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MlscEL. WANTED Cont

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ORGAN, used. latest model WuNitzer
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EMERY-GEORGIAN HOTEL
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Mdr|ene Hagge
Leads in PGA

DETROIT, June % (P).-
Shapely Marlene Bauer Hagge,
with a record breaking SO in the
opening round, held a two-stroke
lead today over "a other women
golf pros going into the second
round of the Ladies PEA tourna-
ment.
In second place, with II, is
Patty Berg of st. Andrews, Ill.,,
who would rather win this
tournament above all others. The
LPGA crown is the only one that
has escaped the red-haired shot
maker.
The 72-hole medal play tour
ney will continue through Sum-
day over the 6,415-yard Forest
Lake Country Club layout.
Miss Hagge sliced two strokes
of the clubs women'S record
with her six-under-par round.
The diminutive stylist from
Asheville, N. c., winner of the
last two tournaments on the
women's pro circuit, carded five
brides and an eagle 2. She
came home with a 1896 round
to put up against the regulation
36-39 figure.
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Juniors toHo|d
Show at Vienna

Preparations are under way
today for the Junior Equita-
ton Schools annual roll-your-
own horse show. Pupils and
parents have been smartening
up the grounds. painting jumps,
working out menus for the
home-cooked luncheon and put
ting in their spare hours at
schooling horses and ponies.
New to the program, start
ing at 8 am. tomorrow on the
schools course near Vienna, Va,
will be an entire novice division.
This is open to horses which
have not won three blue ribbons
in a recognized show. The divi-
sion will include a hack, hunter
and jumper class and champion
ship awarded on points. There
will also be a novice horseman-
ship division for riders who have
never won three blue ribbons in
equitation classes in recognized
shows.
Judges will be Edna Griswold
Lyle, Alden Crane and Allen
Shreve.
To reach the show grounds,
go to Tyson's Corner on Route z,
turn toward Vienna and just in
side the town limits turn right on
Beulah road. Follow this for
one and one-half miles where a
sign points to the grounds.
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Cores Point Lead
Faces ChuIIenue
AT Old Dominion

Don Carter Of Falls Church
and rookie Jack Deniston of
Arlington have repaired their
wrecked cars and are in a posi-
ton to overhaul Wally Gore for
the point-scoring leadership at
Old Dominion Speedway during
the seven-event program for
sportsman-stock cars tomorrow
night.
Gore, also of Arlington, leads
the standings with 800 points,
with Carter t306) and Deniston
t302) breathing down his neck.
The remaining drivers in the
top 10 are by no means out of
the running.
Bill Lone has 270 points: Bill
Wynkoop, 1888; Don Roberts, 202;
Eddie Payne. 1876; Pete Minor,
1874; Jimmy MARS, 1874, and Dick
Magruder. 176.
Carter and DeniSton, friends
and fellow bus drivers, suffered
delays to their racing plans re-
Gently when both cracked up.
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Walter Reed Mark
Broken in Hawai-

HONOLULU, June % (P).-
Sylvia Ruuska, slim 13-year-old
swimmer from Berkeley, Calf, is
the new owner of the American
record in the women's 400-meter
individual medley.
Competing last night in the
opening of a four-day swimming
carnival, Miss Ruuska was
clicked in 5:59.7, which broke a
record set last year by Marie
Gillette of the Walter Reed Swim
Club, Washington. D. C.
A pair of Walter Reed girls
had it out in the 50-meter free
style, with Betty Bullen Brey
edging Wanda Werner in a fast
29.9.
Peak performance of the night
was that of Bill Woolsey, home
from Indiana, who won the 200
meter freestyle in 2:07.7 to crack
his own American record by four
tenths of a second. He defeated
another Honolulu youth, Ed Ka-
wachika of Ohio State by 30
feet.
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Another Georgia Ace
Signed by Orioles

