.
Ventura led 2 up at the turn
with a two-over-par 81. Burian
had an opening 80.
Ward Wettlaufer, Hamilton
College lad who won the World
amateur title this summer, won
his match with Robert Riddle
Brielle, N. j.. 4 and 2.
A mild upset was registered
when Richard H. Semple of Sc
wickley. Pa. spilled a 1855 quar-
ter-finalist. Charley Kunkle, jr.
johnson. Pa. 5 and 4. Kunkle
had defeated Joe Conrad to
reach last years quarter finals
The 20-year-old Wettlaufer
whose home is in Buffalo, N. Y.
shot -under-par golf for 16
holes on the 6.790-yard, par 35-
36-71 Knollwood course on a
cool, damp morning He never
was behind after the third hole
Wettlaufer. Hamilton College
captain, came almost from
nowhere to win the world
amateur title at the big Tam
O'Shanter tournament after he
barely had qualified for the
event.
James T. Blair III, a long
hitter from jefferson City, Mo-,
one of the well-liked favorites
in the tournament. followed in
with 4-and-3 victory over
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Loss Of Stephens Clouds
Redskin Joy Over Wyont

more than fulfilled that promise
by throwing to Dick James for
one touchdown and setting up
another with a series Of passes
in tie second period to give the
Re skins their second exhibition
victory IN foul starts.
A. the Redskins began prep
ping for Sundays game with the
Colts in Baltimore. Head Coach
Joe Kuharich, in his conserva-
tiv way. said wyant now must
be considered ahead Of Don
Bailey Of Penn State in their
battle for the teams No. , quar-
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