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HOUSES for SALE. NV. tcont. J

PRovE6. Only Systematically vel
Colonial located in the finest resi-
Dental area. this home consists of
closet space galore, reception hall,
modern kitchen; built-in, garage
Plus many extras one would usually
expect in a more expensive home.
Call OIL. 6-6S76 or d. 7-6S30.
THOS, j. FISHER e. CO.
CHEVY CHASE-Substanti Groom
brick -, entFaPee hall ar ,.d iy h.T Tm
garage excellent transp.: close to
SCHOOLS; under $4,000. OWNER
c If 9c1HiAasE-se1 $50. Lovely g.
rm. and 2-bath brick Colonial with
Large rms, f1repl, hall stairway 10
w; BERENS, JR., CO., EN-.
CHEVY cHAsE-6-bedrm., a-bath,
semidet. Colonial: entire home in
beautiful cond.; ! block to trans
Firm price Of $4,000 BILLINGS
LEY REALTY co. EN-. 2-2326;
CLEVELAND PhiRiiK. sIe.750IRow
brick, close schools. transp. and
shopping; excel, financing; liv. .rm..
din. rm.,, kit, End A.. 8 large bed
gCsnraget; B!LJ 5gsa IS1. REALTY ~
HAWTHORNE HvS'f d. C.-Larse p
bedrm and den rambler; 15-ft.
separate dining room. de luxe cleo
t tIsl, &c e Beautifully landseaped
portation. Ewes. EN-. 2-003T. Daily
REALToR. BUILDER Roo' We rs ! NtSN
MASS, AVE. AREA-Attractive det.
S-rm. brick house near Cathedral
Not much land but in a quiet. tree
rede ss house has S 6 6nd pr bs
excl. agent T No. 7-o5o4. rs D.
MI. PLEASANT 3l6S 18th St
Owner leav. city: iee. low. home; l.
rms. 8 baths. FAC. DU. 7-3l6S.
MT. PLEASANT a-story brk.: s.
$3.50 DIN. H. E. BRUCE. NO. 7-7626.
WALTER REED SHEPHERD PARK
AREA-Price reduced for quick
sale. 1900 blk Sth st. NV I'M
mac. corner semidet. brick; d rms,
bath. plus LIST fl powder rm,; car
peting: nice rec. rm. Ewes. RA.
6-2527 PRESS REALTY CORP,
FotuR.1USNiiTi" = APT. BLDG, in new
house cond.; best location in town;
nets $3.50. Direct from owner
For appt, to inspect, call DE.
1881 MASS. AVE. D. C., overiooking
Spring Valley - Attractive brick
home of y bedrooms, 2 baths. all
rooms are extra large. completely
redecorated. Beautiful lot. One block
to shopping center attractive price
with good terms off. by DeVEFRE
R. WELDON, 1922 K ST. NV. Eek.
3-5Sll or call Mr.. Starring at RE
OFF CONN. AvE.-charming semi
Diet. ENGLISH Tudor. all brick. 3 bed
rms, > baths. plus powder rm..
rec. rm., garage. Near schools.
LEdUM & GERBER til . pm,
NEAR EASTERN STAR HOME-Red
brick Colonial. Corner lot 3 bed
rms. liv. nm. din. nm kit, bsmt.
attached, garage. $3.50. 243
S575 DowN-Excel. fin. bal less
than rent, S-rm., 2-bath brick,
newly dec. bsmt.. yard, gas heat,
vac, mr.. 18th and Webster. Priced
below, cost. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA S-SSSO
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FALLS CHURCH

