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ARL. FALLS cHuRcH-FAIRFAx
You. Still Have Time
To Buy a Home in
1856 II You Hurry

MCLEAN Is GROWING.
Buy now while prices are at
their lowest. Here's q brand
new. 4-bedrm., 2-bath, 2 fire-
places. sep. din. rm., lovely
kit. with eating space; full
bsmt,; for only S2O.95O.
$500 cash will handle.
You'll find no better any
where. See for yourself. By
calling JE. 3-2O93.
$1,000 DN., assume S15.-
600 4hss Gil loan. Neat.
long. low brick rambler, 22-
II. liv. rm.. 12-ft. kit, 3
bedrms., tiled bath; big day
light bsmt. with rec. rm. You
must see this one. JE. 3.
SMART, 4-yr.-young. s.
bedrm. rambler; full bsmt.:
fenced yd.: assume S12,36O,
4hec first trust. Total price
only S1b,S0O. Shops. schools.
buses around the the corner.
ON A WOODED l00x367
level lot; hrand-new. slant
size brick Cape Cod: big ltv.
rm.. firepl.. formal din. rn.,
2 twin-sized bedrnls., tiled
bath: stairway to more bed
Tm. space up; full bsmt.; lo-
Gated in FAIRFAX Town.
WOODED h.acre lot In
Arlington around corner
entr.. downstairs bedrm. and
bath. 22-ft. din. rm. with
picture window, paneled den,
13x13 kitchen, nice liv. rm.
with firepl., 2 large bedrms.
and bath up: h.-w.h.: bsmt.
Biz open front and side
d. 900 On. fmnsd. po;i. JE.
LIKE LIKE TO LIVE ON LAKE
BLVD7 Mighty smart address
and . mighty lovely home.
59-ft. brick rancher with II.
II. liv. rm. with iireply 3
nice bedrms.. 2 baths; giant
daylight bsmt.: wall-to-wah
earpeting; fancy equip kit;
awnings. carport are q few
Of the extras. Assume S20,-
200. 4ises loan. $4,000 cash.
Occupy in one week. Want
70 see it2 JE. 3-2093
JUST LISTED. 4s-ft. rus
tic brick raneher. brand-nev;
q bedrfns., . tiled baths.
large living rna.. flrepi., sep.
din. rm.: bsmt. with Dieture
window; only S1S,i50, FHA.
military or civilian. A mar
Velous valuel Call JE. 3-20g3
Vm. A. Chapman, RealtC
as1s Lee hwy. Arl.. Va.
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MACHINERY end EoUIPMTNI

500 GSFS ST Sa.sA1SEE NV.
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HILLAfAN 1855 hardtop 2-dr. sedan:
ivory and red finish. Heater and de-
froster. Economical transp. for the
low price of ofily 90Q6
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GARAGES

FOk HhNI-Brits ,so bIaE,Y bIaEa,Y ss s,,ss sg No
PHELPS. NC. Ma. $4,000.
GARACE, / biz. from Dupont eireis.
$50 per month including eIec-
fricfty AD 4.N6a6'
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/. .sPECT;ATaI

oIHERe no CHOOSE FROM
1920 FIRST ST. S.W. IL
ALFA ROMEO SPRINT 'S6 $3.50
yAGUAR xK-14O-Me '5b S2,20b
JAgUAR xK-120 Roadster
AusTN-HEALEY Roadster @i''S'
JACK PRY. LTD. 14th and P
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HONEST VALUE or maybe not SO
honest hon st. since inc We feel the ePDSaisal
will get q. bargain here. Brick; 4
bedrms.: level. fenced yard: rec.
rm. in full bsmt.; living room with
fireplace: sep. din. rm.; $4,000.
81 or assume . big loan with low
down payment. HOLLEY REALTY,
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AUTOS FOR SALE Gent,

TcHRYsLER 1855 NY. 4-dr.: sharp
interior. equip. with power steering. 4
power brakes; beaut. eond.; full
price only $2,79b. Can finance with
only S245 down.
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JAGUAR 1854 XK-l2Q-M roadster;
excellent condition; S2.lbO. EN-. q
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEAR RIVERWOOD
88-FOOT
RAMBLER


