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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ALEXANDRIA
$500 DOWN

AND ASSUME PAYMENTS OF Ss5
PER MONTH! Three bedroom brick,
equipped kitchen. tiled bath, storm
windows and doors; very convenient
to excellent shopping and only min
utes to D. G. by bus NO BROKERS
OR AGENTS!tl For information,
call TIE. 6-14l7.
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Mr.. McLEAN-New 4-bedrm.. GA
bath brick rambler with carport
with firepl. sen din. rm.: lee GE
color kit stairs 10 attic NJ. 81
Johns Only So 700 CAROLINE
! CAMPBELL. JE. 3-0l73. JE. B.
QDE-
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SO Down. CT

Huge new. de luxe. 3-hedrm., ai2-
bath -leyel: 33-ft liy I'm You
should see the kit Walk-in closets
Daylight bSmt. laundry chute fut
sep din rm. and many,
many other delightful features. Just
fin Move in with deposit None like
II anywhere at S@14Ou Call ia
-G66U
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N. ARL.-Charmlng 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; center hall; liv. rm with
tlrepl. sep. din, rm., ,ovely lge,
kit; huge fin rec. rm and bath
in bsmt.; beaut iandScaped lot,
fenced rear. Lee; CT loan can be
/. CAMPBELL, JE, 3-0173. JE
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Beat This

For only S17.375. Bi-leyel con-
temporary rambler. 2 spac. bedr.7s
I'm, rec. rm with flrepl, outdoC.
style liv. rm with beamed ceiling
and firepl. din. ell: outdoor patio.
personality Needs a little work "a
put in shape Just vacated Gil f.
nancing if desired. Call ia. 7-6660
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THIS is A REAL BUY. s-room
brick home in Lee Heights section
twin-sized, priced at only SIS,45O
This is FILA approved Neighboring
houses selling at SOB 600 and up
MONCURE AGENCY. 6S12 Lee
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COOL BREEZES will greet you each
evening II you buy our Sunday
bier. on 94-acre; sep. din. rm..
tirepl. full daylight bsmt. Only
$1,000 down will buy this home.
Call CIR 3-@5ll for more details
STARNES REALTY CO.. Fairfax,
Va. Member Of Realty Associates
of Fairfax Va
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RAMBlERs IN FABULOUS SPRING

S1S.500 and SlaT5n. All less than
yrs. old Assume Gil loan or
choice Of refinancing incl. FHA
career service loan. For inspection
81 homes. come TO open house az
6016 Back Lick I'd . to s pm
20 minutes from l4th st Bridge
out Shirley Freeway, 1T. at Spring
held-Franconia overpaSS. TT. again
on Back Lick I'd SPRINGFIELD,
REALTY CO. Fl. 4-66l1
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ANNANDALE, &I2IOO = 3-bcdrm
bungalow; blocks Annandale snop-
eq,lip. kit. level beaut. shaded yard
Sti50 down payment TOR Gil, approx
ssh per mo. pays everything. CAL
today mickey REALTY CO., ia
Opln IA .-noNn
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ANNANDALE-Owne has agreed to
sell this attractive 2-oedrm. retire
ment home on large, well-land-
scaped lot for the FLA appraised
price Of Sl4.50U, NICHOLS REAL
ESTATE CO., ia. 5-l2l3,
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ASSUME az CT LOAN at $40. incl
taxes and int. lia-story, Ayr -uld
home: liv. rm. with flrepl, Ice kit.
with grOund-level entr. finished
stairway to expand. attic with sheo
dorlner; Anchor fenced alum storm
windows Ideal loo. y blk. Sligo PIX
walk. dist schools. Call OWNER
III 5-OO3O
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BRICK RAMBLER. 51os ION plac

