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McINTEER, HATTIE ANN. sn,

on 1hursday August 0, 1850, MIS-
HATTIE ANN MclNTEER OF l432
Girard st. NV. sister Of Murry Me-
lnteer OF Colonial Beach Va. aunt
OF Cline Abel Mrs Mildred Wills
OF Triangle, Va: Lee McInteer OF Sic
yer Spring, Md and Hubert c. Nc
lnteer OF Bethesda. Nd Services at
2JOl l4th ST. NV on Monday Au-
gust 10, at $50 am. parking facill-
tieSl. thence to the Shrine oil the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church 9th 81
and PARK I'd NV, where the holy
sacrifice Of the mass Will be offered
at am. for the repose OF her soul.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ~
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Draths

August o 1856. W1LFoRD A. GROVE.
the beloved husband OF Audrey r.
Grove. stepfather of Barbara J. Lewis,
maine, Mrs Cartha Seger Olive
Tilley, Edith Miller and James Grove
Prayers at the Simmons BIOS Funeral
Home 1861 Good Hope rd. Sc, on
Monday, August 49, at 9.l5 am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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CLAUDE. on Friday, Au.
CLAUDE MCMILLAN 81 oit0ss il A2 Ando1s
pl Sc, husband Of Sybil B. Mcmillan
father OF Miss Jenny Lee MCMILLAN,
John Claude Mcmillan, Mrs. julia
Lewis and Guy Conrad Mcmillan
brother, Of Mr.. George Love. Mrs. John
Amos, Mrs. Mary Powell Miss Martha
Mcmillan Mr. John Mcmillan and
Mr. Lewis Mcmillan. grandfather OF
steven Eyerneart Frlends may call
AZ the Lee Funeral Home Attn 81 and
Mas ave ne, where services viii be
held On Monday, August l3 at 80
pm. intefment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry IL
MILLER. JESSIE T.. on Friday. Aueust
10. 1895. JESSIE MILLER o! 4OI3
3l6t 81. Mount Rainier Nd beloved
glie Of the late wallace z Miller and
mother Of Elsie BuddlngtOn ana Jessie
Scott. She Is also survived By ave
granddaughter Phyllis Lucille and
Patricia Budoington, Ahne scott and
Paula Casey three grsndsonf Stephen
Scott wallace BuddinFton and Wallace
CASEY Services a. tie Gasch Funeral
Home hyattsWlls Nd on Iflesday
AUGUST - A. . 80 pm Relatives ard
Cemetery. IL
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DANIELS. EDNA NJ. On Thursday. Au-
gust g.. 1856 at Hadley Memorial Hos
pital, EDNA NJ. DANIELS OF % Bryant
ST. NV: She is survived by her hus-
band, John B. Daniels: one daughter
Daniels, jr; a granddauehter, Michele
Dlanne Nyche After II noon sun
day, August L. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. where the recitation
OF the rosary will be held at 80
pm. REQUIEM mass will be offered at
. am Monday August 10, at ST
Martins Catholic Church. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery IL
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lehman, CHARLES OF St De

burg. Fla, formerly Of Washington,
D. G.. on August TO-, 1886, husband
Z. Lehman, brother OF Miss Marie
Lehman, Mrs. c. Innis Bean, Mrs.
Robert E; Powell, Rear Admiral Harold
r., Franklin P. and William T. Leh-
mann; grandfather of Kathleen Anne
and Robert E. Lehman, jr. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home. SIT nth
St. Sc, on Monday, August 10. at
$50 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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MALPIEDE, ROXY r. Suddenly. on Fri
Gay, August 10, 1896, at Prince Georges
PIEDE OF 5fl2 56th ave, East RIVER
dale. Nd. beloved husband OF Elizabeth
ID. Malpiede. He is also survived By
a dAugnter, Marjorie Dillon. and two
stepdaughters, Betty S. Shoemaker and
Gladys Nelvaur and three stepsons,
Eloyo Charles and Marvin Costello.
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home,
HYattSVllle, Nd, on tuesday August IA.
at IL 40 am, Relatives and friends
invited. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 10
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RnwYER. EDNA CARR. on Saturday