Home environment means every.
thing to your family. This one is
located in prime neighborhood adj
Joining exclusive Riverwood. This
2-bedrm. and paneled-den home has
onto a lovely level lot with 30-ft.
swimming pool. The floor plan has
many features for gracious living.
Step-down liv. rm., 20-ft. rear scr.
porch with awnings and tile floor;
friRerator, dishyasher. disposal and
exhaust fan; wall-to-wa1l carpet,
drapes, washer and drier are in
cluded. Every consideration to detail
was given when this home was built.
elusive listing. Shown bX appoint
ment only.
Yeonas Realty
1918 Wilson Blvd. IA. a-21O0
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ARCADE PONTIAC

.1437 Irving st. NV, AD. 1-sbOo
Also 3460 l4th st. NV, RA' 3.9820
PONTIAC '60 de luxe z-door station
wagon hydra, .. steeririe. loaded,
low MI, new-ear warranty; S2,309.
tiLOOD PoNT5ACs 1921 Connee-
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Wheeler, ChrySler plymouth

4sO0 WisccNsiiNN NsiiNiN.vHoE NV. en- MDsEA1ES s.IdsS
pLXMouTH $50 Beive. VS. 4-doofl
peauttul sport-tone finish; eosIin.
Win powernite, radio, heater. Wv.
stes etc; neW-car guar: list for
ssSa,SO4;ISi now Sl.795; can finapce
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ALExANDRIA--seif-liquidstins In
lily who wants ROOM. Within 10
minutes Of Pentaeon. See this (,
living room with fireplace, sep:
dining rm;. lge.. family-sized
kitchen. 2 baths. 4 bedrms, and
Will rent with option 20 buy at
S14O per mo. MRS. CHACEY, 80.
b.52O0 On so. S-6059
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cMRYsLER- ER-PLYMoUTH % DFAI.Fp
e1O9 0eorela Ave. NV, Ia g-1gt.fl
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbfook 4-doo..
radio. heater. turn siEnals. sest
covers; original green finish: clean.
one owner: sale price S077.
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ARLINGTON, N.-Si7,500 FHA.
rm. 23.ft., frepl.. secluded scr.
porch 16-ft., din. rm. 1912. kit,
breakfast spaces End A.. 2h airy
bedrms,. rose tiled bath: full bsmt.,
small paneled rec. rm.. " bath,
rear S SsTd u tr.ss srsfs srsp. isnSsa srSoT
I blk. Lee hwy, school. shops.
$4,000 FHA, sos mo. Immediate
poss. LUCILLE COOK. JE. 2-3272,
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IA. 10000

RKAL ESTATE SERVICE NC
1317 =. ois5s 20 Lss Hvy.
Opsn 80
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ALEXANDKIA-One Of the incest
brick semidetached homes in Jeffer-
son Manor with Q view Of the
countryside. Full basement with
finished recreation room. bar, out
side entrance. living room, sepa-
rate. dining foom... fully. equipped
Kitchen. garbage disposal. exhaust
porch. Convenient to everything.
Full price only $4,000: terms avail
able BELL REALTY CO., XII. s.
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INVEST. PROP SALE tcont LOTS ACREAGE SALE Cont

APT. SITE. Mont. Co. nr. wash.
reas. trade. COFFMAN REALTY
CO., JU. 9-4123 or HE. 4-2O77
any time.
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ARL. PALLs CHURCH. MCLEAN
TWIN LIVING ROOMS

Make this imposing new
custom brick home an "en-
tertalners dream" traditional
recessed early Aperican en-
trsnce to wide center hall.
Liv. rm. Number is rs It.
long by IA Il. wide and Is on
the reverse plan affording
Inagnilicent view OF lovely
wooded glen. Traditional din.
nm. house beautifui'' kit.
Completely private 3-bedrm.
sleeping wing with 2 gleaminR
tiled baths and abundance
Of closets. short iron rallied
stairway TO liv. rmi; Number
2 with picture window, cedar
panelng; second fireplace
and adjacent 70 third full
bath. Huee basement utility
room and preparation made
for maids room: lust 10
minutes from Chain Bridge.
S3i 800 A MAGNIFICENT
HOME FOR THOSE WHO
CAN AFFORD THE VERY
bEO T.
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AuToMoBILrs ION sALl

FALMOUTH '50 Belvs. VS. 4-doQr;
with power1ite, radio. heater, Wv.
hfeS. ETC., neW-car guar; list FER
~, 3O4 .7S: now $1.705; can flnanC0
with &106 down
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Arlington Giant

