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Jansen Upsets
|West|dnd in
.Kenridge Golf

CHARLOTTE SVILLE, Va,
June 2 (R.-Dr. Benno Jansen,
jr., who plays out of the host
Pennington Country Club, pulled
two upsets in the Kenridge Invi-
rational golf tournament today
to advance into tomorrow morn
ing's semifinals. The l8-hole
finals are scheduled for 2 pm.
tomorrow.
DR.. Jansen turned back
Judd Brumley, the American SEN
iors champion from Greenville,
Tenn, 2 and l, this morning
and came back with a UP tri-
umph over Jack Westland, the
1852 National amateur king and
Republican Congressman from
Olympia, WASH, this afternoon.
Westland was the tournament
medalist with a 2-under-par So.
Advancing to the semiflnals
with DR.. Jansen were Harry
Easterly, jr.. former Richmond
City champion; George Fulton,
jr.. ex-Virginia State titlist from
Roanoke. and Aulick Burke, Bris-
toll veteran.
First round-Buddy Loving. Charlottes-
vile, defeated WAYNE jackson. Hamp-
ton. UP; George Fulton, jr., Roanoke,
defeated Bennett Barnes. Charlottes-
vile, , and 4 Aulick Burke Bristol
defeated Ray Lang. Charlottesville,
and s.; Buddy Thateh, Charlottesville
defeated Bud Brylawski. Washington,
Jack westland. Olympia. wash, de-
feated Jack Harris. Richmond. Q and s.;
pr: Benno Jansen, jr,. Charlottesville,
defeated Judd Brumley, Greenville, Tenn
and L; Landon Buchanan. Roanoke,
defeated ]. H. Hunter, North Adams,
Mass and 8; Harry Easterly. jr..
Richmond, defeated Frank Sutton. Char
Second round-Fulton defeated Low
ing; | up; Burke defeated Thatch 3
and L; DR.. aJnssen defeated Westland,
I up: Easterlv defeated Buchanan / I'M
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National Open
Qualifying Tops
.BusyGoIf Week

National Open qualifying
rounds tomorrow at Mount
Pleasant in Baltimore, and the
36th Maryland Amateur cham
pionship starting Thursday at
the Five Farms course of Bal
timore Country Club are feature
events Of a heavy golf schedule
this week.
Four places to the Open cham
pionship June 1916 at Rochester
go to the low scorers over SO
holes tomorrow, with As pros and
10 amateurs competing.
Ralph Bogart will seek his
seventh Maryland Amateur title
at Five Farms. a substitute site
for the event after Elkridge
asked that the tournament be
transferred because of slow prog
ress in course alterations.
Two rounds of match play fol-
low Friday and Saturday, with
the 36-hole final on Sunday.
The schoolboy team champion
ship also will be decided this
week. with st. Johns. the private
school champion, playing Ana
Icostia'S Interhigh titlists tomor-
row at Columbia, and the winner
meeting Bethesda's Maryland BIZ
County champs Wednesday at
Argyle.
The women's team champion
ships will be settled Tuesday at
six sites, with four teams sepa-
rated by only two points in the
tight first-diviSion race. Argyle,
Army Navy, Chevy Chase and
Washington all are in contention.
The Women's D. c. Golf As
sociation's Evening Star Cup
tournament will be played We'd
nesday at Chevy Chase, with a
field of 76, including the defend
ing champion. Mrs. c. c. Collins
of Congressional, entered.
The WDGA's intercity team
will meet Richmond Wednesday
at Court House, and on Friday
the Class D Spates Cup event is
scheduled at Prince Georges.
Pro activity in addition to the
Open qualifying includes a pro-
amateur at Goose Creek on Fri
day.
Bobby Brownell will GO to
Johnstown, Pa, to compete with
a number of Walker Cup candi-
dates in the Sunnehanna Invita-
ton starting Thursday. And
local amateurs will be sharpen
ing their sticks for a renewal
of the Washington GSzCC Invita-
ton tournament the following
week.-WHITTLESEY.
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BuiIey Will Race
Lundy Again July 2

VANCOUVER, BritishsColum-
bia, June 2 tP).-Australia's two
miracle milers" have been
scheduled for a rematch.
Sponsors announced today
John Landy, the world record
holder, and Jim Bailey of the
University of Oregon will meet
in the feature event of the an
nual Vancouver Police Sports
Day July 2.
Bailey beat Landy in a major
upset May 5 at Los Angeles.
Bailey won in 3 minutes 58.6
seconds.
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Cassidy Picks Business
Over Career in Sports

