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HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont.

By OWNER---4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod: basement: large fenced lot.
Screened porch; storm windows:
plus $500 cash. JE. 3-S765.
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VISIT

Enjoy spring now in this 3-bed-
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located on q street Of fiowering.
crabapple trees. In beautiful Sligo
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call HE. $4,000.
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ADElrHI-M Modern brick-and- stone
rms. fircpls beautiful kit. sic. 800.
Conv. TO Nd. University. HUGH J..
PECK. he. 4-6400. 1850 New
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.M-m-m-mG0OD

Is what you'll say when you see this
charming ree-bedroom, aIl-brick
residence. Situated on q lovely cor
ner lot with trees. rear Is fenced,
separate dining room, 0E kitchen
with disnwasher and disposal. full
Priced at S15.050. VIII 60 OF OF
you may assume q large AM loan Of
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Is q stones throw from this excep-
rambler with three twin-size BED
rooms, one pine paneled, q large,
brilliant living and dining room
kitchen with breakfast nook and
large utility room. The well-cared-
for lawn and flowers show the own-
er's pride In this fine home. Inspect
i today. tomorrow may be too late.
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CT, ONLY So. 95O-doiden oppor-
tunity TO purchase modern detached
brick, 3 spacious rms. frepl., bsmt. /:
less than. GI appraisal. Vacant.
Park. CT, $3.50 down.
HUGH q. PECK HE. 10000
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KENSINGTON

Mr.. NIH-NAvAL HOSP.
!. Unusually ,.s attractive : rsmbIsr. has
area, fully equip. kit, 8 Ice. bed
rms. and tile bath: full bsmt.. gas
heat: lge. freed lot: S13.950, CT
500 down. For details call Mr..
McGlnniss, Ma. $4,000: ewes, tn.
2 FREDER sMIi' &, sERENs, SALES
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WOODSIDE PARK

o. F. Smith g. Bros. Co.
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CHEVERLY-3-bedrm. brick with
firepl. IN 20-ft. liy. rm... sep. din.
mr.. st. Ambrose. Exclusive swim club
IN SECTION. Only Sl5.95Q. CT APP
prcEsS PRINCE GEORGES PROP
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS bedrms.,
l bath, sep. dining rm.; full base
ment made into a suite OF rooms
with full bath. Blessed Sacrament
Parish. Ideal for large family with
teen-agers. NICHOLS REAL ES-
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CHESTERBROOK GARDENS
Lovely brick rambler situated on
an SOx155 level lot; family-size liv.
rm. and din. rm.: modern kit. with
eating space plus 23x1S pine-pan-
eled clubrm. with firepl.; attached
carport. Price, $2O,95O
THOS.i J. FISHER & co.
IA E.ORS1
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COLLEGE PARK (HollyWood)--3-
bedrm,. brick ramb.. full bsmt., rec.
rm;. tile bath, o closets. equip. kit
S11.10O. Assume CT loan, owner
will take back bal. or $500 dn. CT.
]. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-S08O.
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CHILLUM, ST. Johns parish--4-bed-
| rm., brick Cape Cod; has level lot:
full bsmt.: ] block to bus. LUBY-
| ROBERTS, HA. 2-45l8
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|HiIIsoto Wins at LoureI;
|Adios Harry Fails Again

Adios Harry blew another big
one last night when he broke on
the first turn of the $4,000
Laurel Invitation and wound up
fifth. far behind the on-rush-
ing winner, Hillsota.
Hillsota, a 6-year-old cam
paigner with a fine reputation
of his own, won briskly in the
excellent time of 2:0l les, just
one and fifth seconds off the
track and State records set by
Hi-Lo's Forbes in 1858.
Mrs. Alice Miller's brown
horse. driven by Earl Avery, hit
the wire just three-quarterS of a
length in front of, Chuck Volo,
driven by Wendell Wathen, jr.
Wilmington's Star, driven by Ed
die Taylor, took show money by
IA neck over Philip Scott. Dot
ties Pick was sixth and last.
1t was another one of those
nights for Adios, the so-callec
wonder horse" who either win.
big or loses the same way. 1t wa.
the third. big one of the Mary.
land season that hard-luck Har.
ny. owner of IL world records
has lost. He was a badly beaten
fifth in the $4,000 Good Time
Pace at Rosecroft. won by Philip
Scott. But he came back to re.
deem himself to his hackers By
winning the $4,000 Henry VolC
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% 10 Tee0ff
In Pub|icL Links