Mes brick bedrms.. .
fuil batht, nreplaee. separate
9ir rn,, huge science H.
WITH surface unit range anA
val oven. Pull hSmt with
nnfden entrance; walk 10
srfocit shops. churches.
hussea. OUTSTANDING at
s90.00il With fi5 .bO0---4iasS
dnancine availatie 20 auait-
- aatasnn. can
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AUTOS . IRUcKs EoR NIRI

MOVING. pEtfvKEY, oKNEEAf
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LoTs. AcREAeI FoR sALI

OvER An AcRE foF lhs priee of )
lof. INST 81 lndian Head hwy 4
miles frsn District. many hns
paged foad. saltpblf Ter fambisf
win uoif-cui b4mt unllmitec
Is.ez..sARss 80 -, ii,,,'i = n ';sssY
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CLoSE-IN LOCATION
BURGDORF, INC.
"a p saar
FOUR BEDROOMS

NJ RAiNlKR--Bunsa I fare,
exggi tcrc az 81 james
HTATI6 --A.hsdru tet rlsio-
nia EAt h.Mh nr q jeFomea
tsvIk REaLTf c6. VA f.ctsl
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HONEYMOON
COTTAGE

2-bedroom. brick. charmer that
would be perfect for newlyweds OF
discreet bachelori Separate 6inin1
room. equipped kitchen; full base
ment: side screened porch: detached
brick garage: and plenty OF trees
in convenient Falls Church location
Only $4,000. Call IA. 10000.
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lHoUsEs for SALE VA. tccns. J

ARLINGTON
VERY LARGE ROOMS
California rambler with 8 generous
floor. Easy step-saying living Is
afforded here. Anchor-feneed lot
ssEs fsady for 'Stri immediate Hss0n OCCUPANCY. s
S21 300. and name your termsl
CALL IA. 7-9300 TIL Q
ARLINGTON REALTY
23OO WILSON BLVD. tREALToRl
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ROYAL MOTORS. INC



WASHINGTONS LARGEST
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 9-2900
CHRYSLER 1856 NY. 4-dr.: sharu
royal blue finish with 2-tone nyion
interior. equip. with power steering,
power brakes: beaut. c0nd.: full
price only $2.7D6. Can finance with
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
WA4HINGTON's LARGEST
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER
400 Georgia Ave. NV, ia. $4,000
CITREON '57; now on display. It is
sensational. JACK PRY. l4th
DE SOTO 81 convertible; radio,
heater. automatic transmission: /:
original green finish: celan through
out; exceptional value for only S489.
Wheeler, ChrySler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN, NV, EN-. 2-102O
DODGE '53 Coronet VS. 4-door:
radio, heater. automatic. transmits
sion;. original black finish; an out
standing value for only $695.
Wheeler, Chrysler- Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4S00 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-IO20
DODGE 80 2-dr. Roadmaster conv.;
new new topi tires; paint; $500 or best
DODGE 1855 Coronet 2-dr,; heater.
white-wan tires, automatic transmits
sion. pink and black finish. Only
$l,49b and carries BONDED, NO.
COST LABOR AND MATERIAL ONE
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Short on Cash?

Snort on CaSn!
Here Is your opportunity to buy .
3-bedroom brick rambler with only
1920 down and payments less
than rent. Full basement with out
side entrance. living room with fire-
place, all-electric kitchen with dish
yssnSsnS Sna disp0ssl ETC. Prlcsd at only
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-4900
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

REAL ESTATE BROKER desires dssl
space preferably IN attorneys Of.
nee. Dupont 7.3i3D.
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PONTIAC 1855 Star Chief z-dF.; has
brakes ise: tSni's'Sn Snish tres sss PSsSsst
Carries BONDED, NO-COST LABOH
AND c,I2vM MATERIAL oNE-YEAR GUAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Win in PIuyoff
Gains Junior Golf
Title for Bowie

Keith Bowie brought the
Maryland Junior Open title to
Washington for the first time
in four years yesterday when
the 6-foot-3 Prince Georges
youngster shot a 70 at Roland
Park in Baltimore and then won
a playoff over Mike Becker OF
Indian Spring.
Bowie, runnerup and medalist
in the District Junior this week
and Becker, No. 2 player on the
Coolidge team. both had 73s and
Bowie won on the first extra
hole John Grub. the new Dis
trict junior champion, was Sec
ond with a "a.
Washington swept the three
divisions. Chuck Lubar of Wood
mont, winner of the l4-15 flight
in the District. again beat this
age group with a 70 and then
ia playoff victory over Dick Oden
No. / man on the Coolidge team
from Rock Creek.
Dan Boone of Columbia, run
nerup in the 13-and-under divi-
sion in the District, won an 81
to top his class. A field of IS
competed, AZ from the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
BY the Associated Press