NEW YORK, June 2 (P.-
Howard (Hopalong) Cassidy,
formally honored today as 1855
male athlete of the Year" said
he has no intention of making a
career in sports.
That's the reason have
chosen to play professional foot
ball instead of baseball" the tall
ented All America halfback from
Ohio State added. Its a means
to an end.
IF I were to play baseball II
would take nine or 10 months a
year and / wouldn't have a
chance to do anything else. Foot
ball is more seasonal and much
less demanding. / took a minor
IN business insurance. majoring
In physical education.
Il hope to build up an insur-
.ance business in Columbus,
Ohio"
Cassidy was here to receive
the first Frederick c. Miller Me-
mortal Trophy emblematic of his
selection in the Associated Press
annual poll as the male Athlete
Of the Year" The honor is based
on poll Of sports writers and
broadcasters.
A similar award was given
Patty Berg. the red-haired
womens golf star from Mime
apolis, who because Of previous
commitments was unable to be
present for acceptance. Miss
Berg's brother. Herman Berg, IT.,
OF st. Paul. Mimi. pinch hit for
her.
The trophies in the name OF
Fred Miller. a prominent Mil
waukee businessman and ex-
Notre Dame football captain,
killed in a plane crash, have been
established by the Fraternal Or
der Of Eagles. They will be giver
yearly to xthe top male and u
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Tee 10 GREEN
By MERRELL WHlTTLEsEY

Walter Hagen, unquestionably
the greatest Snowman in thu
history of golf and perhaps tn.
greatest player, unfortunately
does not capture the high spotl
of his fabulous career as might
be expected in THE Walter
Hagen Story" (Simon ane
Schuster, $4.95).
| Early in the book there's Z
picture of The Haig and six at.
tractive young women in bathing
suits with this caption: "A typi.
cal scene showing me at Cadil.
lac, Mich, in the throes of liter.
airy composition. Let's not be ir
a hurry to start this book, there;
plenty Of time"
For the last three or four years
there have been stories of differ.
ent writer's shutting in and Out
of the Hagen camp, with Mar
garet Seaton Heck getting the
final "as told to-" One of them
was Washington's Charley Price
who ghosted Jackie Burke's 1.-THE
Natural Way to Better Golf" one
of the best of the Institutional
type books. written in a lighter
vein.
What Price and others didn't
have that Margaret Heck did is
not known. but we'd like to have
read their version. This one
misses the boat.
There are some real good
chapters. The one on Com
lpetitors." the Jones VS.. Hagen
and others capture some of his
great m o m ents and great
matches, but in all there's a lack
of buildup to the highlights OF
his tremendous career.
Probably nobody ever disliked
Hagen. You have to admire
Hagen's ego. He was the first
and only golfer to win four PGA
championships. And as he adds
For instance, ! believe I was the
first golfer to have his knickers
pressed with creaSes down the
side, an idea I picked up from
riding breeches. / was the first
to use the little wood Reddy
Tees, the first to own the first
Madam x Cadillac to come of
the production line. I was the
| first and only American golfer to
win the British Open four times
I was the first and only golfer to
be named on the list of the Ter
Best Dressed Men-at least.
was the only one until our ia
nous golfing President, Gen
Eisenhower, took that away from
me-"
There are a half-dozen refer
iences to Columbia's Fred Nc
Leod, who Hagen calls my old
pal" He picks Mr.. Mac on his
list Of the greatest clippers, and
Lew Worsham as one of the
three great 7-iron players.
It's an interesting book. Golf
Iers will enjoy it, but somehow
for all the potential there's a let
down. It's a shame, because
Hagen's story in the simple tell
ing would be absorbing for all.
$50
Nevin Gibson, an Air Force
sergeant, who in one of those
complexities of the Air Force
will retire as a major in a few
months. soon will have his en-
ternational Encyclopedia of Golf
Covering 100 Years." published
by A. S. Barnes.
More about that later. Glib
son, whose home in Forest
Heights includes a workroom
called the 10th Hole" has COM
piled an interesting set of sta
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BASEBALL
MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. o: Montreal, 30 inninesl
Columbus at Richmond, postponed, We
Rochester. 3: Buffalo. O.
Miami. 81; Havana, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha. A; ST. Paul. o.
indianapolis. Charleston, 3
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego. ~; Vancouver. 1.
Seattle, 4; Hollywood, /
Los Angeles, z: San Francisco, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, 81; Memphis. 4 rs innings)
Mobile. 4. Chattanooga. .
Nashville. 8; New Orleans. Q.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Oklahoma City, 4: San Antonio, O,
EASTERN LEAGUE
Johnstown at Albany. postponed rain
Allentown at Binghamton. postponed
rain.
Reading at Syracuse. POSTPONED. cold
Williamsport At Schenectady, post
WESTERN LEAGUE
Amarillo, Z; Pueblo. A..
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YALE WINS TITLE
ON SINGLE m 10Th