BALTIMORE, June % (P).-
The Orioles today announced
the signing of a second young
ster within two weeks from the
University of Georgia campus,
Ted Denny of Newman, Ca,
southpaw pitcher. was signed
to a San Antonio contract in the
Class IA Texas League and i'm
mediately optioned to Thomson
Ca, in the Class D Georgia
State League. The 6-foot-2
185-pound Denny was a fresh
man at the University of Geor-
gia this year, but did not play
baseball.
Last week, the Orioles
signed Sonny Sage, All-South-
ern Conference first baseman at
Georgia and assigned him to
Thomson.
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WOMEN'S GOLF

INDIAN SPRING % hole
Scotch foursome) - Low net -
Mrs. Richard Schattman and
Mrs. Edward Stills, apt, IS. Low
gross-Mrs. Paul Costello and
Mrs. Edward Blurnberg, ~.
GOOSE CREEK-The women's
golf team of Goose Creek de-
feated Frederick, ga, with low
gross to Mrs. Richard Mazur. SO.
and net to Mrs. Charles Ephrian.
1928, 70, both of Frederick.
FORT BELVOIR-In a rain
abbreviated match. Fort Belvoir
defeated Winchester, 81. Low
gross for the winners was Mrs.
v. P. Mock, AZ. and the losers
Mrs. Fred Naggely, A.
ROCK CREEK-The second
round of the Tri-Club tourna-
ment between women golfers of
East Potomac. Rock Creek and
Fort Dupont will be played to-
norrow morning at 9 o'clock at
Rock Greek.
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Disqualified Team
Continuing Pluy

Fairfax American Legion Post
1T, although disqualified from
Junior League play in Virginia's
10th district because of two
average players, will continue
with its baseball schedule at least
through this week end. Results
of games played by Post 1T will
not count in the standings, how
ever.
The schedule tomorrow lists
Vienna Post $50 VS.. Arlington
Post 1879 at Greenbrier Play
ground, Arlington Post 319 VS..
Alexandria Post $50 at Wakefield
High and Alexandria Post "a VS..
Post lit at Fairfax High.
On Sunday Post 1879 plays Fort
Belvoir Post 313 at Mount Ver-
non High, Post 319 meets Post
lit at Fairfax High and Post "a
is host to Post 100 at Alexandria
Municipal Stadium. all at 3 pm.
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Fobius to Meet
Cunudiun Ace
In Ohio Derby

CLEVELAND. June % (P.-
Fabius figures to be a strong fa-
vorite in the $40. O0O-added Ohio
Derby at Thistle Down tomor-
row. but the Calumet colt will
have to beat a field that includes
Canadian Champ. Toby B. and
Born Mighty.
Fabius, winner in the Freak
ness. second in the Kentucky
Derby and third in the Belmont,
worked out yesterday and his
handlers said they were pleased
with the way he took to the
Cleveland racing surface. slight
~ sluggish from an early morn
ing rain. Fabius wasn't clicked
Canadian Champ, leading 2
year-old in the Dominion last
year and unbeaten as a 3-year-
old turned in a :48.3 for the
nalf-mile. Trainer John PaSsero
drove in from Toronto to see the
workout. Canadian Champ. win
ner OF the $35. 900 Queens plate.
mas taken eight in row and has
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HaWkins0neUp.
InS2O,OOOOpen|

PHILADELPHIA, June % (P).
Fired Hawkins of Ell Paso, Tex,
set out today to nurse a first
round lead in the $4,000 Daily
News Open golf tournament, an
advantage he picked up with a
birdie-studded three-under-par
IS yesterday.
Hawkins was only one stroke
over the record for the par-68
Cobbs Greek course here.
Cary Middlecoff. the newly
crowned National Open cham
pion, didn't fare so well. He was
seven strokes behind Hawkins
at 70.
One stroke back of Hawkins
were Bill Casper. jr.. Chula Vista,
Calf, and Gay Brewer, jr., Gin
cinnati, with 66s. Tied at 81
were Art Wall, jr., Pocono
Manor, Pa; Doug Ford. Majopac,
N. Y, who lost the title last
year in a playoff; Bud Holscher,
Apple Valley, Calf: Mike Krak,
Louisville, and Mike Fetchick,
Majopac.
Ten were tied at 20, including
Ted Knoll, defending champion
from Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Leading scorers:
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Carter Beats SoIus,
Verdict Unanimous