Nearly 100000 in added
money was up for grabs at the
country's seven major race tracks
today with speedy Swaps going
fol. the biggest share in the $780,
000-added Inglewood Handicap
at Hollywood Park.
Swaps, Rex Ellsworth's 1855
Kentucky Derby winner who
already has hung up three world
records this year. picks up 100
pounds and comedies plenty of
weight in the mile and one-six-
tenth Hollywood feature.
C. v. Whitney's game little
Fisherman heads a field of 10 in
the $4,000 Stymie Handicap at
Belmont Park. The mile and one
half race is named in honor of
the famous handicap star who
once was the worlds leading
money winner with $918,485 in
131 starts.
Delaware Park presents the
second of its three rich races for
the distaff members of the turf
with Parlo from William Du-
points Foxcatcher Farm the luke
warm choice in the SOS, 900 added
New Castle Handicap. Parlo.
champion B. year old filly of
1854, last year won the $l50.000
added Delaware Handicap which
will be renewed next Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
'AdmiroIs' at Full Strength
AS Injured Fields Returns

SYRACUSE, N. Y. June %
(P). - The Navy "Admirals" =
considered the greatest eight-oar
crew Of all time-will be intact
after all when the crew seeks
to represent the United States
for the second time in the
Olympics.
Coach Rusty Csllow, who
tutored the Admirals to 81
straight victories as collegians
said he had put Bill Fields back
at No. 3 oar land / intend tc
keep him there"
Rusty had called up Leonard
Anton from this years Navy
varsity and moved him into thu
Olympic boat to replace Fields
who suffered a cracked wis
bone in a softball game a weel
ago.
But in yesterdays workou
Callow had Fields back in tn,
shell.
After, Rusty said the tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
CuIIinone Plays Spencer
In Middle Atlantic Golf

co-medalist. 2 up, and proved it
was no fluke by downing the
Randolph Macon football coach,
Paul SEVERN of Ashland, Va, 4
and 3, in the afternoon.
McFerren Loses 2 and l
Ewell advanced by beating
Jerry McFerren of Norbeck. 2
and /, and Jerry's father-Bill,
sr.-by the same score. Wal
lace squeezed by Bob Blake Of
Emporia. Va. l up, and trimmed
John Owen, jr., of Silver Spring,
% and 2. Loving, after advanc-
ing by default from Ashley
Briggs of Hampton, edged Bert
Brown of Hampton, / up.
In other f1rst-round matches
OBrien defeated James H
Kelly of Richmond, 3 and 2;
Beman used a birdie on the 10Th
hole to eliminate j. B. Hall. jr.,
of Richmond, l up; Bill Nc
Ferren. jr.. edged Burr Melvin
of Newport News, Va. l up;
Serevin routed Herbert Wagner
of Garrison. Md. 5 and A; Bill
McFerren, ST.. beat Robert Hon.
ston of Richmond, 3 and 2
Owen downed Wexford Jones Of
Laurel, Va, 3 and l, and Brown
scored over Hubert Holland o.
Richmond, 4 and 3.
The 36-hole finals will be
played tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

was much better than the dis
appointing" time Thursday with
Anton rowing the No. 6 spot.
I'VE had to make several
changes in the shell to use
Anton" Callow said. He added
that shaking up the boat in
order to clear the No. 6 oar
for Anton had slowed 1t down
Fields seemed to be going
Just about as good as usual
today. I'll keep him in the
boat, ne said.
The Admirals. who won the
olymplcs for the United States
in 1852, will race Cornell, win
ner of last weeks intercollegiate
Rowing Association regatta here
in the first elimination heat OF
the Olympic trials here next
Thursday, Washington and
Stanford will fill out the first
at. The first two will &C
II 10 the semifinals on Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Swaps Tops Turf Stars
In Action Over Nation

