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LAUREL RESULTS

81 FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; trot; class
Fryse RosecrOft Hylanl
Prudence DarnIey Grant, a S S SSS
homestretch King (BartOn) $50
Meadow Midas, Fortunate Song. Lock-
heart Royal, Up High and Chico Ham
over. Time, 2:12+5.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $500. pace;
High spiint CWalters) $50 $50 $40
Bea Windswept (Hylan) 1900 600
PARKER Hawk tChiek) $50
Madee Brewer, Farr Hi lie. Happy
Duke, Say What and Earl's Mite. Time.
DAILY DOUBLE cs-s) PAID s14.2O.
THIRD RACE = Purse. SIS 900: trot;
2-year-olds; THE Lord Baltimore:
mile.
Prom Trotter baldwin,
Tuck Song (Belote) 1900 30
Tyson Scott (Duer. jr.) 2O.6 so
Flight Miss. Night Maid. Colby's Child
PROPER Way. Medal Scotch Joyce Gallon
Madam Dean. Piekory Smoke. Time
2:l0is.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace
class 20, / mile.
less Direct Geguml s.20 3.2O $50
Patricia Captain lFleming) 800 $50
Z -
Lord Elkinston, Alice Benton, Leader
Hanover, Princess Reward and Ogram
Hanover. Time, 2:0sas.
FIFTH RACE Purse. $500: pace;
Cape ToroklnA (WilcuttSl
Poppy's Queen tsmithl $40 eco
WicomicO Nib (HubbaTd) $50
| Alton Patch, SPOT McClenny, Pat Glib
SON Princess Lindy and Quicker Trick.
! Time. 2:004s.
SIXTH RACE - Purse. $780, pace;
! class &C; mile.
CheeriO Pick tHudsonl
2t4O 6.2O 2.SO
Peter Bohemia tAmatoD SEQ 40
Susan York Davis $50
True Fay, McElkinRton, Volynn, Pop
lar Alice and Seattle Chief. Time. 2:O1ss.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; pace;
lingo lingo scott Scot tHubbard) 1000 $50 s.eO
Mighty Billy (Belote) 100 400
Victor Lou (Quillen) $3.50
Banners Bride. Olive Kuno, Mighty
jet. HomesTetch Flash and Wee Willie
Wrinkle. Time, 2:07b.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse. $500; pace;
class G; j mile,
King Casco CSmithl $50 500 900
Sardi Hanover (BelOte) $50 2.8n
The witch (Mallionl 4.SO
Rhythm Greed, Ohio Boy. Abbot Direct,
Titan Eblis and Floretta Morris. Time
l2:0g4s
Attendance. 5.154.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-20
Convoy Has No-HitteI
For Police at BoIIinu

Mike Conway pitched a no
hitter to lead the Armed Forces
Police to an 80 victory over
Personal Processing yesterday in
la Boiling Air Force Base intra-
mural league softball game.
Conway gave up two walks and
struck out seven men to give
the league-leading Police an 81
record.
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!, OO0-METER MARK
BETTERED BY PIRIE
I'M BEATING RUSSIAN

BERGEN, Norway, June 20
(R.-Speeding across a rain
soaked track, Great Britain's
Gordon Pirie bettered the
world mark for 5000 meters
Monday. outlasting Russia's
Vladimir Kucs, who also
bested the mark.
Prizes winning time was
Is minutes. 1868 seconds.
The listed world mark, held
by Hungary's Sander Iharos,
is Is minutes, 40.6 seconds.
The Russian also bettered
the old standard by one
second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-20
Grades Knock Out
Maryland HuIfbuck

Don Soberdash. a promising
freshman right halfback on the
University of Maryland's foot
ball squad, was the only player
who flunked out in final exam
nations this spring, according
to Coach Tommy Mont.
Soberdash, a 180-pounder from
Dunbar, Pa, had been on proba-
ton since the midyear exams
and will not be eligible for re-
admission.
Among the right halfbacks
still with the squad are such
veterans as HOWE Dare, Ralph
Hawkins and Fred Hamilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-20
BOYS BASEBALL
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUES
Major League

WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUES
Major League
Rudolph, z. Luzon, 2.
District Heights. 3; Good Humor. /.
Lincoln, IL; Jefferson, IL ttie).
Minor League
Hoover, 3; SCOTS Real Estate, /.
Payne, 6: Nye House. 3.
Buchanan, 10; Virginia Avenue, 4.
Cook, .; East Central Pacific Asso-
citation, 3.
Industrial Bank, 10; New York Haber-
dasher. ..
Harrison, 3: Banneker. O.
Marlowe Coal, 10; Walker e. Dun
lop, >.
Whirlpool. 8: Rosedsle. 4.
Hicks Chevrolet, Z; LaMond-Riggs
Fort stevens Pharmacy, 8; Georsia's
RADIO. 5.
HiIcrest Dads and Lads. =; Fort
Stanton, ..
Southeast optimists, 0; johnson
j. II. Carr, II; Lighthouse Garry.
Out. II.
Cooke, II: Kalorama. 10
Broad Branch Market, z: Hawthorne
Northwest Kiwanis. 10: Macomb. ..
Chevy Chase Citizens. 4 Friendship
Lions g.
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YACHTS

Continued From Page CT
by Sven Salem. Of Stockholm, in
the record elapsed time of 2
days % hours IL minutes 40
seconds. This beat by | hour
"a minutes and 0.3 seconds the
previous record set by the United
States Naval Academy's High
land Light in 1882.
Carina, 53-foot yawl owned
by Richard Nye of New York and
Greenwich, Conn, finished
shortly before midnight and
briefly led on corrected time. Her
elapsed time was 3 days 9 hours
IL minutes 20 seconds and her
corrected time 2 days 20 hours
rs minutes "a seconds.
BOIerO Loses MainsaiI
Bolero took a battering in So
knot winds during the morning
and its mailsail crashed down
on the deck. Salem, who skip
pered his craft. was able to use
the spinnaker halyard as make
ship headstay and got into port.
Venturer, owned by Harry G..
Haskell, of Wilmington, Del,
and built at a cost of 100000
for this race. engaged in a neck
and-neck battle with Bolero
through most of the 635-mile
event and also broke the course
record.
Venturer's time was two days,
% hours, 26 minutes, 81 seconds
and its corrected time. 2 days,
% hours, one minute, 80 seconds.
When Bolero finished, obser-
vers at the Royal Bermuda Yacht
Club said Venturer was only
about 10 minutes behind. How
ever. Venturer apparently ex-
perienced great difficulty in
finding the finish because of 35-
knot squalls and rain.
Heavy squalls blotted out the
finish. and Venturer apparently
lost the small boat used to mark
the seward end of the finish
line. She approached the line
under jib and mizzen alone. anc
was actually a half mile away
when she was given the Official
finish signal by the stake boat
which had dragged anchor hall
a mile to leeward. The finish
line committee gave Venture;
the closest approximate time.
Other Finishers Listed
Other yachts to finish wert
the Merry Maiden, Class B
elapsed time three days, Mint
hours. 40 minutes. 48 seconds
and a corrected time of two
days, % hours, 10 minutes, II
seconds; Julie, Glass B, elapsed
time three days, seven hours, 81
minutes. 10 second and a cor
rected time of two days, 2.
hours, Sc minutes, 40 seconds
and Barlovento, Pierre duPont
64-foot schooner in Class A
three days, 8 hours, as minutes
At seconds and a corrected tint
of three days, three hours, l!
minutes. 4 seconds.
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| California Club Added
To Braves Form Chuin

MILWAUKEE,. June 20 R.-
The Braves announced they have
entered. into a limited working
agreement with the Salinas.
Calf. club in the Class C Cali
fornia league.
The announcement was made
yesterday by John Mullen,
Braves farm director. who said
the agreement was effective i'm
mediatelY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-20
Bob Morgan Signs
Again With CnIanrv