LOS ANGELES. June % (P.-
Jimmy Carter. former world
lightweight champion. 1861,
New York, hooked and shuffled
his way to a unanimous
10-round decision last night
at the Olympic Auditorium
over another ex-champion-
Lauro Salas, 1872, Of Mon
terrey, Mexico, and Los Angeles.
Carter piled up points in the
early rounds with short rights to
Salas' head and landed the heav-
Ter punches throughout the
blistering fight. There we're no
knockdowns.
Salas fought in spurts and was
especially fiery in the last three
rounds.
1t was the third time Carter
had defeated Salas, who took
the lightweight crown away
from him in this same ring in
1852. Jimmy got it back six
months later but lost it again
on two other occasions.
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Laurel Features
Two Rich Stakes
This Week End

The $4,000 Rotary Club Pace
tonight and the $4,000 Savage
free-for-all Trot tomorrow night
are the features of Laurel Race
ways weekend programs.
A hot rivalry is expected to
develop in tomorrow nights
Savage between Tag Me, winner
of the $4,000 Washington Cup
at Laurel on opening night, and
Galophone. a star performer
who is coming here from Roose-
welt Raceway after setting a
world record for the mile and
one-sixteenth.
Tonight's Rotary Club Pace,
the seventh race, has among its
entrants several eligibles for the
Little Brown jug, including
Bachelor Hanover from the Billy
Haughton Stable. Bachelor, to
be driven by Clarence Martin,
figures as the favorite off his
record of having won more than
$4,000 as a 2-year-old. In three
starts this year he won twice in
close to 2:04 and was beaten by
Dark Shadow at Roosevelt last
week in 2:03.
Serious threats tonight are
Frankfort. winner in 2:O44s at
Laurel last week, and the entry
of Volo Dian. winner of two in
a row, and Eastern Star.
In last nights racing, Valiant
Rodney beat five other Ham
bletonian eligibles with a fine
stretch drive in the $4,000 Dia-
mondback Trot. Driven by Dana
Cameron, Valiant Rodney took
the lead the first time in front
of the grandstand and held on
the rest of the way to beat Go
by half a length, with Magnus
Hanover a head further back in
third.
Saboteur. winter book favorite
for the Hambletonian. was
fourth.
Valiant Rodney's time over
the heavy track was 2:07hs, and
returned $3.50, $3.50 and $500.
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LAUREL RESULTS

;, FIRST RAcE--Purss. $500; trot: 1
Undertaken tJones) e.eO a2O $50
ND song tBelote) $40 $50
santa Fe Crank ann
.Thormanby, seouin Hanover. Miss Mis-
Mniteway, Mabel Hi lie. Fonda Hanover.
SECOND RAcE--Purse. $500: pace: /
Camden Warrior CRiddick)
Mighty Surprise (wathen,jS., 100 S5S
Linda Joan Davisl GOO
Loo; ,BinEo Boy, Jessie's Dream. Time
2.115s.
DAILY DOUBLE ,e-9 PAID $.4.4o.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; trot: /
National Hanover fAmatol
jamie Mite CHubbard) 'i'1O f.i Zig s sjso
sa,pan MArthenl $40
iand Benedict. Eager. JoednA. Time,
2:l29s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; trot; 4
Rhythm King tHubbardl
Colonel Rodney (Crankj $40 3.So
W. X. Spencer (AmatO) ain
Homestretch Dode, Battle Up, sonny
philemon. Centeryille Girl. Homestretch
Harvey Time, 2;09is.
FIFTH RAcE--Purse. $500; pace: /
Perky Madse RiddIckl
Dale Royal CstOkeIey) 800 100
Mil Hi-Le tMatthews) 500
Subrosa, Fort Apache. Homestreteh
aoris, Penny Maid, Prasmite. Time,
Sixth RAcE-Purse, $4,000; trot; /
valiant Rodney tCamsronl
MaEnus Hanover baldwin, eco
saboteur. ESQUIRE Hanover. The
Martyr. Add Hanover Close Call Lenart
Hanover Time. 2:07ss.
SEVENTH RAcE--Purse, sl.e0o pace.
Hi-ISs Mite ,stOksley,
Nobel ROsecron CwAltersiJV $50 zoo. 200
Irving Guy Crook s.1O
ka Essis sgsss e e5:it F SalSS Rss
Time. 2:053s.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $780, pace:
| mile.
chuck Rosseroit tsmI.hl -
Annie West 1Cherrix). $50 0.H
Little River, Elsa Hanover, Hons
Leon Grattan tScott1 $50
stretch Ruth. Belle Ksttron. Little payid.
Time. 2.iib.
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won ss5,52o in four starts this
year.
The Canadian horse runs in
the colors Of w. R. Beasley and
will be ridden BY Canadian-bred
Hedley Woodhouse. Willie Har-
tack will be up on Fabius.
Toby B.. winner Of the Blue
Grass Stakes for j. Van Doren
and o. S. Deming, arrived yes
terday from Chicago.
Born Mighty, owned by G. "
Whitney. worked out at Belmont
before he was flown here
Wednesday.
Others in the 10-horse field
are Racetracker, owned by Hal
Price Headley, and Exchange
Stables Perfector; Bernburgoo
owned by G. Holtsinger and J
Mcnvain; Courtney Burton's
Helicopter and Roman Battle
and Royal Dasher, owned by r
Fisher.
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LAUREL RACEWAY
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FRIDAYS PROGRAM-JUNE ~. 1856
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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