NJ HbLFN bTUN NUN place
5, Arlington Out Columbia pike
3 bedrms storage attic Must sell
this week Low Variation. S14.750
Make offer Open week ends, holi.
days and evenings So
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this better rev 4T-st rarch
rambler 3 bedrmS. . full baths
everythine planned for spacious
comfort Wide hav-vindoved liv
rm- traditional, din. rm.. kit. With
nm for breakfast set. very l-e
bsmt with daylight recr area and
additional 4 bath an hosDitahlo
home with low sleek lines and
truly 2 wonderful buv at 500 o5n
CAL IA 7-909O. REAL FSTATr
SERVICE INC 100 \ .Glebe I'd
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n. ARLINGTON - 4-bedrm. frame
home on lge. level lot near Claren-
dom close to everything and vet
very good neighborhood. This
could be a good dea tor do-lt-
yourself man TO tiS up and nave q
nice home and one to be proud
Of owner will take as low as 81 :
600 down with low monthly pay
ments ALLO REALTY CO. ia.
o-6Sg3
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Alex Area
ron YAnyTNG CTAD-T TNrNF.

lOf LOOhlIsAI---f9 iiN LlN ANp
You can have immediate posses
sion of this charming white-brick,
@-b4th. 3-bedrm rambler There
are no do-it-yourself projects in.
volved everything is finished and
polished to perfection The very
light walk-in bSmt includes pan
eled family room and larse work
room. king sized screened porch
,oins the spacious liVin- rm. with
dining alcove. The handsome mod
ern kitchen includes breakfast
area. Carport, large STORAGE attic,
> frepls lU0xl@6 beautifully land
scaped lot with trees. fenced yard
SW nr''ne rights TO communitv pool
3 blocks to Grade school shopping
cC1 er. TRANSPORTATION % Minis T.
Pentagon Owner transferred. Priced
for immediate sale
Open daily 10 am. I'll Q m, OF
call so. j-5l5S
DIR. Out Mt Vernon blvd =
miles south OF Alexandria. turn right
on wellington lane. take md right
on Washington then lst eft on
Westmorelend. proceed 70 No. a
FAIRFAX $3.50
66xI21 wooded lot lge bedrms..
liv. rm i"xl6. kit. with din. area:
nr SHOPPING and schools terrific
terms MONCURE. IA "-52lS
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ARLINGTON N.-spotless. 14-yr-
ia 5.bedrm 2Ia-bath home. Can
rent md a. apt for income Full
bsmt.. screen pch, ST., 800. 81
financing avail OWNER. ia. 3
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in law, ,liye-inn
maid or teen-ager will be delighted
with the separate suite in this lse.
Arlington Colonial Close in to
everything. There are 3 bedrms. on
the End A.; liv rm.. Ice. din. fm.'
EQUIP. kit, scr porch, fall osmt.
and garage. plus the ige. separate
bedrm. and bath on the Isl Il.
Priced to sell 'mmedlaIelS =, WIN Y ~
immediate occupancy y II
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP"
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ARL PALS cHURcH-FAIRFAx
POMPONIO
PRESENTS
$4,000

Is not the On. paymt. but full price,
for this cute bungalow consisting OF
:, bedrms, den with flrepl Lee liy
rm.. equip. kit. screened porch.
oSmt, gar Level, shaded lot Handiy
TO everything Low On payment will
handle. Call ia. 7-66GO.
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CoMFoRTABIE old vireinia home

old Virginia nome
taStetully and beautifully restored
on lIa-acre secluded site with Just
lots Of huge old trees. A semitic,
mans estate within 10 min, OF
downtown Washmeton. Priced a.
S34 500. W. W. BLACKMAN. INC.
ia. 7-2171 ia. S-b33S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

n. ARL.-Charming center-hall, r.
bedrm. brick rambler; > baths. sep.
din. rm., lRe. dream kit, stunning
drlitwood paneled rec. rm.: lge
rounded cor lot Make this a must
see $4,000. ALLO REALTY CO.,
ia T-g5OS
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ARLINGTON Brick house, 20-ft.
nv, rm., firepl., Ia baths, din. rm..
Kit, . ise. bedrms, ICE. encl. pen
gar Full bsmt, h-w h., Sl9.OuU,
BY OWNER. 3404 Sth St. south
Arl ia. S-l3l4
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sACRIFIcE 81 oWNER