BOWNER, EDNA CARR. on Saturday.
pitaL EDNA CARR BOWER OF 54@5
CONNECTICUT ave. NV, vile OF the
late EphTaim r Bowyer. mother of
Jesse c Bower and Mrs. Ernestine
Bower Stems. sister of Miss Jessie
3 carr Friends may call at the
lee Funeral Home, Attn ST. and Mass.
ave. ne. alter 10 am Monday. Au-
TUESDAY, August IA. at $50 pm. In
terment private, 10
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p, IU0bl az her residence, 6l3 Aspen
st. NV, HELEN MANDES. mother OF
Mrs. Fetula Pappas and John Mandes.
sister Of NICK Skalchuris Of Greece. She
Also IS survived by four grandchildren
Friends may call at the S. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home agOl I4th st.
NV. parking iaeilitiesl Services at
SITS. Constantine and Helen Greek Or
thodoX Church. 4li0 10Th ST. NV. on
Monday. August s, at . pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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CORuM CLARENCE W snddenlv.

NUhlM, NLAKENCE ". suddenly, on
trioay, August 10. 1856, at his resi-
dence, DickerSon, Md, CLARENCE w
CORUM, beloved stepfather OF Mrs
Thelma Z. Miller Mrs. Dorothy Mae
Hallman and Spencer Corum Also sur
wing are SIX grandchildren one foster
sister, Mrs. Annie Mae Whitley: nieces
nepheWS and other relatives and frienoS
After > pm. Monday, August Ii
friends may call al the Snowden Funeral
t aTtie, Foe iil Nc b,a where iunera
August Ia at ! pm Interment Mount
Zion Cemetery. Sellman Nd. IL
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D'ANNA, MICHELE. on Thursday,

gust o. 1856. MICHELE D'ANNA OF
1910 Kennedy ST. NV. beloved husband
c. Danna. Mrs. Rose b. Tore. Victor
A. D'Anna and Michele J. D'Anna
brother OF Vincenzo D'Anna OF Italy
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
August -, at $50 am parking Ia
cilltiesl, thence to the Church OF the
Nativity, 18th and Peabody SITS NV
where the molly sacrifice OF the mass
lose OF his soul. Interment Fort LIN
coin Cemetery ~
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MAGRUDER, JULIA. On Thursday,
pltal, JULIA MAGRUDER. She is sur
viyed by one sister, Mrs. Anne Lincoln.
ether relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at Horizons Mortuary,
1871 You St. n W. MONDAY. after 4 y m.
Funeral services on tuesday at !. M
from New Hope Baptist Church flOB
st NV. Interment WoodlaWn
Cemetery
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uIuay, AuEuSL II, Ig0b, FRANCES
1RUBlN) LEVINE, beloved wife OF
sydney S. Levine, devoted mother of
MRS. Lorraine NepiafsKy OF New Haven
Conn, Alan Lewis Levine OF Wash
lngton, u. c.. also survived by two
brothers, David and Nathan Rubin OF
Silver Spring Nd. anu one grano-
daughter, Gail Nepiarsky. Services at
the {. d. Goldbcrg q Son Funerai
Home. 42l1 9TH ST. NV, on MONDAY,
August 10, a. :! pm. Interment KING
David Memorial Gardens. In mourning
at 80 Randolph ST. NV. Family re-
be MADE TO The Heart Fund. ~
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BELL. DAISY 2. on Friday. AUGUST lO