mighty Duchess, Northamp-
ton, Patsy York.
2-True Rainbow, Wynaway.
Irma Abbot.
3-ERIC'S LOU, Golden Har-
vest, Aubrey York.
4-Judy's Bomb. Risen Sun, Ted
Lybrook.
5--Rough Time, Shady Farvel,
Sandy McEllen.
6-Mig Hanover, Jill's Boy,
Reggy Scott.
7-Frankford. Bachelor Han
over. Adios Volo.
8-Homestretch Flare, Sure Con.
Sister Mack.
LOngshOt Daily Double - Hot
Flash and Handsome Billy.
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BouImetis' II Victories
Leeds at Monmouth

OCEANPORT. N. j.. June %
R.--Sammy Boulmetis. who set
an all-time high for New Jersey
racing when he scored 81 VIC
tories during the 50-day meet
ing at Monmouth Park last year,
Is going at an even faster clip
at the current meeting.
After nine days of the meet
ing, Boulmetis showed a total Of
II victories this season after
i9ling three winners yesterday
Ayear ago he had won is races
ct the end Of the FIRST nine days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
Quest Cool in Pinch

Johnny Quasi came in to
pitch for Annandale in the last
Of the seventh inning last night
at Fairfax High with three balls
on the batter. one out and the
bases loaded. He struck out
that batter and got the next on
a pop up to preserve a 4-s VIC
tory over Vienna in the Fairfax
Recreation l8-and-under base
ball league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-22
Yonks Sign OutfieIder

BURBANK. Calf, June % (A).
The New York Yankees have
signed Fred Carpenter, 18-year-
old outfielder. He will be sent to
Modesto in the California
League
, 1956-04-16
ST. Thomds Teachers
Association Protest
Deletion Of Books

The st. Thomas Teachers
Association has filed a letter
of protest with Acting Com.
of Education Fred. Dixon.
1T has been brought to the
attention of the st. Thomas
Teachers Association, that in
an effort to economic for the
coming for the fiscal year,
an appropriation of $4,000 for
the purchase Of books for the
Department of Education has
been deleted.
I'm our meeting of March
II, 1855, a motion was unani-
mously passed that the Teach
er's Association by all posi-
bic means protest a deletion
Of this sum, and do all in it's
power to have the appropria-
ton not only replaced on the
budget, but increased.
I'VE who teach in the Pub
Continued on page A.
, 1956-04-16
Richurd Prince Of
Fsted Arrested on
Arson Churge

Richard Prince Of Frederik-
sted was arrested by Sergeant
Richards on a charge Of first
degree arson, after he signed
a voluntary statement admit
ting that he set fire in the
home of Christianita Jones at
Estate Contentment. Bail was
set at $1,000.
Christianita returned home to
find her mattress on fire and
washed clothing which she
left in a pan on the floor were
taken out and piled on the