S BIG ROOMS
il-acre split-level liv rm an
prov nOx"", frepl 4 bedrms din.
nm 1oXln kit psneled "1X32 rec
rm. MONCUPE. IA "-i'lS
SACRIFICE BY OWNER
Semidet . hedrms. liz I'm kit
The kit has exhaust far garb7ge
diSuosal metal cab. cleo. refgr and
gas stove Venetian blinds. screen
ard storr7 windows throughout EX-
tra-lec amount storage space Re-
Gently PAINTED Gas hot water and
heat Fenced-in yard Nearby shop.
area. Close 10 schools. ? blk bus 2
min 70 Pentaeon. Nav Annex and
r. Mver Omen Sat and sun Best
offer accepted Our Columbia pike
to Greonbrier ST. to sth I'd 70
omen sign 1A33 sth I'd S Arl.,
Va IA 5-T65O
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. Cont. J
ALEXANDRIA. CHARM PLUS = On

Mt. Vernon blvd. overlooking river.
Picturesque 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
rambler on acre OF towerlng
trees. Liv. rm .6x15; din. rm,
I4Xl2 with bay. breakfast room
and equipped kitchen l1xl2. at
tached garage: carport or outdoor
living rm. 2iX20. basement. Fenced
yard in rear Beautifully land
Scaped. Many extras. Al Sd 900
this mouse is priced $4,000 below
actual cost See for yourself II
area. call US. We have houses
priced $1,000 to S5O,O0O. BER-
NICE CARTER DAVIS. Realtor. SO
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ARLINGTON FOREsT-Brk. Colo
nal: lovely liv. rm., din. rm. bed
rms tile bath; rec rm screened
porch. Ice. lot 23l N. Edison,
Si6.75O. For sale by OWNER. ia.
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ARL-, Close in. $500 S sth St
Now $4,000 of price Diet. brk
rms and bath Fin. attic, tull
bsmt: &C. oil fuel heat. sun
room. garage. lge cor lot, open for
fnsp We want your approval
Terms. STEELE. RE. 7-Oi93, ia.
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COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE with CITY
living in this North Arlington home
Fruit and shade trees on huge lot
with plenty OF shrubs. Old mouse
with large rooms in new-house con
dition for quiet spacious nylng
AGENCY, 6S12 Lee hwy. JE. =
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Wel-buiit custom rambler on over
i2-acre corner lot excep lee liv
I'M. with firepl. 3 bedrmS.; din rin .
equip kit Ia tile Maths S2ia5o.
This prop uSt be seen to be appre-
ciated W. D. SEWARD. FL. 4-116G
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S14,600-GI
S18,500--GI
Yeonas Realty
RIVERWOOD

REALTORS
1918 Wilson Blvd. ia $1,000
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PARADISE, acre .,

quiet trafic-free circular Street 3
bedrms., ceramic tile bath spacious
honey liv rm. with brick firenl.
family din. rm. with built-in china
CUPBOARD big bright kit. full bsmt
with plenty of space for rumpus
I'm May be purchased for only
SIS 500. CALL NOW IA. 7-aO00
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC.
900 " Glebe (of Lee hwy
Open a-g.
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ARLINGTON BLVD. AND GLEBE
RD-Rent beaten Dandy 3-rm.
brick plus finished multl,purpose
nm. bath and a half m
ST Thomas More. Gil ,9S.u'
$3.50 down. G, E. LANIER' ia.
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SPRINGFIELD S15,4g5. Sl.O95
down. Career service. 3-bedrm
brlcE rambler, carport, Anchor
fence near schools, swimming pool
share avail. Fleetwood 4-66l5.
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ARL-3 bedrooms, den Sl6,95o;
trees; corner lot ? scr. porcniet!Ss'
garage: large kitchen, sep. n'
rm., irepl in liv rm., > batAS'
bsrnt Al rms on lst a except !
bedrm. UP: estab close-in los n
schools. 1896 n. 18th I'd. ia. 1-4i13
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ARL., S1s.750-Stone. ) bedrms
din rm. garage Nr Pontagon va
cant FHA or Gil No :" Sl5,5VO,
81: 3 hedrms IA baths. roc rm
mr. everything No 3 1900. q
bedrm brics. bsmt PROVIDENCE
90 IF o-3343
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DO-IT-YOURSELF = Beautiful pre-.
cut tn ) hedrms: easily erected
low down payment. catalogs CSC
w SWIFT HOMES. neyt to -
Diner Fairfax Va. Call CIR. g.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW RAMBLER. re.