The Calumet Farms Fabius,
winner of the Preakness but third
back of Needles and Career Boy
in the recent Belmont Stakes, is
in Ohio to tackle w. r. Beasley's
Canadian Champ in the mile and
one-eighth of. the Ohio Derby at
IThistledown. Canadian Champ
lis just that in Canada with a
string of eight victories this year,
including the Queens Plate.
The Maine Chance Farms Jet
Action tops a field of nine with
122 pounds in the mile and one
eighth of the $4,000 LauranCe
Armour Memorial at Arlington
Park. Decathlon from the River
Divide Farm packs top weight of
1872 pounds as the probable choice
in the 6 furlongs of the $4,000
select handicap at Monmouth
Park.
The $4,000 Bay State Kinder
garten Stakes at SIG furlongs
heads Suffolk Downs card. The
sprint has attracted field of
IL with Beauguerre top weighted
under 100 pounds.
Swaps. who broke Citations
mile record with a 1856 clock
ing two weeks ago. gives IA
pounds to Porterhouse to whom
he bowed recently and nine to the
fast stepping Bobby Brocato.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY

The Mrs. John K. Barry who
won the District Women's Golf
Championship in her second try
at Bethesda Country Club yes
terday has acquired poise and
polish in contrast to the nervous
young lady who lost in the title
match last year.
Mrs. Barry appeared to be the
aggressor yesterday in a 3 and 2
triumph over Mrs. Frank Cush,
the Maryland State champion
from Argyle. A year ago, how.
ever, she did not offer too much
resistance in the final against
Mrs. E. c. Ferriday, jr.
Her handicap figures reveal
how much better golf she is
playing. In the accurately kept
figures of the WDGA, Mrs. Barry
was seven handicap player last
year. but now she's 0.88, OF less
than half a stroke from being a
scratch player. She's had that
many good scores this year.
Seldom has a player been in
less difficulty in winning a city
championship. Mrs. Barry played
club champions in her first two
matches. the 1854 titlist in the
Isemifinals, and the Maryland
champion in the final, and still
hasn't seen the last two holes
in match play. And she was
second low qualifier with a n.
Sc was a total of 16 up in the
four matches.
Good on Back Nine
Mrs. Barry, sun-tanned 23-
year-old. has an ideal build for
a good woman golfer. The pros
and the good amateur golfers
who followed the title match
yesterday all remarked about her
fine hand action. the way she
moves into the ball, and her
distance off the tee.
Starting with the 18th and
through the 10Th. the long holes
on the back nine, Mrs. Barry
played them like she owned
them all week.
In all of her matches she
showed a whopping majority of
winning holes from IL through
Is. including yesterday when she
ended the match with par tours
on the 18th and 18th. She
reached the 18th with two
splendid shots, and then chipping
dead on the 10th after a long
iron second shot got away when
her club slipped because of the
humid, sticky weather.
Mrs. Barry, who has worked
in tireless fashion for this tri-
umph. plans to play as much
golf as possible through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
SPREADING Joy THROUGH WEST
Senators Help Gorcio
Regain Pitching Touch

Bunky Stewart in a double
header.
Last nights execution was
rather rapid, with the Indians
splurging for four runs in the
second inning against Chuck
Stobbs after Third Baseman Ed
Yost allowed Jim Busby to reach
first on a wide throw.
Chico Carrasquel walked and
Earl Averill, behaving like his
old man, drilled double to left,
scoring Busby. Garcia's sacrifice
fly got Carrasquel across, while
a walk to Gene Woodling and
singles by AL Smith and Al Rosen
produced two more runs.
Senators Muff Chances
That was it. The Senators
had some chances, but more
complete muf1ng of them is
hard to imagine. They loaded
the bases in the fourth inning
when Clint Courtney singled
and Jim Lemon and Ernie
Oravetz walked, but Jose VAL
divielSo hit a double-play
grounder back to Garcia.
In the seventh inning, Lemon
and Oravetz scratched back-to-
back singles The attack that
followed wouldn't have knocked
the lint off anybody's lapel. Herb
Plews batted for Valdy and
watched a third strike. Lou Ber-
beret batted for Stobbs ano
grounded out. Yost looked al
a third strike.
The Indians collected 10 hits
with Averill getting three, and
the 9,946 customers went home
happV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Correspondent