BILL, DAISY r. On FrIuay, AUGUST To,
1856, at the KenSington Gardens Nurs-
ing Home Kenslngton, Md. DAISY F,
BELL OF l04lI Ewell ave, Kenslngton,
Md, the wife OF the late William {.
Bell, mother OF Mrs Lillian G. Bell
ana Mrs Nellie Bel Brown OF Kenslng-
ton. Md. sister OF Mrs. Mayme Embrey
OF Alexandra, Va; Champ L.. Robert
and Charles Gibson. all OF Orange, Va.
grandmother OF Jean Anthony OF Acco-
keek. Md Friends may call at the
&c Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne. where services Will be held
on Monday August -, at n:45 am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
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Friday. August 10, 1856 KATHALEEN
w. Hopkins and mother of Mrs. Eliza
beth H. Gillian. Services will be held
at Gawler's Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave NV.
on Sunday, August II, at 2:3O pm.
August ID. at = pm (ESTI. II
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Iuesday Angnsi "io,fS uq "a I;geo,e oI
town University Hospital. AUDREY M
DAVIS OF 1915 Crittenden ST. NV.
beloved wife OF Vernon F. Davis. de-
voted mother OF Vernon T. ana Audrey
John W. Mitchell and Lena Mae
Mitchell, She also is survived by
three brothers, two sisters. other rela-
tives and friends. After 10 am. sun
day. August L., friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1852 You
ST: NV. Funeral on Monday. August
ID at 10 am, from the Asbury
NV. lnteTment Arlington National
Cemetery, 10
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Thursday, August 8. 1856. CLARENCE
WILLIAM EVANS, son OF the late CIar-
ence N. and Rose Evans and brother
OF George E. Evans OF Wilmington
Del. Friends may call al GaWIer' S
Chapel 1856 Pa. ave. NV courtesy
parking opposlte), where services Will
be held on Tuesday, August IA, at
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers. the fam
lily requests contributions be sent to
the American Cancer Society, $40 lstn
81. nv. IL
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GALLAGHER, WILLIAM J. On Friday.
August ~. 1856. at his home, I2@s
IAGHER beloved husband ain~ OF : the o late
May A. Gallagher and father OF Marie
q, Seiocchetti, Eleanor NJ. Hearing
Reta q. Carnahan, Harold j., William
are invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Md. Services
on tuesday, August -. at st. Ann S
Yuma ST.. NV, where requiem mass
Will be offered at ~ am. Interment
Holy Cross Cemetery, Philadelphia. Pa
GRAHAM MARGARET Z. on Saturday,
GRAHAM i beloved 5SS3 VIE mAE q tae la 4
sherman B Graham, aunt OF NeJtie
Minkler, Fond Du Lac, Wis and Lena
EAerson o. Philadelphia Pa, services
4si$ Georgia ave NV ON on Il Tu saGias
Prospect Hill Cemetery, Is
MAMIE 4. tMINNIE). De-
parted this LIE on Thursday. August
y, l4o6' at her residence, 1928 Con-
stltution ave ne, MAMIE Z. tMlNNIEi
beloved wife OF James A. Josh Green
devoted mother OF Thelma L. Johnson
lola young. Estelle Fields, James Green,
" Lillian Mauncy Anna Gray, Evelyn
Jones ana Francis Green She also
Is survived By twenty-nine grsndchil-
aren, twenty mine Observation-Disclosures
two sons-tn- law one daughter-in- Law
s ans most Of other relatives and
De viewed at the above residence alter
! pm Monday August 10 Funeral
Mebe asSiS Met Abgs1s, from The Jones
By Stewart Ia
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CLARK, viRGLNlA on Friday August 11;
GINA CLARK, beloved daughter of
Pearl Bunvea and the late Hubert
Bunyea: sister Of Marian Brannan.
Louise Richards. Robert Hubert and
Clifford Bunyea. Funeral services at
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Pearl
Bunyea, ] $50 You ST. Sc, on Monday,
August 10. at > pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery IL
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COOK. DORIS ANN. Of Cheltenham
Md. OIL August 10. 1856, foster daugh-
ter OF James A. and Catherine Donald
son. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5l7 18th st Sc, on Monday
August ~. at II 30 am. Intermeni
Washington National Cemetery.
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WHICH. SYLVESTER RuRnIrr.