1t win be almost an all-Wash-
ington field when % golfers tee
of Thursday in the 36-hole quail
flying round of the 31st annual
Public Links tournament at
East Potomac Park. Matches will
be played on the B and D
courses.
Lone outsider is Arthur j.
Daddezio of Baltimore. Although
Maryland and Virginia players
were eligible to compete he was
the only nom Washington golfer
interested in trying for one of
the three qualifying berths. The
trio will be eligible to represent
this District in the national
tournament at Harding Park,
San Francisco, July OLA.
If the medalist Thursday is a
Washingtonian, which figures,
he'll have his round-trip ex-
penses to San Francisco paid by
Severine G. Leoff1er. operator of
the public courses here.
Starting times are as follows:
s:0S-l2:07-Earl Marcy. oeorse
Graham, Andrew Oliveri;. S:14-12:t4--
Theodore King, Gary Robinson. Pete
Walter Z. Gree, Charles Alexander
S:2S-l :2S-John Bowers. Raymond
Willett c. E Stanley: S:35- 2:35-Panl
Nicholson. Keith Kalio. Paul Paschke:
Hughes, Ralph vinovich Pete Chase
Arthur Daddezio. Patrick
wilmington, Julian Williams; S:56- ! :56
Wayne Middleton, Rafe Bolts, Hank
c. Miracle. ir.
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St. Cyr Wins Title Again
In Equestrian OIympics

STOCKHOLD, June Is (Pl.-
Henry st. Cyr, elegantly erect ole
gentleman of horsedom, won his
second gold medal in a row today
in the equestrian Olympic games
: Thanked by two pretty ladies
who placed second and third, the
54-year-old Swede received his
first-place prize for the Grand
Prix dressage. 1t was the same
title he won four years ago in
the Olympic games at Helsinki.
Sweden also won the team
dressage title today, its third gold
medal in four events this week.
America 18th
The best that America could dc
was 18th by Maj. Robert Borg of
The Dalles. Greg, who had 100
points riding the veteran mount
Bill Biddle. Elaine Shirley Watt
of Upper Montclair, N. j., COM
peted yesterday, scoring $50
points. which placed her 3Oth
among the 36 competing.
In second place today behind
st. Cyr, who scored $50. was Lis
Hartel. Denmark's 34-year- old
polio victim. with $50 points.
In third place with 1872 was
Liselott Linsenhoff. an attractive
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Canadian Coed
Wins Golf Title

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June Is
P.-Marlene Stewart of Font
hill. Ont. 5 feet. l inch of preci-
sion golfer. won the Women's
National Collegiate golf cham
pionship today with a 3 and 2
victory over Ruth lessen. who
plays on the mems golf team at
Seattle University.
The same girls met in the
North-South Amateur at Pine
hurst. N. c.. and Marlene won
that one, too, l up.
Miss Stewart, 22-year-old re-
cent Rollins College graduate,
took early command over her
l9-year-old opponent and led
all the way after Miss lessen
three-putted the third green.
Miss Stewart. the Canadian
Women's champion, who was
only 3 over par for the 70 holes
she played in the five-day tour
ney. She lost 2 Of the sstrokes
TODAY.
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in world record time for the
mile-and-a-sixteenth race.
His supporters were ready to
desert him a second time when
he broke at the start of the first
$4,000 leg of the Maryland
Triple Crown Pace at Rosecroft,
won by Hillsota. And then the
wonder horse" was wonderful
again, beating Hillsota and other
top competitors in the second
leg of the triple crown a week
ago last night at Laurel and
doing it in a scorching 2:003s
Owned by j. Howard Lyons
of Greenwood, Del. and driven
by the owners son. Luther, Adios
Harry sped around the first turn
in good fashion. Then, suddenly,
the horse broke and the crowd Of
I8,5l5 who made him the favorite,
sent up a collective gasp. Adios
was out of it.
Wilmington's Star set the early
pace. a sizzling one. doing the
quarter in 1885 seconds and the
mile in 1:01. Philip Scott stayed
with the leader and on the final
turn, Hillsota and Chuck Volo
Iroared up along the outside to
make it a fast, close finish.
HillSota paid $11.80. $40 and
$3.50, best winning return Of the
might, a bad night for long
shot artists. Chuck Volo returned
$3.50 and 81 and Wilmington's
Star paid $500.
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29-year-old German girl. Ger
many won second place in the
team competition.
However, the small type in the
rule book had to be dragged out
before Germany was declared the
runnerup.
2,475 for Sweden
Sweden's total team points
were 2,475 while Germany and
Switzerland tied for second with
2,346. Germany was the winner
on the basis of a seldom needed
rule. Miss Linsenhoff clinched
the silver medal for the German
team because she scored more
points than any Swiss rider.
Fourth place in the team COM
petition went to Russia with 2,170
points. Denmark was fifth with
2.167, France sixth with 2,016,
Norway seventh with 1925 and
Romania eighth with 1852.
No other Nation entered the
necessary three dressage riders
to form a team.
The weather was frigid with
temperatures in the high sos,
Eain fell all last night and until
late this afternoon, leaving the
dressage rectangle muddy and
entirely too slippery for the
proper footing necessary for the
intricate PAGES and maneuvers.
The finale of the equestrian
games comes tomorrow with the
Grand Prix jumping. That will
be over the same area.
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|WDGA Starts
tomorrow at
Bethesda Club