duced S2,5OO Tor immediate sale
Brand new; ; bedrms., center hall,
ga baths; daylight rec. area with
fireplace; trees; about $1,000 will
handle Must be seen. JE. 3-2Og3
A. JOHN CHAPMAN A. SON
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SEQ .950-Brk. rambler; gar: porch:
a6%2Q5 lot: full hsmt fireplaces
3 bedrms tmaster has pvt BATH
formal din. I'm It's brand-new it's
an unbelievable value. Builder
wants sale today. JF 3-2Oq3. A
JOHN CHAPMAN l. SON
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ARLINGTON. VA. Seven-room
mouse twenty-five thousand SQUARE
feel of ground. hall hsht INDUS
trial, outlets on > streets. Prone
-nIn-
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ARL., SIO,OOO-Must sell: "-bedrm.
dish, auto. washer. retgr.. stove
alum storm windows and door
M schools, shopping and transp
Assume A. loan OF SOB per mo
ihcl taxes, ms and int. Oil apr
SIO OOU IA o-iO13 No agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
Mccarthy Wins
Senior Medal

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. April
Is (P,-Martin Mccarthy of
Washington. D. c., won a playoff
for medalist honors yesterday in
the Middle Atlantic Senior Golf
championship at the Cavalier
Yacht and Country Club.
Scores skyrocketed on the rain
soaked, parse, 6.O65-yard course.
Mccarthy, a former Middle At
lantic titlist. 9 over at rs for
l8 holes. was locked at the top
of a 14-player field by E. D.
Crawford, from ASHORE, N. C.
Both carded 1899.
Then on the 10Th hole Gran
ford missed the green, Clipped
short and 2-putted for a DOGGY
IS. Mccarthy was on the green
in 2 and 2-putted for a par 4
and victory.
Third place in the qualifying
round went to Robert McEwen
of the ShennecoSsett Golf Club.
Groton. Conn. This semifinalist
in the 1854 Connecticut Amateur
carded a 38-4l-79.
Fourth was one of the tourna-
Iment favorites, James Swink OF
Belle Haven Country Club,
Alexandria. Swink. former sem
Tor champion at his home course,
shot a 40-40-80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
AAU Extends
7 rack DeudIine

The District AAU track and
field meet. scheduled for May /
at Georgetown University, has
received an extension on its en-
try deadline.
Meet officials have moved the
deadline to midnight Wednesday
to make up for the vacation time
at Easter. With schools out in
that period. officials feel some of
the trackmen may have failed
to get the word. Originally the
deadline was last Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
BOWLING
With ROD THOMAS