family Of the late SYLVEsTiE5iRe
BURDITT WEIGH wishes TO express
its sincere gratitude to relatives.
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness. condolences. floral and monetary
contributions telegramS. cards, use of
cars and for all other expressions OF
8ympathy
IRENE c. WEIGH AND CHILDREN.
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CLARK, PATRICIA D. Died on Friday,
August 10, 1856, after a short illness.
at Sacred Heart Hospital Eugene.
Greg. PATRICIA D. CLARK of Cedar
Lane. Merrifield. Va, beloved daugh-
ter of Douglas A. and Catherine F..
CLARK of Merrifeld, Va. sister of Mrs
Ann Marie Loew of Arlington, Va,
and Dennis Clark Of Merrifleld. Va.
Funeral arrangements will be announced
later by HysonR,s Funeral Home Il
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LYNN, HARRY W. on Friday. Angus
10, 1896, in Wisconsin Rapids. Wis.
son ST.. Arlington. va, beloved nus.
band OF Anna B. Lynn and father O
Mrs. H. 7. Simmonds, ir., of New
Cumberland, Pa and Mrs. j. <. Hud.
dleston of Hamilton Square. N. ]. H,
also is survived by his mother. Mrs
George w. Lynn: two sisters. the Mise:
Mabel E. and Florence NJ. Lynne: three
brothers, Claude A., Frank A. ant
Wis, and three grandchildren Friend,
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va
where funeral services will be held OF
Tuesday, August. IA, at 10 am. In
terment National Memorial PARK. Ii
lieu oil flowers, contributions may b,
made TO the Cancer Society. 10
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Jr., of 1922 North Gilmore st., Balti-
more, Md, devoted husband of Pearlie
huntley. He also is survived by fiye
brothers, three sisters and other rela-
tlVes and friends After ] pm. sun
day. August L. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral services on
Monday August IL. at | pm, at the
Temple Church OF God in Christ tth
and H SITS. NV. Elder Samuel Kelsey
officiating lnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery -
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Mrs W. L. Ruhner. Mrs. Arthur II
Jones, daughter Of Mrs. Ida Gator.
grandmother of Joyce Ruffner. Janet
Linda, Robert and Bonnie Jones. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, 517
lth ST. Sc, on Tuesday, August IA, al
pm. Interment Arlington National
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MRS BETTY LEBOwITz AND DAUGH-
TER, MARIIYN

ROSENTHAL, JACK. The family of the
late JACK ROSENTHAG wishes to eX-
press ITS acknoNledgment OF and graft
tude Tor the messages Of sympathy
and condolences expressed by the
ness associates
MRS. MOLLIE B. RoSENTHAL AND
EAATTX
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Tex Beneke and His Or
ehestro playing IL hits
thot never grow old. Con-
TOMS such tunes os Stor-
dust, Lazy River. Eost Of
the Sun. Meodowlonds.
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Harold Bouer plays Ap-
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Arthur Fielder Conducts the Boston
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GOLDEN GLOVES
RESULTS
sUBNovIcE DIVISION

sUBNOvICE DIVISION
| i26-pound Class
Robert Robert Baldwin Southeast House
AC).
I35-peund Class
l. vincent Wilkinson Northeast AC) Wor
mire (Merrick Club In LII OF the firs
round
| l17-pound Class
John mathews tSoutheast Housed wor
Ipy tecnnical knockout over Roger REID
sNorthwest AC) in SO seconds Of Thu
A.. I6O-pound Class
technical knockout over e'. Johnny h ~o Jsn b
tcYo) In the second round.
Seorse Logan tMerrick Club won b,
c ER65koR M eyer .. 9Snsd d f nj
-, Heavyweight Class
kqoefsd out EaiSs Johnson ns9lhT sSSrth. Ac
Az III IN So y n b fI'f ES5Sd'
Jimmy Job bgsoDo1 INd,t Gla:: A., s.-
stoned Norman Smith Northeast ACj.
| 17-pound Class
sam Glenmore, tSt. ,Josephs Club
Hossaek fMe nniesi c kIn5ek9nt eyer Car
| round.
SENIOR DIVISION
| l28-pound Glass
Ray Morton Northeast AC) deci
stoned Roosevelt Jefferson (Southeas
MILITARY DIVISION
| 128-pound Class
Charles Waugh boiling AFB) wor
by forfeit over Elijah Grant ANDREW
1873. pound Class
| Tabby Lee tDestroyers AtlanticI de-
cisioned John HutchinS (BoIling sAFB)
| William Cherrie Boiling AFB) deci
stoned Eugene Golanda touantico Ma
rinesl.
| 1f7-DOund Class
| Terry Downes tQuantico Marines) de
cisioned Rudy Sawyer (Destroyers At
lantic).
| 175-pound Class
Frank Heating (Destroyers Atlantic
decisioned Foster Bonner t0uantics
MarinesI
John Horne Boiling AFB) decisionet
Elwood Myers (Quantico Marines).
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Connie 10 Lie
In State Tonight