Capt. Lucille Busch OF Argyle,
the 1854 champion, and Mrs.
John K. Barry of Columbia,
medalist and finalist last year,
are in the field for the Women's
District Golf Association cham
pionship tournament tomorrow
through Friday at the Bethesda
Country Club.
Mrs. Edward Ferriday. who
won last year at Washington, is
nursing an injured hand but will
try to play in the tournament. AS
defending champion, she does
not have to qualify, but will play
the course for practice Monday.
She is seeded No /.
Mrs. A. H. Allen of Army Navy,
who knocked Miss Busch out of
play in the quarter finals last
year with a memorable 2-and-1
victory. is in the field, along with
a number of other noted women
golfers of the area, including
Betty CARRIER of Argyle, Mrs. j.
P. Trouchaud of Kenwood and
Mrs. John Mancos of Belle
Haven.
Starting times for first round
tomorrow:
First tee-s:45. Mrs. Manccs. Mrs.
l DUNES Washington sol. Mrs.
Brumfiel, Consressionsl s:57. Mrs.
Ralph zuber. Congressional Mrs. Arthur
Phelan; Chevy Chase. 9:03. Mrs Der.
nard Fredland Woodmont Mrs. Howard
G s Manor, 9:09; Mrs; 1. A. Fran
Bethesda, 9:l5, Mrs, Rorris Kraft,
I Aeuse: 9:2i. Mrs. Herman NeSsass.
W s.s.o1 Mrs: J; F, zias congres-
mont; Debbie Wilder Manor s:33' Mrs.
J. 7. Kaigler. Army Navy; Kathryn
Digss Manor 9:39. Mrs. Frank Brown
ing. Army Navy; Eileen Myers. Court
Mrs. Barry So. MS. ' eeo sT Noble Noble.
Kenwood Miss CARRIER. 1908. Mrs
lack Smith Prince Georges; Mrs. q.
". Calvert. Washinston 1000. Mrs.
i6iS, Mrs Paul ioa STREET. essvy e cSass
Georgla Mae McKeever. Argyle. iO:37.
Mrs, Arnold Wilcox. Chevy Chase; Mrs,
Argyle
Tenth tee-.s:l5. Mrs Roy smalley.
gyle. 9:21, Mrs. Roland Delaney,
Prince GEORGES; Mrs. T. v. Wilder
Manor 9;21, Mrs Frank X Smith,
Confessional: Mrs j. o. Beckner, Army
Navy 9:33 Mrs. r. W. Williams. Ken
M Moo1 o Mrs. ?. iPttman, Army
wood; Mrs. William Stecher. Prince
Georges: l:45. Mrs. William Pye. Manor;
Mrs Hill Houston. Prince Georges 9:5l.
Mrs Charles Olmstead. Washington
Mrs. Herman Goodman, Woodmont.
A:57. Mrs Clarence Miller Belle Haven;
Mrs; John 8. Myers. Confessional.
1903. Grace Kine, Manor; Mrs. Bruce
Grainger, Court House. 1000. Mrs r
w Devlin Bethesda; Mrs. Paul Will
liams, Congressional 1915. Mrs F.
A Long. Court House; Mrs r. NJ Rus
sell. Confessional, 1921. Mrs. Al
Blitz. woodmont' Mrs. G. 7. Mnlef.
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Potomac Hunt Show Features
Cutting Horse Exhibition