Choice suburban location. close to
stores buses and schools all newly
decorated.
~ zoos Allen avenue, POPLAR
MISUNDERSTANDING. brick ram
bier: all-electric kitchen, In
GLIDING garbage disposal range.
refrigerator. dishwasher and
washing machine; comfortable
suburban living: Sl45.
az 60l Meridian lane-2-bedroom
rambler. for the small family
fully sodded. level lot: off-street
parking; safe for children; Sa5.
t3D 1886 Fairfax dr.. on the Airing
ton-Fairfax Co, line, close 70
everything-Two bedrmS, full
basement, separate dining area:
semidetached brick home: low
utility costs: 500
az Alexandria--Only 5 minutes To
Pentason 3-bedrm town house
modern kitchen: auto, gas heat.
util, nm; Fairgrounds; 500 so
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
il. $4,000 JE. 3-9406 JE. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE--Mo.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TERRI; S15,75o-
Lovely 3-bedrm. Colonial with large
liv rm., separate din. rm. and mod.
KIT; with table space; gas furnace.
full bsmt, with niItside entt .arge
lot. Call TIL 8 pm F.. W, BERENs,
JR CO., EN-. 2-TS00.
BETHEsDA-Nr. Bradley and Will
son la. Custom built luxury ram
S boThd6d e 2eagt 6 69ntr9 dTea n'St
with adjoin laundry rm: 3 bed
rms, and den; ga baths; family
rm.. bsmt,; garage and porch Well
under 100000 FRANK 8, PHIL
LIPS OIL. 2-5006. Till . pm,
BETHESDA - Custom rambler. on
l2-aere level lot mr.; Bethesda
Country Club Center hall, beaut.
kit, spac. nv and din. Tm. 3 bed
rms, . baths. fun bsmt. ana rec.
property in perfect cond; S32 500.
FRANK S. PHILIPS. OIL. 2-7006
BETHEsDA--Brick Colonial conv.
TO schools tranSp 3 bedFms. 2
baths, screened poFclh,, t nulal hsnt.
% Sye' R6enBE Fsf 5Soma EAIT a5e q qss0s
Wis. ave, oil 2-9l23. 2 pm.
a-bearm' brick Colonial in lovely
tree-shaded setting; liy. rm., din.
rm,. full finished bsmt.; VA an.
proved $4,000 GEO. W RGB.
FRTsON. REALTOR 1888 wis.
ave. OIL 2-2l23. . pm. '
BETHESDA - BURNING TREE
ESTATES Beautiful new hrirF
rambler on over lz-acre Level III:
true center hall. living room with
paneled fireplace wall, senarats
dining room. huge modern Kitchen
with dlnette space. pane,ed
IONA 3 good-sized bedrooms j
baths bsmt, with recr. area and
fireplace peuo. 2-car carport. Tres
appt CROSS L. PERRY, INC.
OIL LOOPS ia q.
Continued on Next Pags1
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LOOKING for good tenants in
D C.? Call Tenant Finder
MANDEL, AID. 4-3400.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Attrac. Cape Cod, block from
shopping center and both bus
both living, room and dining room,
den or bedroom and bath on first
floor; 4 bedrooms on second floor
charming recreation room, maids
room and large work area in base
ment: double garage with attic
storage and locked sports CUP
s Ss5f ssV Phone sSs H We. s1iias 20
AMER. U. PARK, s23,a5O-Charm-
ing white brk. Cape Cod: not far
from Spring Valley shopping; beau
tiful living room 13lax22, bedroom
and bath on LIST A., , big bedrms,
bath on End A.; screened porch;
Flank FAX E0N s P lGzfy Rls i b. fzfff
ewes, OIL. 6-6T6a.
AU PARK-Bsrgain Of the year
at only Sl7,a50. Big four-bedroom
frame home with enormous rooms;
near all the finest schools. shop
pins. and transportation. Needs to
he decorated. Favorable financing.
b az offers 34 carefully o4 co1 ssae 4H Ss
ooDs s1s.a5o.
Charming 2-bedrm. brick Colonial
LIST fl. features liv.. rm. with beamed
ceiling and firepl also separate
din. rm.: full bsmt. large lot, ga
rage. Call till 9 pm. F. W. BERENS.
s ar S9F EN- Mo9 Si5soo. Charming
white brick Colonial unusually
desiened. library with hrepl., and
full bath. lge. liv. rm., full din
rm.. kit, on LIST A.; 3 twin size
bedrms, and 9 baths up. BSmt. has
rec. rm, maids room and bath
Screened porch, carport: beautiful
lot with tall trees and formal
garden in rear Under $50. 900
VIM. E, RYAN CO., EN-, 2-65s1
CHAsE-1mmaeulate 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bath brk. home with lst-
floor law. huge mod. kit. maid S
rm. and bath. garage, slate roof
Convenient for Lafayette, Blessed
Sacrament, St Johns. Alice Deal,
Wilson High. Middle eos. FRANK
g. PHILLIPS. d. 7-l4l1; ewes.
OIL. 6-6160.
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MOTT MOVERS. dependable. reason
able. Ask your neighbor. IA. 2-506S,
ewes. after pm. ~
ARROW TRANsFER-6 rooms as low
as $50 or So per hr. Padded vans.
CHEsTER MovERs-Larse or small
We do them all: clean, careful, cour-
teous. ST: $3.50, RIA. 3-1a73.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a specially. S. L. MORRIS
TU gil $50 Or Ii. 6-2SS9
MOVING ACROSS THL STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04, UNION STOR-
AGE CO INC Established 1905
HILL. well-known mover; ms; exper
men; closed vans; low rate; apis.
low as SEQ: any hour AP. 1866
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling: reasonable
rates. Du. 7-96S7
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age. Reasonable rates. IA. 9-2937.
15s
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HOUSES uNFURN. Cont. J