CALGARY, June 20 (R.--
Tackle Bob Morgan. former
University of Maryland anc
Redskins player. has signed fol
his second season with the Cal
gary Stampeders.
Morgan, a 225-pounder from
Freeport, Pa, played on Mary
lands 1852 Sugar Bowl team anc
the 1854 Orange Bowl team. He
started the 1854 pro season with
the Chicago Cardinals and wa.
traded to the Redskins. He came
to Calgary last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-20
Naval Security HurIer
Avenues Putuxent Loss

Dick Shinaut. All-Navy soft
ball pitcher Of the Naval Secur-
lity Station, avenged an earlier
defeat by Patuxent Naval Air
with a ST., two-hit victory yes
terday. In the earlier game he
ALLOWED no hits. but lost.
The victory kept the Security
Station in first place in the
MAISAC league with an 81 rec
ord, with all games pitched by
lShinaut. He handed Patuxent
its third loss in nine games.
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GRADED, HANDICAP
LAUREL RACEWAY
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM, JUNE 20
Post Time, $3.50 PM. Daily Double Closes $3.50
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Seattle Widow, Silver Ann
Follow McEllen.
2-Marilyn Lee, The Boss, Ran
ger McEllen.
3-Jimmy Lynn, Miss Spangler
My Dixie.
miss JULIETTE, Titus Han
over, Nibble Scot.
5-Ednamite Hi LIE. Majors
Belle, Sandy's Knight.
6-Belote Stable Entry, Rick
Hanover, Smiling Boy,
7-Garcia Sue, 1--WE Session, Pat
rick Song.
8-Blaze McEllen, Volo Fixing
ton, Manor Chimes.
L0ngsh0t Daily DOuble-Eddie's
Dream and Eva Tass.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT
BY the Associated Press

PHOENIX, Ariz.-Ezzard Charles, 1877
Slncinnatl, stopped Bob Albrieht, 2O9
San Fernando, Calf. z.
STOCKTON, Calf .-Larry Bataan
III VI, Los Angeles, stopped Baby Coma.
enc; III y. Tia Juana. Mexico, 8.
RICHMOND. Calif.-Larry Vasquez
1874: Oakland. Calf, i.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla-Willie Pen
1907. Hartford. Conn, outpointed RUS.
Iague. Us, Davenport. Iowa. 10.
HARTFORD. Conn.-Billy Lynch, i45
Hartford, outpointed Luther Rawlings
l51. Chicago, TO-
CORPUS CHRISTIE. Tex.-Bobb,
Dykes. 1853, San Antonio, and frankie
Lawson, 1t5, Detroit, drew. 8.
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SIXTH RAcE-Purse. S2.e5O: trot;
gomery County,: / mile.
/ Rick Hanover ~. simpson, = 5-2
e-Murphy Hanover a. Belote) 7-2
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of Wilmington visited him this
past week end.
David Styron is home from Will
mington, Delaware, for week,
planning to return north with Mrs.
Styron and Belinda in early
September.
Frank Teeter left this week for
a medical check-up at Marine Hos
pital, Norfolk.
Tommie Gaylord, Superintendent
of Hyde County Schools, visited
Ocracoke on Saturday and Sunday
for some week end fishing, and
successfully brought in a good
catch of blue fish. During his visit
he talked briefly about school af-
fairs with Principal Rondthaler
and stated that he planned a visit
to the Island about the time school
opens, Tuesday, September 4th.
Major Mick, Scoutmaster from
Cherry Point, brought a number
of his scouts, all sons of military
personnel at the Marine Base, for
some week end camping at Ocra-
coke.
Phillip Knapp, professor of
English at Yale University, was
recent visitor at the Howard
Tourist Home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Erie Hinant of
Selma and son are occupying one
of the Wahab cottages. Mr.. Hinant
is in charge of the bridge work
on the new road from Ocracoke
to Hatteras Inlet. Also at one of
the Wahab cottages are Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson and child. Mr.. Pat
terson is sttioned at the Coast
Guard unit here.
The first meeting of the Meth
odist church circle will be held on
Tuesday, September 4th, at the
Church Recreation Hall.
Ocracoke has recently obtained
new Dyna-Fogging Machine out
fit which has been installed on
jeep for use in Jogging mosqui-
toes. Recent Jogging initiated by
the State Department of Health
has rid the Island of many mos
quitoes and at the present time
it is comparatively rid of them.
Dallas K. Williams spent the
week end with his family.
Theodore Rondthaler left Mon
day for few days with his father,
Bishop Howard E. Rondthaler, in
Winston-Salem. Mrs. George
MCDOWELL of Durham will arrive
the end of this week for a two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rondthaler.
Miss Mary Byrum of Raleigh
is spending this week at her cot
tage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Garrish,
who have moved back home from
Portsmouth, Virginia, will take
over the management of Silver
Lake Inn on Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrish are both ma
tives of Ocracoke. They and their
two children will make their home
at the inn this fall and winter.
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OcRAcoKE PERSONALS