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10 up.
Men who rule baseball and
men who have given it luster on
the field were gathering sorrow
fully in Philadelphia today for
the funeral Of Connie Mack.
Mourning with them are mil
lions. of all ages. to whom mfr
Baseball's" death Wednesday at
90 was a shock, for they had
grown to think of him as an
indestructible national institu-
ition.
At the Mack family home,
messages of sympathy have been
flooding in since Wednesday
afternoon.
Tonight the body of Connie
Mack will lie in state at the Oil
yer H. Bair funeral home in
Center City and large crowds
are expected.
Tomorrow at II am, solemn
mass will be celebrated in st.
Bridget Church, with burial in
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery here
The mass, too, will be open to as
many as can be accommodated
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Picture on Pose C-3

mended. AS it was, Miss Rodolpt
wound up with a fractured neck
vertebra and ruptured ligament,
in her left knee. It could have
been worse.
But wasn't knocked out
thank goodness" says Miss Ro-
dolph. who is spending two
weeks at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Peter Slagsvold, 490t
Aurora drive, Garrett Park. DR.
Slagsvold. uncle of 1t. Dick
Wyatt Of the Air Force, Katy's
Ef1ance. is an economist with the
Department Of Agriculture.
| SayS She Was Lucky
IF / had been knocked out.
Miss Rodolph explains, "they
wouldn't have known about my
neck injury and might have
Jared me. 1t could have beer
too bad for me.
I'm really happy about my
hard head. When was a little
girl fishing of a bridge one day
I fell is feet and landed head
first on a rock. 1t didn't faze
me-"
Miss Rodolph, graduate Of
the University Of Denver. has
won. among other things, the
women's national championships
twice and to one not familia,
with skiing 1t may seem incon-
ceivable that such an expe-
rienced lass would let a tree
come between her and a chance
for an Olympic championship
The tree. Of course, knocked her
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Cut 10 $4,000


CLEVELAND. Feb. 10 R.-
Bob Teller has signed his 18th
contract with the Indians. tax
ing q pay cut and openly un-
happy about his mound assign
ments last season.
The 37-year-old former fire.
baller won't say 1856 will be his
last season: but, in contrast to
previous sign-up. times when he
talked Of three or four more
seasons, he now says:
I'm taking them one at a
time, and If things go well ]
probably will be back for an
other"
The span of Feller's career
with the Tribe is 20 years. but he
had three years away from base
ball with the Navy. In his peak
years Just after his return. Bill
Veeck repeatedly paid him
around $4,000.
The figure at which Feller
signed yesterday was not dis
closed, but the guesses are that
he took close to the allowed Is
Iper cent cut and will draw around
| $23. 900 for the coming summers
work.
Last season Feller ended up
with a "A record and an earned
run average of SAT. He pitched
only SO innings. compared with
$50 in 1851 when he had his last
outstanding season and led the
American League with % vic
tories against eight defeats.
Much of the work Feller did last
year was relief duty in games
where the Indians trailed hope
llessly. He didn't like that.
"I'm looking forward to more
activity, or hoping for it at any
rate. OF course it all will depend
on how things go. I saw al
Lopez last month. but we didn't
have any discussion on the SUBJ
Iject."
At the stadium to sign when
Teller did was Catcher Jim
Hogan. Together they make up
Ibaseball's oldest battery in point
Iof service. Hogan, IS. auto
Igraphed his 18th Tribe contract,
and he spent three years away in
the Coast Guard after first join
ing the club.
Just about the same figure as
last season." Hogan described his
1855 salary, and the guesses were
that was around $4,000. He
See TELLER, Page CO
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COULD HAVE BEEN WORSE
Katy RodoIph Finds
SoIoce in Broken Neck