Ipected for the Monk Fraser Me-
mortal Handicap Sunday at the
Lucky Strike, won last year by
ArnophuS Saylor with a FIVE
game gross Of 748.
It's open to men and women
with entries accepted between
and 10 pm. Full handicaps are
computed from a scratch of 1913
The $3.50 entry fee includes cost
of games and pinboy tip. Guar
anteed prizes are 500, $50
and $50.
The tournament is restricted
to bowlers affiliated with sane
toned leagues who have rolled
81 or more league games.
A roll-off, the date yet to be
determined. will settle the cham
pionship of the Washington
Classic Tenpin League at the
Lucky Strike. Giant Food
Stores and Crystal City ReStau-
rant made it a two-team race
with So wins and 81 losses each.
Plymouth Printers, who finished
third, were IA games off the
pace.
Bob Martini won the indi-
vidual title with an average of
1915. pushed by Stan Kasa-
wage, l90-l6. and Jack LaBonte,
1904.
LaBonte. who rolled the most
600s. seven. nailed the high set
trophy on the final night with
673. Elmer Kennels 279 was
high single. Tied for most zoos,
with five. were E. johnson, M.
Mendee and r. Williams.
\
Entries for the RoSslyn Ten
pin Mixed Handicap will close
at midnight Sunday with Mike
Postupack, tourney director, who
announces an attractive prize
list. with separate awards for
men and women. The event will
run three week ends starting
April 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
wan Runners
Risk AAU Ire
ToMeef Santee

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, April
l3 (P.-Two William & Mary
freshmen expect to risk the GER
tain displeasure of the Amateur
Athletic Union here tomorrow by
running a mile against Yves
Santee.
W&M athletic officials an
nounced last night the freshmen
Bob De Tombe and Bill Nc
Cuen-will oppose Santee during
a dual meet with the Quantico
Marines.
Santee. a member of the
Quantico team, has been sus-
pended for life by the AAU for
accepting excessive ex-
pense allowances.
Bill Joyner. William g. Mary
track coach. said he'll allow De
Tombe and McCuen 10 compete
against Santee with tie fun ap-
prevail Of Wallace Wade. South
ern Conference commissioner
Marshall Rotella, chairman of
the Virginia State AAU, SAID
the AAU had mo jurisdiction"
over the W&M-Quantico meet
and would mot think Of inter-
fering."
However. Rotella and other
State AAU officials agreed trou-
BILE might arise for De Tonlbe
and McCuen should either sub
sequently seek to compete in an
Aforementioned meet.
in that case, we'd have to
look into the matter seriously"
said. "As far as the AAU
is concerned. Santee is a pro-
fessional."
The view of William IL Mary
and Wade. Coach Joyner said.
was that Santee was bona fide
Of the Quantico team
and running against him would
not imperil the amateur stand
ing of the freshmen.
All service teams have pro-
feSsional athletes on their
rosters. Joyner added, land
many colleges play these teams
a question being "aised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
Falls Church League
To Hold Tryouts

The National Division Of the
new Falls Church Kiwanis Babe
Ruth League will hold tryouts
at $3.50 am. tomorrow at FalE
Church High School.
The league has announced 1t
has signed sponsors for all IL
teams, which are split into ma
tional and American divisions.
The American teams will sched-
ule trYoutS soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13

or plastic bobber as small as you
can use to stay on top above the
weight of the dart. Jig the
bobber just as you would a
popping bug. only enough at a
time to make the dart rise to-
ward the surface. Then, when
you let up. the dart sinks. Crap
pie will hit it hard if any are
present, and it eliminates the use
OF live minnoWs. In the tidal
streams. crappie seem to bite
best at about half tide, when
the tide is coming in.
Anglers are looking forward
to this coming Sunday when the
trout season opens in Maryland
at $50 am. Being a Sunday.
the crowds should be really
something. They're bad enough
when the season opens in mid
week. However, as usual too
many anglers scare the fish
badly and after the first hour,
not too many will take lures.
Maryland's streams are in fine
shape at this writing. with plenty
of water, and the trout. already
stocked. seem to be plentiful.
We hope to be on hand, and will
try to give our readers a blow
by blow account next week. See
you on the stream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
MORE IMPORTANT THAN RESULT
Game I omorrow Gives
Line on Mont's Terps
team has grown stronger each