Rev. Thomas Sutton and family
of Burlington, are occupying the
T. w. Howard cottage. In the
Spencer apartment are Mr., and
Mrs. Wolff Merklein of Rockville,
Maryland. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Davis of Worthwhile, Michigan, who
occupied the apartment the past
two weeks left on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurmond Styron
and daughter, Betsy, spent the
week end at their home here, re-
turning to Barnegat, New Jersey,
on Monday. Betsy plans to enter
school there for the fall term.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Hale have
recently enjoyed visit with their
sos. Robert Hale, at Blacksburg,
Va.
Mrs. Elisha Esham has been
hospitalized at Sea Level hospital
recently. Also at Sea Level was
Mrs. Roy Parsons.
Norman ellis of Chapel Hill is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chan Banks
dale and Miss Susan Barksdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Gillies
Brown of Durham are back for
their second summer vacation at
Wahab Village Hotel.
Mrs. Edward Farrow of Balti-
more has been visiting her niece,
Mrs. Cynthia Scarborough. Mrs.
Farrow, formerly Minnie Bragg, is
a native of Ocracoke and has
many relatives here. She made the
trip to Ocracoke with Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Scarborough and son, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Scarborough and Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Boyette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Simpson
and son visited their parents,
Mrs. Sybil Wilder and Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Gaskins this past
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week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robin Gartman of
Portsmouth, Va, have been visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor
Burrus.
Patsy Williams of Norfolk Wis
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Elnora
Balance, this past week end. and
Billie Wahab Taylor visited his
grandmother, Mrs. Lola Williams.
Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Churchill
announce the birth of a son, Randy
Lee, on August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanial Jackson
announce the birth of a daughter,
Vivian Marie, on August 18th.
Friends and relatives are glad to
welcome back Mr.. and Mrs. Sgd
Tolson. Mrs. Tolson has been
seriously i'll at the Morehead City
hospital. They returned to Ocra-
coke on Sunday. Word has been
received that Mrs. Murray Tolson
expects to be out of the hospital
early this week, but she and Mr..
Tolson will stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stamey Davis of Morehead
City for several days before re-
turning home here.
Recent visitors to Beaufort and
Morehead City were Mrs. Junius
Austin and daughter, June Yvette,
Mrs. Name Harris, Mrs. Doris
Garrish, Mrs. Caddie Overton, and
Mrs. Clara Jackson and children.
Mrs. Austin brought word that
Maltby Bragg, hospitalized at
Morehead City, is recuperating
nicely. His brother, Stacy Bragg
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BIGGEST CATCH OF BLUES

Ocracoke, Aug. 8. Fishing
Tuesday with Capt. Thurston Gas
kill in the "South Wind" in Ocra-
coke Inlet, Mrs. E. X. Wyatt and
party caught 1853 beautiful blue
fish, the weight of many of them
running to 21s pounds. Blues
have been running well the past
ten days, but this was the biggest
catch of big blues reported so far
by Capt. Gaskill. With Mrs. Wy
att, of Berryville, Virginia, were
(Mr. and Mrs. Hens Wachtel of
Cincinnati, Ohio, DR.. Joseph Tau
Der, of Pittsburgh, and Robert F.
Arey, Jr. of Winston-Salem.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-08-31