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
2-yr.-old rambler mr.. Mass. ave.
ext: 3-bedrm., > baths. bSmt.: SI65.
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC,
1906 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLORED-MAN TO SHARE COM
pietely furnished home in ne. with
another man. LII. 3-l430, after
: pm IL
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MICHIGAN PARK

4 blks. north of new Providence Hos
pitdl. 1921 s, Dakota ave. n.e.-Semi-
detached 2-storv brick; full basement,
3 bedrms,, also separate dining room
I "a baths, all new furniture, for STAG
mo. snd 2-year lease: after years,
title to furniture will be transferred
to tenants, clear: or unfurnished.
sos mo-; l bus fare only. Open
Sun. go pm. OF phone for appoint
mert Weekday
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 7-s6g5
lis
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

CoLoRED-oNLY S95 CASH
OF I'd and NJ Sts.-Semidet brick
in new house cond. vacant, q large
rms. side-hsll plan. auto. INV h,
large yard, Sacrifice price only, SIS
monthly. Elk, $1,000. AID. 4-s050.
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HOME VALUES

1915 Annandale DIR. Fails Church.
i027 INDEPENDABLE AVE. Sc
8 rms. bath oil h.-w.h.; 500
SOB N. Capitol st-S rms. and
bath; oil h.-w,h.; ST5
l13 Urell pl n.e.-3 bedrms.. lily.
nm. din, kit. bath. full bsmt.: $50.
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
9 Mass, Ave. Realtors MA. 5000
CoLoRED - RESPONSIBLE TEN
ANTS ONLY-Large 8 rooms, 9
baths: as is or will fix UP. Look 1t
over Key next door. 1855 Girard
st NV. Is
CoLoRED-1a2s EYE ST. NE
Entire house painted throughout
including floors. q rms, bath, auto.
heat and hot water. 500 mo, Ii.
CooLI00RRfE;D-eeao 18th ST. N.E.06
E hea s RGfel per 0T mo ST. Rsm $685.
c sSfei Il 1852 N. CAPITOL iE ST.
Excellent location; 8 rooms and
bath row. brick good condition
500 month. Inspect or call, co
CoLORED-IssO UPsHUR ST. NV.
New house cond: lee, rms, kit
buiit-in garage. gas h.-w,h., re.er.;
rent, $50. p. j. WALSHE. INC,
1915 Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646s.-11
COLORED-8O5 L ST. N.W.--1O
rooms, kit lie baths. gas heat.
excel, cond.; sos a mo- NE
CoLORED - NEWLY DEC. 6-rm.,
bath brick, semidet. bsmt.. yard:
upper NV; vac. DIXIE REALTY
CoIORED-5is SECOND ST. Sc
Cor brick; 500 mo-; > kits. DE.
3-542h. Iii
COLORED-517 End ST. SE-S
rms, bath. h.-w.h, oil burner; 500.
2I25 Bird st. NE rms. bath:
h.-w,h.. cleo; refgr.. oil burner al, and
1h1S K ST NV Ma S-n1h3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

professional success was the
role of Eileen, in the Broadway
musical. Wonderful Town"
with Rosalind Russell.
She has recently made her
supper club debut here at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-08