team has grown stronger each
year.
Backfield Crippled
Mont's backfield will be Grip
pied with the possibility that his
top left halfbacks will be kept
out as precautionary measures.
That will result in some shift
ing. However, he will have Tom
Selep as a starting fullback for
the first time. Selep missed last
season because of a knee injury
on the first day of fall practice
The Alumni have been working
out since Wednesday. and the
players from last years team,
including Bob Pellegrini and Ed
Vereb. and the pro stars of last
year. such as Stan Jones, Ronnie
Waller, Dick Nolan, Ed Mod
zelewski. are in reasonably good
shape.
The offensive backfield of Jack
Scarbath. who threw two touch
down passes for the Alumni last
year. Vereb, Waller and Mighty
Mo figures to be too much for
the Varsity. And on defense
there hardly will be any deep
passes thrown against Bernie
Faloney. Lynn Beightol, Nolan
or Ralph FELTON, Of the Redskins.
TambureIlo to Start
Frank Tamburello will start at
quarterback for Mont's team but
the Terp rooters will see more of
John Fritsch than in any pre-
viouS game.
There may be an interesting
comparison between Pellegrini,
who made the All-Americans.
and Gene Alderton, who takes
over at center this year, and who
gave the Terps fine protection
last year when Pellegrini was
resting.
Proceeds Of the game go to
the minor sports fund at Mary
land. George Knepley and Frank
1Seman are co-chairmen.
The Alumni offensive and de-
fensive teams:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13

More than 600 Washington
bowlers are shooting this week
end in the National Duckpin
ngress championships a
Charlotte. N. c.. with the cream
of the batch setting their sights
on top scores hung up, with a
lone exception. by Baltimoreans.
Lora Farmer and HELEN Lawr-
ence Of Richmond, Va, lead in
womens doubles.
Here are highs in the major
events:
Men - Singles. l47: doubles,
TIT; teams. 1862; all-events,
1900.
Women-Singles. 391; doubles,
757; teams, 1897; all-events,
1877.
John Dennis Singles. an affili-
ated event: Men. 682 five
games; women. SCI -four
games.
Mixed doubles-809.
Washington is without a de-
Tending champion. Edie Chris
tenSon. the sensation of last
years tournament with 420 in
singles. is unable to leave the
city at this time. She was the
areas lone winner in IS.
In wishing her playmates good
fortune. Miss Christensen said
she might give up bowling en-
tirely for a year. AS scorer of
the flourishing District Women's
Minor League she predicted
something special" from Sara
Stephens and Frances Wilson
in doubles.
incidentally. Miss Wilson, in
her final appearance before the
doings at Charlotte, shot l46-
405 for Pabst Blue Ribbon in
the Capital Major League.
Star of the evening, though,
was Lorraine GULL, who rolled
43l for the King Pins. with
games Of l61. l56 and ia.
The William c. Voight team.
with a weird record for losing
tight games, beat the Jonah in
a match with the leading Chat
terbarS when Cap'n Ruth Nc
Clintic, rolling anchor. struck
on a ninth-frame spare and
counted 10 to win the deciding
game by two sticks.
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In spite of the exodus to
Charlotte, a large entry is ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-13
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETCH

The run of shad, hickories
that is. has been a little slow
developing because of weather
conditions, but it is picking UP
in the Patuxent in the vicinity
of Queen Anne's Bridge every
day. The hickories bite best in
the early morning and late eve
ming regardless of tide, but when
the tide is making in at these
hours, the fishing improves.
Hickory shad as well as the white
shad do not like the light too
well.
Hickories were going we'll in
the Mattaponi, according to Jen-
nings Culley of Richmond, Va.
until the cold weather moved
in on Sunday. They're also be-
ginning to show up at Walkers
Dam on the Chickahominy.
Have just heard of the first shad
taken from the Rappahannock,
The fish should be running well
in that river this week end.
The Potomac has been a little
high and rough, but the perch
has been fair in the
coves and from shore in back
waters. The herring are run