intelligence as well as catlike
agility.
In the exhibition, the herd of
steers will be driven to one end
OF the ring. Then the cutting
horse cuts out one of the steers
from the rest and keeps it from
getting back-which is a neat
trick, for steers are extremely
herd-bound and are willing to
put up a battle against a horse.
The Western exhibition will
take place during the luncheon
recess. so that spectators with
cowboy minded children are
advised to arrive at the show
grounds early. Other added at
fractions, in addition to %
regular horse show classes, in
clude demonstration by the
Potomac Hunt hounds, with
Joint Masters Richmond B.
Keech and Samuel E. Bogley
and Huntsman Douglas Burgess
Also. there will be a brief re-
tirement ceremony for Claude
w. Ovens Sky's Shadow, which
has won over 600 ribbons during
her eight-year career in the
show ring. The mare has been
bred to Wait a Bit. Sky's
Shadow was her owners mount
with the host hunt for eight
years, and also won four cham
pionships at this show in earlier
years.
The program will wind UP
with championships in five divi-
sions-junior, jumper. green
working, conformation and
working hunter. William G..
Loefiler. of Chester Springs, Pa.
will judge hunters, Mrs. Loeffler
will judge juniors and jumpers.
and Mrs. Robert Beer will join
her in scoring jumpers.
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Mrs. joan Davis
Named President
OF GAO Rifle Club

Mrs. Joan E. Davis has been
elected president of the General
Accounting Office Rife and Pts
tol Club. an affiliate Of the Ma
tional Rifle Association.
George w. Blacksmith was
named vice president, William
H. Schutt, executive officer; Mrs.
Jane H. Shenk, secretary, and
w. S. Chillingworth, treasurer.
The NRA announced that four
area boys had been awarded the
expert rifleman medal.
They are John Rogers Powell,
1928 Garland avenue, Takoma
Park, Md; Alan Haines Raynor,
Sl8 Somerset place NV; Alan
Kanardy Taylor, 245 Dale drive,
Silver Spring, Md, and Nicholas
S. Dobi, 1923 Keokee street, Hy-
attsville, Md.
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Rain Cuts Feature
AT Old Dominion :

Johnny Dodd, jr.. of Balti-
more. won a scheduled 150-lap
late-model stock car race at Old
Dominion Speedway last night,
called after rs laps because of
a thunderstorm. A crowd of
$500 stayed throughout the
race despite an earlier storm
that held up the start for so
minutes.
Charlie Dyer Of North Bergen,
N. j., was second and Johnny
Dodd. ST., of Glen Bernie, Md.
third.
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Maryland Ponies Score
Slam in Loudoun Show