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. June
2 tR.-Catcher Colin Graz
cey's 16th-inning single
broke a % tie as Yale de-
feated Princeton in a play
OF today for the Eastern
intercollegiate League base
ball championship, 80.
Art Bober. who had hunted
his way on in the final in
ming and had worked his
way around to third, car
ried in the winning run in
what observers say is one Of
the longest intercollegiate
baseball games played in
the East.
Princeton
o10 100 900 600 600 o. = 3
900 10 600 600 900 1-s "a 1
Gibson, Ford t6) and Mcmillan;
Mackenzie. Carlson co. and Gracey.
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Rounding out the top

Clement Warner of Bethpage,
Long Island, N. Y, won the
middleweight crown.
Berger outclassed FIVE rivals
in the l32-pound class by press
ing 235. snatching 210 and hoist
ing 275 in the clean and jerk
for a total Of 100 pounds. This
bettered his winning perform
ance of last year by is pounds.
Warner, in winning the 1856
pound title, dethroned cham
pion Dick Giller of Akron. Ohio,
and Also Tommy Kono, world
champion at l8l pounds who
was shooting for a new world
mark in the lighter class.
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|LiffIer Shares
Texas Golf Lead
|WithDevicenzo

DALLAS, June 2 (P).-Califor-
MAN Gene Littler rolled in witt
a 4-under-par 66 late today tc
tie Roberto de Vicenzo, the hot.
putting Argentine, for first place
at SO holes in the $4,000 Texa.
international Open golf tourna-
ment.
De Vicenzo. professional al
Mexico City's Country Club pick.
ing up vacation expense money
shot a SIS five hours earlier anc
his 1870 for SO holes stood up UNI
til Littler birdied the 18th hole
with an S-foot putt.
just before Littler pulled hi:
stretch drive, Cary Middleton
the Memphis dentist golfer
lposted q 81 for two-day total
Of 1871. Cary missed a birdie BY
2 inches on the 18th or he. too
would have tied for the lead.
Big Bill Casper of Chulavista
Calf, who had been tied with
Litter and Middleton for the
opening round lead, took a 6s
today and fell to fourth.
Littler Upland Down
Littler's push down the last
nine was an up-and-down af-
fair. He hit No. IA four under
par but took a DOGGY. He also
bogeyed No. is but birdied 1t
with a 12-foot putt and then
after PAIRING IT. got his clinchine
birdie on Is.
De Vincenzo, 33-year-old ma
tive Of Buenos Aires, has played
on United States tours several
times and won his share of the
money but it has been several
years since he won a first place
| De Vincenzo had six brides
in his string and narrowly
missed an eagle from eight feel
on the first hole. His only bogey
was at the second hole when hi
landed on what he called "thS
slope" of the green and took two
to get down.
Middleton Pleased
Middleton said he was pleased
with his round, particularly hi;
putting, and pointed to two long
downhill puttS-l2 feet at 2 ano
IL at II. He bogeyed No. 5 with
a bad tee shot and chip and No
6 when he 3-putted. He came
out of a bunker on 10 to almost
nip a birdie.
Littler. on the tour for the
third year, has been a heavy
winner from the start. Middle
coff has been one of the top mer
/ for years. Each has won two
tournaments this year.
Sam Snead of White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, pretournament
Ffavorite. HAD another 81 for 1874
He had two 13-foot puts fol
brides.
Snead Tied for Fifth
Snead was tied with Bill
Trombley, Dallas professional
for fifth place. Trombley shot
a Sc today. In sixth place was
Tommy Bolt Of Houston, who
had 50 today for 1876.
Leaders after 36 holes:
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Steve BeIko to Coach
OREGON Basketball

EUGENE. Greg. June 2 R.-
Steve Belko's appointment as
basketball coach at the Univer-
sity Of Oregon was announced
today.
Belko. 80. was coaching at
Idaho State College where the
teams he coached won four con-
lsecutive Rocky Mountain titles
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Army Stickmen Top
Maryland Club

WEST POINT, N. Y, June 2
(P). Perry Smith scored four
goals in the second period to
pave the way to an "a Army
victory over the Maryland La
crosse Club today.
The first classman, who grad
uated Tuesday, starred despite
torrential rain.
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Eagles Sign Lonsford