Doll-size baking pans around
your house so small fry can bake
their cake and eat it, too? Then
remember that little round layer
cake pan about s inches across
and / inch deep) will need " cup
batter.
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BUICK 1858 2-doof; fplly equipped,
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HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

By OWNER. 3 beautifully wooded
acres with stream: 2 miles from
ne Manor Club $4,000 cash. Call
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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76-ACRE FARM
DON'T HURRY

.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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BUICK '54 Century 4-dr.; r. and b..
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$f,413 END TRUST at $50 mo. Be-
hi hin. $500 1890 b n,,,. 20 prompt so pay
s @!s oG" eves. p pE' s-bSi25 So' A~
$4,000 End TRUST NOTE. 643 Far
ragut pl. ne: 35@o discount. ST.
SIS, 900 SECOND, behind So, $50 BsL.
35fs discount with recourse. d.. 2
1898. till s.. --17
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Selection OF models and
colors HoRNER'S CORNER, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. IL
BUICK 1859 Super hardtop. 2-tone
white top and blue body. Fully
equipped. r. and h.. dynafiow,
s sea. iOTeTs chi oy sss7 hE r.
SON & oRME (BUIcKl. SIS Rhode
Island ave. ne. no. 2-33SS.-
BUICK 1852 Super hardtop: 2-tone
seat covers, dyna.. Thoroughly re-
son a. oRME tBuIcKS. 6Ie Rhode
Island ave. ne. no. 2-33sS..
BUICK 1865 Riviera hardtop; beaut
charcoal and white. Wv. tires.
custom red and black interior. full
extras incl. variable pitch dyna.
pvt. owner and SAINT as new;
$3.50: bank I'm: 80 mo KIRK
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. ia
9-4S00. III
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OFFICES. STUDIOS toR kINrlors. ACREAGE SALE Cont,

MANOR CLUB-To quail, buyer "a
ship: $500. OWNER ~. s-29i5.
ARLINGT0N--Lge. cor. lot for ram
bier or semidet.. mr.. bus. school
stores; reduced to $4,000: must
sell. OWNER, IA. 2-s242. il. 3
BROKERS. ATrESTIoN.-Beautifu
lots, acreage, Prince Georges Co;
opdinate OF TO 'nf buiiderss Nh IEo
SToRCH. Developer. AP. 1881.
GREENWOOD FOREST. out Defense
highway Route 60), near Lam
ham.-Large new subdivision. in
diyidually styled homes. City water
in. sewer approved. Minimum TO-
600 square feet. many larger
Paved streets. Convenient Balti-
more-Washington Expressway;. all
types shopping. Broker and builder
inquiries invited. M. LEO STORCH,
Developer. AP. 1881,
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AUroMosILrs FOR SALE

BUICK "a Special 4-dr. sedan. fully
equip: lmmac. clean: diplomat
issyins; si.S5O. . 70 s. no .
BUICK 1855 Special 4-door sedan;
beautiful light blue with white top:
seat covers, dyna.. etc. Immacu-
late inside and out. New-ear war
ranty. New-car appearance. Only
S2,247. EMERSON g. ORME
tBuIcK), ei6 Rhode Island ave.
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AA& - w - - .
305l M st. NV. Pc. 3-22o4
BUICKs-i94s: dyna., =. and h.:
S249. 80 4-dr. sedan. dyna., r.
and and h.; sS Ss 81 San ssper I'd Ri sS1.f
ayyns;; T. d hna NJ anS b.. ssSs.
'53 Super Riviera. dyna., I. and
b., slice oa "a Special 2 2oH.. *;
Century hardtop convertible. 81
tone. power steering and brakes,
ko. snd e. f SRisIs hssdtSD. fuis
equipped. s2,S99, HoRNER's COR
NER, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne.
ct 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK $50 Riviera hardtop; 2-tone.
fully equipped: bargain at only
ss95. Financing arranss1dr f Eitn WIZ S4o
LIAMS. INC. 1871 Biadensburg I'd.
ne. Ii, 6-3l41, -l6