dumped of Waverly Farms Sir
Scream.
When the across the board
points were added, Nutcracker
emerged as the grand champion
and winner of the Capitol Air
lines Challenge Trophy.
Summaries:
Large pony hunter hacks: 1-Uppitv
Raven, Betty Shaw, Glyndon Nd D.
Pinoechio, Richard and Jimmy thinner
man. Laurel, Md.
Small pony working hunters: Nut
cracker; Richard and Jimmy thinner
Glencoe. Nd: 3-Fancy, frankie owens
Alexandria. Va.
Large pony over Jumps: | Country
Boy, Patty Godfrey. Waterford va: p
Upptty' 3-Craven's Raven
q, G. cshiiIdaren,s driving ponies: Little
Martini Lee Greenaway. washington
isiid, 'V Va BARBARA Sa''eF'0n' @srri-
A. H. S. A. medal class hunting seat;
Toni Brewer, Mclean. Va: 2-Bev-
erley Harrison, Warrenton; 3--Alison
Quincy. Warrenton.
cracker; 2-Pretty Penny, Parnell Gore,
TOwSon, Md: 3-Powder Puff. Lollv
Lawrence. Warrenton
Small ponies. Sl00 stake: l-Pretty
Penny; 2-Nutcracker; B. Smokey Joe
Junior Jumpers: Shamrock Mr.. and
Mrs; James Andrews, IT.. Somerset, Va.
--Para's Theme. Marcia McCardle. Me-
Lean. Va. 3--Lady of Peon, Richard
zimmerman
Lead line ponies: 1-Lambie Pie. Mrs.
town. Mrs George Tenner, Middleburg,
Va. 3-Entry. Christine Marburg.
Junior road hacks: MAN out. Mrs.
Fritz Howard, Warrenton; 2-Robes
Small pony triple bar: Smokey
Joe; Pretty Penny; 3-Fancy
Laree pony triple bar: 1-Fiddlesticks,
Jon Gartrell, Reisterstown Md; =
star OF Arabia. Philip Gore, Towson.
Md; 3-Four Point New Hope Farm,
Sterling. Va.
Raven; 2-Uppity: 3--Oyer She Goes.
Barbara Batterton.
Pony Corinthian. 1--Fancy; Pretty
Penny; 3-Craven's Raven.
Pony hunt teams. l-snow Furry.
Spirit. Mountain Glen Farm and Storm
Peak, Mountain Glen Farm. Orange, Va.
2--Downwind. Mischief Maker, Teddy
and Frances Kay, Bethesda Md. and
Pinocchio; Powder Pun. Nutcracker
and Pretty Penny.
Junior corinthian: might Com
mand. Mrs. Amory Hutchinson, Solvary,
Calf; Strip Poker, Nancy orme,
Leesbure; Star OF Virginia, Phyllis
Mills, Middlehurg.
Junior hunt team: l - Shamrock
Cineraria, Mrs A c. Randolph. Upper
vile; and April Dawn, Junior Eouita.
tion School. Alexandria, Va; Star OF
Virginia. Rockabit, Phyllis Mills anc
Little Craft. 3--Blue Magic Elliot Nc
Chimney Leesburg, Va: Crayally, Alison
Duffy, and SNOWFALL. Mildred Gaines ano
Madge Barclay, Greenway. Va
A. S. P. c. A.. Workmanship event
l---Toni Brewer: 2--Beyerley Harrison
franklin Wing III, Falls Church. Va
Championships:
Pony jumper-Smoky Joe, 10 points
reserve. Pretty Penny, H.
Small pony-Smoky Joe, lisa: re-
serve. Nutcracker, II,
Large pony Uppity, l9Is; reserve
Craven's Raven. 10.
Junior champion--Man Out, 10; re-
serve, Shamrock. a.
Grand champion--Nutcracke Is; re.
serve, Pretty Penny, II.
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BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

bob McEllen. Bee Handy. Boy
of Mine.
2-Hobb's Express. Herbe Jay,
Able Gene.
3-Miss Martha D.. Amity Han
over. Nevin Hanover.
BUSY Chuck, Alton Patrick,
Volo Majesty.
5-Mighty Special, Star Way,
Meadow Rhythm.
6-Pronto Way. Great Adios,
Rising Tide.
7-Jill's Boy. Lotus Hanover.
Doctor Vic.
8-ASH WALNUT, Sis Abbot
Homestretch Sandy.
LOngshOt Daily Double = Lynn
haven and Polly Mac.
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ROBERT B. PHILLIPS

Special Correspondent OF The star
MIDDLEBURG, Va, June 16
Maryland ponies scored a
grand-slam in the Loudoun Pony
and Junior Show when the
championship ribbons were
diShed out here this afternoon
at the end of the three day
session.
Only the junior hunter honorS
remained in Virginia with Mrs,
Fritz Towards Man Out a one
point winner over Shamrock,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. James
N. Andrews, jr., of Somerset, Va.
Marylanders led off with a vic
tory in the jenkins Challenge
Bowl awarded to the pony
jumper champion. Billy Boyce
III of Glencoe, Md, and his
Smokey Joe won this one and
the. small pony hunter cham
pionship in quick succession.
Smokey Joe led by two points
over Philip Cores Pretty Penny
and was our-and-a-h half points
ahead of Richard and Jimmy
Zimmerman Nutcracker in the
second division.
Mathilde Hebb of Butler, Md,
q newcomer to this largest of
children's shows, captured the
large pony championship with
Uppity. Two-and-one- points
behind her came Betty Shaw of
Glyndon, Md. daughter of a
former master of the Green
Spring Valley Hunt. She was
riding Craven's Raven.
Franklin Wing III took the
Loudoun County Hospital Chal-
lenge Trophy on Nights Com
mand in the junior corinthian
class.
Young Price Mcintosh of War;
renton was the only serious
casualty of the day when he was
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Marathon Swim Fails