PHILADELPHIA. June 2 (R.--
The Eagles today signed Buck
Lansford, 230-pound guard
tackle. Lansford, formerly Of the
University Of Texas. was an out
standing rookie last year. 4,
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1855 "s-ss' de luxe
Holiday coupe: special island coral
and shantung beige. De luxe heater
and defroster. de luxe radio, VS..
washer de luxe steering wheel. cleo.
clock. glareproof mirror. accessory
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power brakes. Wv tires. wheel
discs, custom lounge cushions. spe-
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daily to 2. Service dept. open
until midnight. Mon. through Fri.
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WIS washer de luxe steering wheel.
cleo. clock. glare-proof mirror. Au-
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horn. Wv. tires. tinted glass.
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TRAllERS

ROYAL sPARTANETTE '5e-35 it.,
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MG SO; fully equip. never raced;
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green wheels, new custom green top
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SO. 5-56Q3. Ill
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Ill
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1850 "ss"; torpedo
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blue. hydramstic; SOS. JU. 9-220S.
oLDsMoBILE 1854 .ss'. 4-door
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miles; Till sserifieee; seq see It; drive
1855 $50 de luxe
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de luxe heater and defroster,. de
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OLDS So de luxe '.'SS" 4-door
hydramatic. radio, heater. seal
covers: under 10000 actual miles;
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Safety tested for your protection
30-day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. tOlds>. KE. 7-13oS. -12
OLDS 1855 Super "sS": hydra, pow
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLER 1852 Crown Imperial:
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equip; low mil; 1895 or best Of
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since driven as End family car,
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TAKE o. s. I TO
BANNING IL SONS

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oLDs AZ "ss" 4-dr,; r. and h;
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spent on cond.: very good buy; for
any reasonable offer. XII. 9-6675,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10
GARAGES
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED


CADILLAC. so or later: will trade
so Custom Packard sedan: top
cond., plus cash. OIL. 2-TS17.
Ill
USED MERCEDES REM. Model 220,
4-door sedan, 1884 or '55. Call
Acnday. DU. 7-7612, between 8
and 1870 pm. III
n. c. DEALER paying top prices
for. cars VILLAGE MOTORS. 14th
and R. l. ave. ne. AID. 4-0444.
WANTED, USED CARS-Wiu pay
high cash price. for autos for
southern dealer FLOOD PONTIAC.
4221 Conn ave NV.
DEALER. in town this
week, will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call IA. 9-4S01
WANTED-1951- 4-dr. powere1ide
Chevrolet. No dealers. XII. S-3317.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-10

FORD 1853 sunliner "s'' convert
ible; new top. leather interior; l
owner; Sa95. S195 down. BELL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave, NV Wo.
FORD Giis5a Ranch Wagon; r. and
h.: immaculate inside and out;
$S95. S245 down. BELL MOTORS
SOTO Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-Sg0o.
FORD SO "s" Country Fordor sta
ton wagon sedan: r. and h., driven
less than 5000 miles: like new in
every way: S2,295; sold new over
$4,000; Call TU. .-465@ for in
FORD 4? tudor "s"; new paint job.
motor recently overhauled, Wv.
tires. in good condition. and extras.
800 or best offer. Must sell. WA
FORD 80 coupe: orig. black finish,
radio; heater; best offer. Call AP.
FORD r'oi 1850 coupe; has upholstery
worth $3.50. Emerson $4,000.
FORD 1851; good running eopdi,
o ti9n: AZ sT,ea asaS $50 cash or 1 1es'
FORD 1850 Tudor: heater. seat
e caii ~. ~ 1850 sSsS '0n0i''OH' I'll IL
FORD 1853 Victoria; black with
ivory top: red and ivory interior;
immaculate cond.; S1,19o: orig
owner, sAD. 4-O327. Ill
FORD '54 Custom VS. Tudor; blue,
white: r. and h.: Fordomatic: ex-
cellent cond.: diplomat leaving;
Sl,075. WO. 6-4572. Ill
FORD '55 Fairlane: r., h. and Ford
oma astie; 1900 mia pvt owner;
FORD '55 VS. custom 4-dr.; Ford
omatic, fully equipped. Excel. cond.
OWNER, tn. 2-7645. IL
FORD 1858 Custom IS" Tudor, r.
and h.; | owner; 1895. $l95 down.
BELL MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave.
FORD Victoria 1854 hardtop; black
and white. r., h.. pvt. st owner;
excel. cond.; Sl,400. DE. 2-O432.
FORD 1949 convertible VS.: custom
lied; waterfall blue; matching Gus
tom upholstery; new top. new
tires, r. and h.; mechanically per-
feet. $500. EN-. 2-293l. IL