out Of the Olympics where she
was a favorite.
They say I caught an edge. y
Miss Rodolph explains. Il didn't
know what happened to me. but
others studied the newSreels and
told me. You see. my skis have
steel edges running up both
sides and If your weight isn't
correctly distributed it will throw
you. It's like a railroad train
jumping a track. 1t threw me
into the air and I hit the tree
If I had egg-beatered, that is
rolled over and over, / probably
wouldn't have hit It,"
Only Skier in Family
Miss Rodolph, who is of Eng
fish Greek ancestry (the sur
name is an Anglicized contrac-
ton of the Greek originaD, is
the only member of her family
to take UP skiing. Her parents,
two younger sisters and a IT.
year-old brother, have no in
terest in trying, she says. Her
father, a railroad section fore
man. didn't particularly like his
eldest daughter skiing at first
But since Katy has excelled in
the sport. he has been very
happy about it. Katy's brother,
incidentally. likes track and
basketball.
Despite casts on her neck and
leg, Miss Rodolph says she plans
to see as much of Washington as
she can. It is her first visit
here. The cast protecting her
neck, which reminds one Of Alex
ander Dumas Man in the Iron
Mask" will be with her for
another 21a months, the one on
her leg for another six weeks.
lover here everybody takes
one look at me and thinks of a
car accident" she says. "In
Austria one look and they say
She's been skiing"
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Downes Is Toast Of G|overs
After Impressive triumph
Colombo Ousted
By Cherrie in
Thrilling Card
BY DICK OBRIEN

Terry Downes, the Marine
from Quantico. Is the hero OF
the Golden Gloves tournament
today following his upset victory
at Fort Myer last night over
Rudy Sawyer Of the Destroyer
Force in The Star-sponsored
amateur boxing classic.
Downes brought a crowd Of
/ 500 to its feet roaring with ap-
Iproval as he smashed out q
unanimous verdict over Sawyer,
considered to be one of the finest
ringmen in the Armed Forces.
The victory carried Downes
into the finals Of the military
division of the tournament and
stamped him as the favorite to
win the 147-pound title.
An impressive knockdown in
the second round scored by the
British born Downes won the
nod for him from the three Of
ncials-Referee Charley Rey.
nolds and Judges Ben Alperstein
and AL Conan.
er-finals Next Thursday
The tournament headed into
the quarter-final round as q re-
suit Of last nights thrilling &C
ton. The quarter finals will be
staged next Thursday night at
Fort Myer.
Sawyer, a Chicagoan who won
the honor as the outstanding
boxer in the Washington tour
nament last year, was taken
completely by surprise by
Downes' logged performance.
The action was fast and
furious throughout with Sawyer
trying desperately in the third
round to close the gap opened
by Downes as a result Of his
second round knockdown, which
had Sawyer on the canvas for .
nine count.
Referee Reynolds gave Downes
the verdict on his score card,
go points to SO. Conan scored
lit 1886 for the Marine, while
Alperstein had it COST.
Sawyer's Rally Falls Short
Try as he did to overhaul
Downes. Sawyer's rousing rally
in the last round fell short Of
its mark as Terry stood his
ground and held the onrushing
sailor at bay until the bell ended
the thrilling action.
The secondary feature Of last
nights bang up fifth-round card
was the meeting in the Military
Divisions lightweight class be-
tween Gene Golanda Of Guam
/ See GLOVES, Page C-3