ing our fingers to the
knuckleS!
about a year ago, we each
mad a week of 50 we went to
Cuba for a vacation After
three days, We started to worry
about what was going on back
in New York. 1t was all ruined
A complete waste Ernie is the
type who can't sit down to
lunch without a telephone at
the table
This dedication 10 WORK most
VI the hours around the clock
viii be no small help to the
Kovac> family this summer
since they will continue to do
the daily Ernie Koyacs Show at
1870 am
Ernie has two children by a
former marriage, to whom Edie
is devoted Betty, a. and
Kippy 7
II love them as if they were
my own" said Eide.
The KoyacS family live in a
l7-room duplex apartment
overlooking Central Park,
where Ernie also has his Of
fees. and where there are acres
Or terrace with Wading pool
Tor the children
There seems to be none Of
lie traditional show business
rivalry between Edie and her
husband She was born Ruth
Enke, in Kingston, Pa, the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Shell
don Enke, who now live in
Tenahy n J She took her
mothers maiden name Adams,
as her stage name, and chose
Edie because She thought it
went Will with Adams Her first
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Plaza Hotel and hopes to do
more supper club work across
the Country. She has a deep
yearning to appear in another
Broadway production.
Released Dy Bell Syndicate. Inc,
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MAJOR LEADERS
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

:, ..- AmEhICAN LEAGUE
SsnsIs' New ssssa YORK 3n 4335: afalS sAasi
Kuenn, Detroit, .34s; Courtney.
RUNs-Mantie New York. As; Bauer.
and McDougald, New YORK. 81: S Yost
RI aHS s sleTers Washington, 80.
% g.; ,, Rsrra: New YORK. IS: sieyers.
City. 81: Triandos. Baltimore. LODE
Kansas City. Bauer. New York, and
BI IsmONi Washington nsT W. Sg az. vn.
Detroit. 90 Goodman, Boston, 40;
Berra, New. York. "A; Tuttle and Ka-
line. Detroit. and Runnels. Washing
DOUBLES-Kuenn. Detroit. 10: Vernon,
Boston. II Goodman, Boston, and
l LolIsr, ChicaSO. and Courtney, wash
TRTPLES-Runnels. Washington. 8: Jcn-
sen. Boston, 4; Goodman, Boston
Minoso, Chicago. and Simpson. Kansas
HOME RUNs-Mantle. New York. 90:
York, and sievers, Washington. IL:
stolen BAsEs1kgenn, Detroit, 4;
cty and csrsg new Yo sio0z 4 sensen
New York g.
PITCHING biased on, 5 DECISIONS
Boston, and Lemon. Cleveland. 6-l,
and d, EKnnGcks;: . New York, 81. $50.
cago. 40; Ford, New York, a.; wynn,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BA FepGsf 81 Sas fdu,, on o a5Op ptis
Bruton Milwaukee. 1888: Aaron. Mil
waukee, and Bailey. Cincinnati. 3D..
RugNEs-1Blasingame and Boyer. St Louis,
Louis IS: Robinson, Cincinnati, 81
RUNS BATTED IN-Long, PITTSBURGH.
and Bower. 81; Louis, 49, Musial 81,
Hodges. Brooklyn. and Banks. Chicago,
HITs-BOyer, St. Louis So. Long. Pitts
burn burn Philadelphia. and Bell cincin-
DOUBLEs-Furillo Brooklyn. Bell. Gin
| einnati. and Dark. New York, II;
Eons Pitt:SHrsR. a and peM Noon and
schoendienst ST. Louis, s.
TRIPLES-Bruton Milwaukee. q, Mays,
N NsHo, Yg ,t;,, 8; Walls. Pttsbqrsh. $
Long Pittsburgh. and Musial. st.
Ho%E Ri'uNs-Lons Pittsburgh, u,
Boyer St Louis IL. Banks Chicago,
and Post. Cincinnati II. Jablonski
STOLEN BAsEs-Mays. New YORK II;
Moon. ST. Louis, :: Robinson, Brook
lyn. clemente Pittsburgh, and Blasin-
:. game. St. Louis, 4
Lawrence, Cincinnati, $50, 1000;
Friend. Pittsburgh. 80. 500: Cronc,
Milwaukee. Al. 500; Newcombe
Brooklyn, 7-3. 700: Craig. Brooklyn.
Kiippstein. Cincinnati. and Mizen
STRIkEOUTS--Frien Pittsburgh So:
Roberts Philadelphia. A.: Mzell. ST
l Louis AZ. Newcombe. Brooklyn, and
Haddix, Philadelphia. 30
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Husbond-ond-Wife Team
Scores With New Horse