CLEVELAND. June %. - The
sunshine-spreading Senators, dis
tributing glee in every city, are
correcting a lot of evil. If there's
an ailment around they'll cure
1t, Just as they came to the
rescue of faltering Mike Garcia
here last night in being dealt
a 40 defeat by the Indians.
Garcia had been buffeted
somewhat freely since last stack
ing up against the Senators near
ly three weeks ago. He had been
shelled three successive times,
but the happiness boys straight
ened him out.
Mike probably was wondering
il he had lost the touch. He had
pitched a shutout against the
Senators in his only previous
appearance against them. Last
might he did it again, improving
on CnaC IlrSC EFFORT Dy 1lrlng
five-hitter.
Griggs Pitches Today
It's been a long, long time since
the Senators have stirred up a
run against Garcia. Mike fin
Iished last season with seven
straight scoreless innings against
Washington and the total now
reads IS in row.
The Senators, Alb in the West
will attempt to polish that tarn-
ished record today, with Hal
Griggs slated to take the mound
against Bob Lemon. Tomorrow
the Indians will stack Herb
Score and Art Houtteman against
Washington's Bob Wiesler and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
WOMAN ANGLER
GETS FIRST MARLIN

THO first white marlin OF
1856 season was caught
yesterday at Jack Spot off
Ocean City, Md. by Mrs.
jeanette Owings Of Wash
ington, fishing from Ter
rapin III skippered by CAL
vim Lilliston.
The first marlin last year
was caught by her husband.
Osbourne Owings, on June
"a. He also was fishing with
Capt. Lilliston.
Mrs. Owings fish
weighed rs pounds and
measured 8 feet, / inch.
She caught it on 20-pound
test monofllament line. 1t
took her / hour and is min
les to boat the FISH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23
Dinghy Title Won
By Navy Shippers
On Disqualification

DETROIT, June % (P.-
Brown University could have
come in last in the final race
yesterday and still won the Ma
tional intercollegiate dinghy
championships. But a fouled
anchor rope gave the victory ia
Navy by a point margin.
! Browns B Division entry
skippered by John Quinn was
disqualified in the 32d and final
race for brushing against the
starter boat. The dinghy's CEN
lterboard had gotten entangled
in the anchor rope of the official
vessel.
The disqualification was the
only thing that could have given
the goth annual championships
TO Navy, The final tabulation
gave POI points to the Middies
and 200 to Brown.
The coveted Henry A. Morse
Trophy went to Navy shippers
Jim Googe and Dave Mintor
and crewmen Otto Rice and Al
Friedland.
High point shippers in the A
Division were Fred Hoppin OF
Harvard with LOG and Tom
Hazlehurst of Brown with 1902
In the B Division. Googe Of Navy
had ll3, high for the meeting
and Ron Meissner Of Notrt
Dame 100.
Other scores for the three-day
regatta sponsored by the Inter.
collegiate Yacht Racing Associa-
ton OF America were: University
of Michigan, 178; Harvard. ITS;
Notre Dame, l73; Merchant Ma
ring Academy, 1853; Pomona.
Claa emont, l64, and Occidental
Llad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-23

RICHMOND, June % (P).-
Veteran Wynsol Spencer OF
Hampton. Va, faced what may
be his biggest hurdle in his bid
for the 54th Middle Atlantic
Amateur golf championship in
today's quarter-finals. y
Spencer, four-time Virginia
State Amateur titlist, ran up
against Anthony Perky Gull
linane of Bethesda, Md. 2l-year-
old Georgetown University senior
In other quarter-final scraps
Wayne Jackson of Hampton
clashed with Carl Lohren of Sill
yer Spring, Md; 42-year-old
Jack Harris of Richmond bat
tied a fellow townsman. Dave
Ewell. jr., and Stuart Wallace
of Richmond met r. F. Buddy
Loving, jr., of Charlottesville.
Cullinane's morning victim
yesterday was Donald Sullivan
of Silver Spring, Md. who bowed
2 UP. He then ousted Bill Tom
linson. jr., of Richmond,
and /.
Spencer Has 1t Easy
Spencer, meanwhile, was hav
ing an easy time. first by whip
ping John Weaver of Laurel. Va,
S and 3, and then Lawrence
O'Brien of Richmond. A and 3.
jackson and Lohren, also il
the upper bracket. came up will
impressive victories. Jackson de
feated Woodrow Wilson of Rich
mond, 4 and 3. and Deane Be
man of Bethesda, 3 and 2. Lob
rem triumphed over James j
Boatwright of Richmond, 6 ant
S. and Bill McFerren, jr., of Nor
beck Md, 2 and /.
Harris registered two out
standing performances in lowe
bracket play and probably wa
the hottest golfer on the sun
baked layout. He surprised Kel
Scales Of Baltimore. the othe