VICTORIA. B. c., June 16
(Rl.-Ted Simmons Of Toronto
was pulled out of the water early
today after completing five miles
of an attempt to cross Juan de
Fuca Strait and collect SIS, 900
from his sponsors.
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BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

A Western cutting horse" ex-
hibition-a rare sight for
Easterners-will be one of the
features of the Potomac Hunt
Horse Show. beginning at 10 m.
TO-DAY near Potomac, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin E.
Tankersley's Al-Marah Arabian
Horse Farm, of nearby Bethesda,
will send a herd of cattle and
two champion Arabian cutting
horses, Arrah and Al-Marah Al
Sabah. which have won such
contests all over the Nation.
Both horses will perform without
brides. which means that they
must demonstrate exceptional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
Mrs. Purdy Winner

Mrs. Dorothy Purdy won the
Board of Governors Trophy at
Prince Georges Country Club
yesterday with score of 1922
3l-71. Mrs. Jack Smith had low
gross, SO.
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D. Junior Golf
Opens Tomorrow

The 18-hole qualifying round
for the District Golf Associa-
TONS junior championship will
be held tomorrow at Goose Creek.
Sixteen players will make the
championship flight for match
play starting Tuesday. while
other low scorers will be placed
in age group brackets Of eight
players each.
The tournament is for players
under 10. Deane Beman was
last years winner. The winner
gets the Albert r. Mackenzie
Trophy, while other prizes will
go to the winner and runnerup
in each age group.
Post entries will be accepted.
With Beman over the l8-year-
old age limit, the winner might
very we'll come from among
Chick Cullinane, Jack Doser
Keith Bowie, Manly Parks and
John Grub.
Pairings and starting times:
10 am, Ronnie Jamison. Chuck Luz
bar. Carl MacCartee. lO:05, Jimmie
O'Meara. Tommy Smith, Dan Boone.
1914, Billy Bortz. James Doukas John
r SIS. 1871, Francis McGonegal. Andy
Moore. Richard Gambatese. 1928. John
1923. Dave Collinswood, Logan Wilton.
Holzberg. Paul Kurtz Warren Hughes
Barry Nurdlinger. ln:42, Billy Hard
hover. Jack Hunter, Jim Krick iO:4e,
Frank Black, Jim Betz. Charles Holden.
1855, John Grubh Bob McFerren, Joe
Loda I:01 Floyd Parks Jerry Doser,
Bowers. Dick Krakt. 1921 Ronald
RICHTER, Manly Parks Mike Moynahan
li,2S. Chick cullinane, Keith Bowie.
Jack Doser
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Our expansion program (the biggest
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LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAP
Mondays Races-POst Time, $3.50 PM.

LonEsbOt Daily DoubIe-Groom Hanover
and Betty volstadt.
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FIFTH RAcE-Purss 5000; Glass b pace mue win
n nsr 3 n z by congressional-w Mite by His
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LAUREL RAcEWAY CHARTS

tcharts by Race-Way Services Incl
,...- - Weather Cloudy--Track Fast
FIRST HACE-Purse, $780, Glass mile VIM
1sr. p c. y By NibbIe Hanoser-Mss Exceency BY HIS
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Tgo-doIlsr mutusls .paidlEIToN HANOVER. slIeo.
$500 500 TANGERIA, $500, S4.20. NIP SONG, $500.
Peter Goddlst finished 9TH was disqualified and placed
9TH for break at the finish Tapped on by the con-
lendine horse. Frances Brewer.
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sI NH RA IA aiI,., 5000 paet z