of the United States Olympic
equestrian team. He rode the
famous old jumper. Democrat,
in the 1913 games. Second Army
is one of a pair Of German-bred
horses which he trained in Hol-
land and brought back to this
country six months ago.
Big features on the program,
for 600 spectators who braved
an hour-long rainstorm to see
the full days sport, was the g.
mile Aitcheson-Gales Memorial
timber race, which was won by
the only lady rider to go post
ward, Jane Aitcheson, tall and
slim model for a Baltimore de-
Ipartment store. Jane, who gal
lops her fathers race horses in
her spare time, won easily by
what was described as a country
mile. Her mount was A. H.
Smiths Grand Chal, from Upper
Marlboro, Md. A days journey
back was Silver Moon, owned by
George Wilson and ridden by
Bobby Lee. The only other en-
trant, Pogo. fell on the last turn
of the course, but neither he nor
rider Tommy Lusby was injured.
Miss Aitcheson also won the
fiat race, at 112 miles, over a
field of nine starters on her faith
er'S Mr.. Black.
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Interhigh Teams
Sturt Anderson,
Koutrus in Final

Righthanders Craig Anderson
of Anacostia and Demetre Kou-
tras of Roosevelt were pitching
opponents as AnacoStIa sought
to repeat as Interhigh League
baseball champion at Griffith
Stadium this afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
The Indians defeated Wilson,
80, Monday IN the opening
playoff game and Roosevelt was
a 1877 victor over Eastern the
following day 10 set the stage
for today's final.
In the only Meeting between
the two teams this season, Ana
costa took 80 decision in a
non-league game. Neither An
derson or Koutras pitched in
that game.
Anderson won six of seven
games while koutraS finished
the season at So.
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THE BASEB
BE A 7
By BURTON HAWKINS

NEW YORK. May 31.-Seven-
teen of Mickey Nantes 20 hon.
erS have been hit while swing
ing lefthanded, but if managers
think there's percentage in
pitching lefthanders against him
and making Mickey bat right,
he has the answer. 1t lies
in his .472 average as a right
handed hitter.
Mantle could be rated daring
or just plain stupid when he
hunted with two strikes and beat
iout a hit in the fourth inning
Iof the opener. If he had
hunted foul, it would have been
an automatic strikeout. But
Mickey was successful.
Bobo NeWSom, the former ma
tor league pitcher who now is
a sportscaster, says if he still
was active he'd throw nothing
but waist-high, inside pitches to
Mantle, regardless of whether
the Yankees slugger was batting
right or left. Don't know
how often I'd get him out" Bobo
declares. but I think that would
be the best chance"
X
Lou Berberet, chased from the
Senators bench by Umpire John
Flaherty Monday night in Bal
timore, was ordered from the
premises yeterday in the first
game when he beloved too Wig
orouSly about ball call on Gil
McDougald which the catcher
thought was a third strike.
Umpire Bill Summers didn't
think SO and didn't relish having
his dignity ruffled by a rookie.
Another rookie. Whitley Her.
10Y. poured it on SummerS-and
seemingly justifiably so-when
he was called out at the plate
trying to score on Roy SieverS'
grounder after hitting triple
! in the sixth inning of the opener
Bill Dickey, coaching at first
base for the Yankees. was clipped
on the leg by a Joe Collins foul
after Mantle belted his king
sized homer in the first game
T. Bill admitted he wasn't
paying strict attention to the
game and still was in a daze.
bordering the latest Mantle
dynamite display.
George Kell, veteran third
baseman recently traded to the
Orioles by the White Sox, says
Chicago could wind up in the
second division. with Ron
jackson at first, Sam opposite at
third and Luis Aparacio at short
they're relying too heavily on
rockies" Kell said. I'm addition
their pitching is shaky and they
know it."
Camilo PaScual wasn't think
ing in the second inning of the
second game when Bob Turley
hit grounder deep to Sievers
right. Roy came up with
the ball but had nobody tC
throw to, for Pascual was watch.
ing the play from the mound
i. Harmon Killebrew has three
hits for the Senators. all homerS
He's no second baseman, MOI
even reasonable facsimile.
/ Coach Cookie Lavagetto, who
says he knows none of the mod
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BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

A husband and wife riding
team from Warrenton. Va,
today is celebrating ownership
of a new horse-plus the green
hunter championship and reserve
hunter title which the new
conner won for them yesterday
IN the Iron Bridge Hunt Horse
Show at Burtonsville. Md.
The owners are Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Stephens, whose eques-
trian talents vary from riding
hunters and show horses to
schooling steeplechasers and
riding in jumping races. Their
recent acquisition is brown Z
year-old named Candy Bar,
who Grover bought on Satur-
day and hadn't even had time
to school before the show.
Candy Bar turned out to be a
dark horse in every sense of
the word. a seal-brown he
hadn't been shown since 1852
when he placed just behind the
famous Ripple Boy for the Vir-
ginla 3-year-old championship.
Wins Three Blues
Although Stephens barely
had a chance to say, Pleased
to meet you before he took the
horse into his first class. Candy
Bar won three blues and a Sec
ond for a thoroughly successful
return to his former occupation.
In the interim he had served as
a hunter for family with sew
eral children. who hunted regu-
larly with the Warrenton Hunt.
In the green hunter division,
the reserve championship went
to one OF Candy Bars new-found
Stablemates. Velvet Touch, who
tied with A. S. Days Warnita in
points won but earned the deci-
sion when the two horses hacked.
Hunter champion was Mrs.
Fred j. Hughes. jr.'s Bon Bon,
who piled up Is points to win
over Candy Bar. The Stephens
horse tied with Carroll and Ray
mond HerbertS EdgeWood for
reserve, but again the Warren
ton representative won when the
two horses performed at walk,
trot and canter.
Edgewood, ridden by Jane
Richmond. had better luck
among the juniors, where he
won the championship with
points over Pinocchio. owned by
Jimmy Zimmerman.
Bowie Wins Jumper Title
The jumper crown went tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibbons
recruit from the race track
Bowie. whose owners officially
have admitted him into the fam.
lily by remaining him Bowie Glib.
bon this year. Bowie's mos
notable victory was in the modi.
fed Olympic class, where he wor
over Mai. John Russell's Second
Army.
Mai. Russell, now stationed a
Fort Meade. is a former membel
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Surgeons to Croft
Bone From Father
In CutuIuno's Arm
81 a star stan correspondent

BALTIMORE. May 81
Jockey Augustine Catalano of
Alexandria, Va. will enter
Georgetown University Hospital
in Washington for an operation
Monday to get rid of a pain in
his left arm that kept the pop
ular rider off Raster in yester-
days featured Dixie Handicap.
Augie's father is going in with
him because
Well, it's this way. Some years
ago Augie's arm was broken and
a plate was inserted in the arm
to correct the injury. Last Sat-
urday he felt a sharp pain in
the arm and was sent to Lu-
theran Hospital for X-rayS. They
showed that the old injury not
only had not healed, but that the
plate itself was broken.
At Georgetown surgeons will
remove a bone from his dads
leg and graft it into the sons
arm.
Augie will be out of action for
at least two months.
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Bid for Record
Adios Harry
On Tap Tonight

Another world record for Adios
Harry would surprise nobody as
the So-called wonder horse"
goes after the first $4,000 leg
of the Maryland triple crown
for PAGERS tonight at Rosecroft
Racewsy.
The rains came after six races
last night and the big pace has
been included in tonights
ladies night" program. Women
will be admitted for a 25-cent
service charge.
Adios Harry, who owns all
kinds of world records, including
one for mile and sixteenth
which he set at Rosecroft last
week. needs to negotiate the
mile in less than 1895, the
Ihalf-mile track record for that
distance set three years ago by
Hi-Lo's Forbes.
The weather figures. Had the
race been held last night no
record would have been made
on the track, made muddy by
downpour. So officials are hop
ling for a dry surface tonight.
Philip Scott is giving nothing
to Harry. He upset him two
weeks ago and almost overhauled
him in his record breaking race
last week Philip Scott was
second by a half-length and will
be second choice tonight.
Hillsota, winner of two of the
three legs of the triple crown
last year. also is in the field.
along with Wilmington's Star.
B Haven and Hundred Proof.
The "WWDC Miss Washington
Trophy Pace the sixth race,
will pay tribute to the annual
beauty contest. Judith Dunle.
Miss Washington of 1855. and
nine candidates for the title this
year. will be honored guests.
Last nights crowd of 6,436 bet
a total of $193,434 for the six
races.